De Wellingtonians-Pasaacaglia
The Wellingtonians play their Passacaglia -tour in cloud9, TivoliVredenburg Utrecht, starting at 8:30 pm.For tickets and info here:https://www.tivolivredenburg.nl/agenda/theo-loevendie-passacaglia-ensemble-28-09-2019/
The Wellingtonians play their Passacaglia -tour in cloud9, TivoliVredenburg Utrecht, starting at 8:30 pm.For tickets and info here:https://www.tivolivredenburg.nl/agenda/theo-loevendie-passacaglia-ensemble-28-09-2019/
On Saturday April 20, a concert will take place in the Concertgebouw Amsterdam. Dedicated to music composed by Theo Loevendie.Special attention will go to the
Performances by the Wellingtonians with Angelo Verploegen, Wolter Wierbos & Oene van Geel as guests.July 19, 20 or 21, Wonderfeel Festival near Hilversum, The Netherlands, https://www.wonderfeel.nl
Loevendie’s Wellingtonians & guests Angelo Verploegen, fluegelhorn, Wolter Wierbos, trombone. Release of their CD. Also a booklet with pld & new Loevendie Originals for jazz groups will
“De Vraag Stellen” (“To Ask The Question”) is a choir-piece of Theo’s, made on the writings of Remco Campert. 3rd of octobre 2018 at the Grand
The Radio Philharmonic Orchestra commissioned an orchestral work by Loevendie to be premiered in the “Matinee op de Vrije Zaterdag” in theAmsterdam Concertgebouw on february
jazz in cafe Welling with Theo Loevendie 5 and Mystery Guest.
december 2nd, Amsterdam at 16.30, Café Welling Theo Loevendie’s Wellingtonians with guest singer Edwin Rutte and winner of the National Cello Competition 2018: Amke te Wies
4 november Amsterdam at 16.30, Café Welling Theo Loevendie’s Wellingtonians with guest fluegelhorn player Angelo Verploegen.
At festival “Toets des Tijds” The Loevendie Trio play his compositions for jazz musicians, covering about 60 years. For tickets and contact click here: http://www.toetsdestijds.nl/nl/
Jazz concert in cafe Welling, Amsterdam with Theo Loevendie 5 and guest violinist Emma Breedveld performing o.a. “Dance” by Loevendie free admission. Concert starts at
May 14th 2018 Theo Loevendie’s memoirs are available in bookshops in the Netherlands,covering his lifetime from his birth in 1930 in Amsterdam until recent activities