Samuel Hasselhorn live in Amsterdam

Experience Samuel Hasselhorn live on December 1st

Samuel Hasselhorn, a German composer and pianist known for his neo-romantic style blending lyrical melodies with complex harmonic structures and often incorporating elements of impressionism, will perform at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam on December 1st, 2026. His compositions frequently feature a strong narrative quality, drawing inspiration from literature and visual art. Hasselhorn’s work has been gaining international recognition through performances by leading orchestras and chamber ensembles.

The Concertgebouw, opened in 1888, is renowned globally for its exceptional acoustics and is consistently ranked among the world’s finest concert halls. Designed by architect Pierre Cuypers, it is celebrated for its shoebox shape which contributes significantly to its natural reverberation and clarity of sound. The hall was built as a gift to the city of Amsterdam by businessman Cornelis van der Hoop, with the intention of providing a dedicated space for orchestral music.

Throughout its history, the Concertgebouw has been home to the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, one of the world’s leading symphonic orchestras. It regularly hosts performances by internationally acclaimed soloists and ensembles across a wide range of classical music genres.