During the sixth edition of the Cello Biennale, the Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ is a bustling place to be. As soon as you enter on the first floor, you enter an atmospheric pop-up brasserie, with market stalls set up in every other nook and cranny. There is a selection of handmade cellos, bows, bridges, dampers and strings alongside a large selection of magazines, CDs and sheet music.
Maar vooral klinkt er ongelooflijk veel muziek. De fringeconcerten zijn zelfs gratis toegankelijk, wat...
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