Koninklijke Harmonie Sainte Cécile Eijsden
Harmonieorkest Concert divisie
Bio
Koninklijke Harmonie Sainte Cécile Eijsden is one of the Netherlands’ most distinguished symphonic wind orchestras, founded in 1880 in the southern village of Eijsden. Under maestro Jan Cober’s inspired leadership for over thirty years, the orchestra has risen to the forefront of the international symphonic wind scene. Koninklijke Harmonie Sainte Cécile’s legacy includes World Music Contest victories in 2009 and 2013, numerous podium finishes, and acclaimed performances across Europe — from London’s Lord Mayor’s Show to the Certamen in Valencia and the Mid Europe Festival in Schladming. Their annual Pentcost Concert at Theater aan het Vrijthof in Maastricht has become a beloved tradition, combining classical refinement with contemporary innovation. The orchestra’s sound reflects both precision and emotion — a unique blend that defines Sainte Cécile’s identity. Through world premieres of works by composers such as Karel Husa, Bert van Beurden, and Henk Badings, the orchestra continues to expand the boundaries of wind music. In August 2026, Koninklijke Harmonie Sainte Cécile will proudly return to the Rodahal in Kerkrade to compete in the Concert Division of the World Music Contest (WMC) — reaffirming its legacy as a world-class ambassador of Dutch musical excellence.
- Dirigent | Jan Cober
Programma
| Bachseits | Johannes Stert |
| Tápate esa Pierna | José Luis Greco |
| Soloist: Ana Maria Alanso (Altviool) | |
| Soloist: Miguel Angél Egido (Saxofoon) | |
| Third Symphony „Jalupe“ for wind orchestra | Luis Serrano Alarcón |
Agenda
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9 jul17:00OpeningsparadeCentrum Kerkrade
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18 jul17:00TONCACentrum Kerkrade
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24 jul17:00Wir Sind SpitzeCentrum Kerkrade
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2 aug17:00The Night FlightCentrum Kerkrade
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