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Passe-partout

By Daria van den Bercken, Jeremy Denk, Britten Sinfonia, Micha Wertheim, Enrico Pace, Gabriela Montero, Hans Dagelet, Mahan Esfahani, Rami Khalifé, a.o.

With Piano Biennale Passe-partout A you can go to all* concerts during the festival. Both in Musis & Stadstheater Arnhem and at Schouwburg de Vereeniging in Nijmegen. ** Immerse yourself in the world of the piano and experience this instrument like never before. Music, theater, exhibition, you will see, hear and experience more than just concerts during the Piano Biennale!

PLEASE NOTE:

Passe-partout A applies to all* concerts (both Arnhem and Nijmegen) with the choice of Friday 8PM Phion & Saturday 8PM Grand pianists (both in Arnhem).

Passe-partout B applies to all* concerts (both Arnhem als Nijmegen) with the choice of Friday PM Devilish fingers and pure poetry & Saturday 8PM ‘Money, money, money’ (Phion) (both Nijmegen).

You will receive more than 50% discount on all concerts!

Price passe-partout: €150
Friends discount: 15%

Program info

*The children’s workshops, Jeremy Denk’s Thursday evening presentation concert and Laurens de Man’s organ concert are not included in the passe-partouts

**There are two concerts to choose from: Friday evening 8 p.m. and Saturday evening 8 p.m:

Passe-partout A: All* concerts(both Arnhem and Nijmegen) with the choice of Friday evening 8PM Phion & Saturday evening 8PM Great pianists (both Arnhem)

Passe-partout B: All concerts**(both Arnhem and Nijmegen) with the choice of Friday evening 8PM NSVK & Saturday evening 8PM Phion (both Nijmegen)

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