New Season Brochure 2011-2012 - Out Now!!! Download your copy now! The NDA presents an exciting and richly varied new season in The Hague with works by Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart, Haydn, Rossini and their contemporaries. View Season Brochure on issue Support the NDA! We need your help more than ever before
You can support the NDA by making a donation to the orchestra's activities in season 2011-2012 through the NDA's "Musical Menu" fundraising programme. This delectable menu suits all budgets; you can choose to sponsor the purchase of sheet music for one of the concerts, donate the cost of a soloist or, alternatively, make an entire CD production possible. Download the Musical Menu here (in Dutch), including information on the musical appetisers, main courses and desserts, and information on how to make your donation. NDA chosen as top 5 highlight of the Utrecht Early Music Festival's 30 year history
Dutch Classical Radio has chosen Simon Murphy and the NDA's "legendary" performance of Corelli's Concerti Grossi as one of the top 5 highlights of the festival's 30 year history, celebrating this with a series of downloads of festival concert recordings from the radio's archives. Read more New Videos

This Month's Featured Track - NDA Live in ConcertBeethoven Symphony no. 2 recorded live for Dutch radio at The Hague's Philipszaal as part of the NDA's December 2010 programme "Bohemian Rhapsody" with works by Wranitzky, Vanhal, Beethoven and Mozart. Listen to this and other live NDA concert recordings on the NDA's Webradio!  Winner Handel Competition
The NDA would like to congratulate soprano Stefanie True Dutch Radio/Luister portraits Simon Murphy and NDA New Live CD of Beethoven, Haydn and Wranitzky Symphonies. Read more ... NDA Intro The New Dutch Academy (NDA) is the international Dutch platform for 18th century music and culture. The musicians of the NDA are the new generation of the international Dutch early music tradition. The NDA is based in the city of The Hague, The Netherlands. The conductor and artistic director of the NDA is the Australian/Dutch conductor and viola player Simon Murphy. |