- Date
- Wednesday 16 Nov 2022, 19:00 - 22:15
- Type
- General
- Spoken Language
- English
- Location
Erasmus Paviljoen
Experience a unique way to enjoy the beautiful music from Einaudi, also known from the film Intouchables. And because of the Student Wellbeing Week you can visit this concert for free!
You will be lying down around a grand piano in the middle of the room. This concept creates a situation where the audience can listen to music in total relaxation, lying down on the floor, almost dozing off.
Jeroen van Veen will play the best works from the famous Italian composer Ludovico Einaudi. His music became world famous through his soundtrack for the film Intouchables (2011). His minimalistic sounding music creates a new genre between classical and pop music.
Ritmic and uplifting music will be alternated with slow soothing sounds to dream away with.
A unique experience that you must have experienced at least once. And this time students and employees of Erasmus University can experience it for free as part of the Student Wellbeing Week!
Student Wellbeing Week
From the 14th to the 18th of November 2022, the Student Wellbeing Week will take place! It's all about having fun, relaxing, meeting other students, your personal development and mental, physical, and social wellbeing. The complete program will be announced later on the Student Wellbeing Platform. Stay tuned!
Don't wait too long to reserve your ticket, because the concerts always sell out.
- More information
Date: Wednesday 16 November
1st concert: 19.00 – 20.15 hours Doors open : 18.30
2d concert: Tijd 2: 21.00 – 22.15 uur Doors open: 20.45u
Location: Erasmus PaviljoenTicket information
Entrance:
EUR-students and employees: Free, but reservations are obligatory
This concert is not open to people from outside Erasmus University.Organised by Studium Generale with Jeroen van Veen and the EUR Student Wellbeing Program
Jeroen van Veen has recorded over one hundred sixty CDs at home and abroad, including the Abbey Road Studio in London. This star pianist not only recorded all the piano works by Simeon ten Holt and Einaudi, he also recorded everything from Philip Glass, Yiruma, Michael Nyman, JacobTV, Yann Tiersen, Friedrich Nietzsche, Preisner and Arvo Pärt.
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