Solomon's Knot live in The Hague

Experience Solomon's Knot live on October 31st

Solomon’s Knot is a contemporary classical ensemble known for its innovative approach to vocal and instrumental music. Their compositions frequently blend polyphony, improvisation, and elements of early music with modern sensibilities, often featuring complex rhythmic structures and extended vocal techniques. The group comprises vocalists and multi-instrumentalists, creating a distinctive sound that defies easy categorization but is often described as atmospheric and intellectually stimulating.

Nieuwe Kerk (New Church), The Hague, serves as the primary Protestant church for the city and holds significant national importance. Originally constructed between 1649 and 1654, it was built as a counterpart to the Binnenhof’s St James Church, intended to accommodate the growing Protestant population. The building’s architecture reflects Dutch Classicism, with a prominent spire that dominates the Hague skyline. Throughout its history, Nieuwe Kerk has been the site of numerous state events including royal weddings, funerals and official receptions. Beyond its religious function, it regularly hosts concerts and exhibitions, leveraging its exceptional acoustics and historical ambiance. The building underwent extensive renovations in the 1980s to restore its original splendor while adapting it for modern use.