Moby Dick

Nowadays, we rarely see whales on Schiermonnikoog, but the island has a long history with whaling, as evidenced by the impressive arch on the Nieuwestreek. George Crumb was inspired for Vox Balaenae by the song of the animals themselves. And an evening around the sea is not complete without Barber's melancholic Dover Beach, in which poet Matthew Arnold expresses his doubts about the world. After the break, music will be played by ex-marine Albert Roussel, an idiosyncratic figure amidst the impressionism and neo-classicism that lapped through late 19th-century France. 

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Samuel Barber (1910-1981) Dover Beach 
Henk Neven | baritone 
Iro Quartet: 
Oscar Hatzfeld | violin 
Léo Place-Desprez | violin 
Clément Pimenta | viola 
Cyprien Lengagne | cello 

George Crumb (1929-2022) Vox Balaenae (voice of the whale) 
Kersten McCall | flute 
Lidy Blijdorp | cello 
Tobias Borsboom | piano 

break 

Albert Roussel (1869-1937) Piano Trio, Op. 2 
Philippe Graffin | violin 
Léo Ispir | cello 
David Selig | piano 
General information

Moby Dick

  • Sun. 5 October 2025, 20:30
  • De Stag
  • Limited visibility: € 30,00
    Regular: € 38,50
    Islander: € 31,00
    up to 35 years: € 31,00
    Wheelchair: € 38,50
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