Culture Unlimited Festival 2024: Embracing Diversity Through the Arts
Dates: 21st, November to 23rd December
Locations: The Hague, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Leiden,Austerlitz, and Utrecht
Join our festival starting November 21st, 2024.
You can get your tickets now.
18 projects in 6 Dutch cities.
The much-anticipated Culture Unlimited Festival is back for its 2024 edition, offering a spectacular celebration of diversity, art, and intercultural exchange. From 21st, November to December 23rd, audiences across several Dutch cities are invited to embark on this extraordinary cultural journey.
Promoting Intercultural Dialogue Through Art
Culture Unlimited Festival is more than just an event; it’s a dynamic platform dedicated to fostering intercultural dialogue through the transformative power of art. Central to the festival is a commitment to engaging and involving local communities in every aspect of the experience.
A Rich Musical Tapestry from the Eastern World
This year, the festival proudly presents a diverse array of music, primarily highlighting the rich traditions of the Eastern world. Audiences can expect to be immersed in various genres, from contemporary classical to jazz, pop, electronic, and Eastern folk music.
Meet the Exceptional Artists
The festival boasts an impressive lineup of artists and ensembles, each bringing their unique talents to the stage. Featured performers include:
Noordpool Orkest
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Mojgan Shajarian
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Farid Sheek
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Maya Fridman
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Sanne Rambags
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Tijn Wybenga
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Amel Sdiri
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Antoinette Lohmann
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Kika Sprangers
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Martin Fondse
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Rembrandt Frerichs
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Jörg Brinkmann
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Simon Ho
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Nizar Rouhana
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Thomas Pol
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Jamie Peet
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Catherine Graindorge
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Federico Calcagno
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Hamid Sheikh Bahaei
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New European Ensemble
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Tony Overwater
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Ysaÿe Trio
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Ali Borhani
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Hossein Behrouznia
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Negar Mir
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Mohsen Masoumi
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Fahime Mousavi
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Oene van Geel
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Ilmatar Choir
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West End Big Band
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Bram Stadhouders
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Khaled Alhafez
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Kimya Band
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Under the Surface
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Kinan Abuakel
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Anan Alkodmani
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Odai Al Hayek
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Yiorgos Bereris
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Lucas Zegrí
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Rada Ovcharova
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Mihkel Kerem
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Emlyn Stam
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Willem Stam
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Malgorzata Walentynowicz
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Hannibal Saad
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And many more…
The festival will present compositions by;
Konrad Boehmer, Zaid Jabri, Yixie Shen, Willem Breuker, Mihkel Kerem, Kate Moore, Monteverdi, Svitlana Azarova, Dai Fujikura, Paul Wiancko, Kaija Saariaho, Kinan Azmeh, Willem Van Otterloo, Francis Poulenc, Valentin Silvestrov, Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Juris Karlsons, Johannes Brahms, Ben Parry, Cecilia McDowall, Ola Gjeilo, William Byrd, Ørjan Matre, Khaled Abou Alnasr, Omar Albatch, Adnan Abou Alshamat, Kamil Shampeir, Abdul Wahab, Mojgan Shajarian, Farid Sheek, Sanne Rambags, Tijn Wybenga, Kika Sprangers, Martin Fondse, Rembrandt Frerichs, Jörg Brinkmann, Simon Ho, Nizar Rouhana, Catherine Graindorge, Federico Calcagno, Tony Overwater, Oene van Geel, Bram Stadhouders, Khaled Alhafez, Kinan Abuakel, Yiorgos Bereris, Lucas Zegrí.
A Global Musical Fusion
Prepare to embark on a sonic adventure that transcends borders and genres, weaving together the diverse sounds of the Eastern world. This fusion of cultures promises an unforgettable musical experience.
Join the Conversation
Follow us on social media to stay updated on festival news, artist spotlights, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. Share your excitement with the official hashtag #CultureUnlimited2024.
About Culture Unlimited Festival
Culture Unlimited Festival is an annual celebration dedicated to promoting intercultural understanding and collaboration through the arts. By showcasing diverse talents and engaging local communities, the festival strives to create a more inclusive and harmonious world.
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Rima Khcheich, Mike Fentross, Maarten Ornstein, Matangi Quartet, and Calefax Quintet at Duif Kerk
Dima Orsho - Those Forgotten on the Banks of the Euphrates with Kinan Azmeh and NEuE.
Oriental Miniature by Nouri Iskandar performed by New European Ensemble at RMO in Leiden
Mohammad Motamedi, Calefax Reed Quintet, and Matangi String Quartet
The Rembrandt Frerichs trio, with Tony Overwater, and Vinsent Planjer featuring Mohammad Motamedi
Kareem Roustom's Buhur Performed by New European Ensemble and Geert Mul at RMO in Leiden 236 2018
August 38th Archy at the DokZaal in Amsterdam
The Fence, the Rooftop and the Distant Sea by Kinan Azmeh with NEuE
Ancient Dances Sumer by Raad Khalaf with Matangi String Quartet
Abun d’beschmayo Mireille Bittar & Kamerkoor JIP&jij
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