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What is the similarity between recorder player Lucie Horsch, pianist Nynke Eekhof, oboist Dorine Schoon, singer Tim Akkerman, this Music Storyteller and many others. What binds them apart from the music? They open their mouths. Give an insight into life behind the scenes. By making themselves heard in newspapers (Eekhof and Akkerman), on platforms, within organisations and via blogs (Schoon en moi) or at a prestigious award ceremony (Horsch). And there are more and more of them: creators who are making themselves heard from...

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Brechtje Roos

listen differently . hear more . set people and organisations in motion . stage person . presentation . social-artistic Brechtje Roos (1972) is a music storyteller. Speaker. Programme maker, publicist & founder of Hoor! Originally a musician. Speaks, writes and enthuses from music. She cares about the position and image of performing artists and likes to make herself heard. Making it clear in a seriously light-hearted tone how things work behind the scenes is her mission for the time being. That can only make the world a more beautiful place. A suivre!View Author posts

What is the similarity between recorder player Lucie Horsch, pianist Nynke Eekhof, oboist Dorine Schoon, singer Tim Akkerman, this Music Storyteller and many others. What binds them apart from the music? They open their mouths. Give an insight into life behind the scenes. By making themselves heard in newspapers (Eekhof and Akkerman), on platforms, within organisations and via blogs (Schoon en moi) or at a prestigious award ceremony (Horsch). And there are more and more of them: creators who are making themselves heard from...

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