Netherlands Wind Ensemble

The Netherlands Wind Ensemble, renowned for its innovative and adventurous approach to classical music, is a premier chamber music group specializing in performances of wind music. Formed in the 1960s, this ensemble has a rich history of embracing a wide repertoire, from well-loved classical pieces to contemporary works. They are celebrated for their virtuosic performances and have made a significant contribution to the cultural landscape with their dedication to both artistic excellence and educational outreach.

With a discography that includes a series of impressive releases, the Netherlands Wind Ensemble has shown a particular affinity for the works of Mozart, as evidenced in their "Mozart: Divertimenti & Serenades" collections and "Mozart: Divertimenti & Duos I" among their latest offerings in the "Complete Philips Recordings" series. They have also explored the synergy between music and cinema with "Salt and Fire," a score for Werner Herzog's film. The versatility of the ensemble is further demonstrated in their interpretations of modern classics, such as the rhythmically charged "Adams: Short Ride in a Fast Machine" and the jazz-inspired "Bernstein: West Side Story Suite." By seamlessly traversing different musical periods and styles, the Netherlands Wind Ensemble stands as a testament to the enduring power and potential of wind instruments within the classical tradition.

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  1. May 13, 2022
  2. March 18, 2016
  3. September 1, 2013
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