Enjoy an evening of neoclassical magic at The Concertgebouw’s Piano Nights concert

Keen to experience a night of beautiful piano music in one of Amsterdam’s most famous concert halls? Well, you’re in luck — Piano Nights is back at The Concertgebouw, and it might just be their best entry yet.

On Wednesday, October 7, talented pianists Eric Christian and Nino Gvetadze take the stage at The Concertgebouw’s historic Main Hall for 90 minutes of neoclassical magic.

And what a stage it is! For classical music fans, this is the same setting where Mahler, Strauss, and Stravinsky conducted their own compositions, and Rachmaninoff played his own concertos.

But you’re not just getting a slice of history as two pianists tinkle the ivory. Here’s everything to know about the latest Piano Nights concert. 👇

What can I expect?

The concert expertly blends different music styles, with each pianist presenting their own repertoire, both together and separately.

You can expect a mix of the familiar and the new, spanning from romantic melodies to works by neoclassical heroes like Ludovico Einaudi.

And, if you fancy a drink during the show, it’s on the house!

Trying to decide if that sounds like your jam? Take a listen to the Piano Nights Spotify playlist:

However, let op: there will be strobe lights during the concert, so do take that into account if you’re sensitive to flashing lights.

When and where?

If you’re keen as a bean to book before tickets sell out, here’s the key info at a glance:

🗓️ When: Wednesday, October 7
⏰ Time: 8:15 PM to 9:45 PM (no interval)
📍 Where: The Concertgebouw, Main Hall, Amsterdam
🎫 Tickets: €19 to €59, plus a €5 booking fee; tickets available on the Concertgebouw website

Curious what Einaudi sounds like inside one of the world’s greatest concert halls? Grab your tickets and let us know how it went in the comments.