@clare_varney

@clare_varney has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in November 2023. The social media accounts linked to from @clare_varney are: • Instagram Besides social media accounts, clare_varney has populated their site with: • Ravishing Rachmaninov from Alpesh Chauhan and the Belgian NO | Bachtrack • Ilya Gringolts sprinkles some Hollywood dust in Düsseldorf - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Amsterdam's The Little Big Things tackles the thorny issues - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Searching for greatness: The 2023 Mahler Competition - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Is anyone out there? Is God listening? - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Meredith Monk inspires a new generation - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Black American music finds a new voice at the Concertgebouw | Bachtrack • Finding the space to breathe: Hildur Guðnadóttir at the Concertgebouw - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Classical & Jazz | I Amsterdam magazine | Summer 2026 • Holland Festival 2026 kicks off in style with a walk through the city - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Overwhelming darkness: In conversation with Mark Simpson - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Hadelich and Stutzmann's revered presence on the Concertgebouw stage - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Clare Varney • Alexander Malofeev conjures sophistication at the Concertgebouw | Bachtrack • Christmas cake: Why we eat it and when to bake it • Glorious wonder: Rouvali and Gabetta at the Concertgebouw - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Denis Kozhukhin’s captivating storytelling compels on tour with the London Symphony Orchestra • Raphaël Pichon brings Rameau's colourful party to the Concertgebouw - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Astonishing musicality from Aurora Orchestra in Essen - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Sol Gabetta bares her soul with the Czech Phil • Weinberg’s The Passenger at Dutch National Opera | Bachtrack • The Strad - Postcard from the Netherlands: String Quartet Biennale Amsterdam | The Strad • In conversation with soprano Elisabeth Hetherington - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • In conversation with Aurel Dawidiuk - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • A very special young talent: Aurel Dawidiuk makes his RCO debut - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Stepan Armasar named Associate Conductor of the Concertgebouw Orchestra - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • In conversation with trumpet virtuoso Håkan Hardenberger - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Amsterdam's updated La Bayadère for a new era - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Mäkelä's quest for the perfect St. Matthew Passion - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Anna Vinnitskaya whips up delicious fury on tour with Klaus Mäkelä - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Yuja Wang steals the show on tour with the Swedish Radio • Barbara Hannigan and the Belcea Quartet's search for a new world - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Water, water everywhere: Gabriela Ortiz returns to the Concertgebouw - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Michel van der Aa’s Theory of Flames: defining opera for a modern age | Bachtrack • Innovative programming at the heart of ECHO's Rising Stars tour - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Timothy Ridout joins Duncan Ward to seek the darkness • David Afkham leads the National Orchestra of Spain on tour • Rafael Payare makes an unconvincing Royal Concertgebouw debut • Tarmo Peltokoski directs Tristan und Isolde in Amsterdam • Ben Grosvenor brings moonlit wonder to the Concertgebouw - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Ben Goldscheider heads to the Concertgebouw • It’s all about the brass: Klaus Mäkelä conducts Bruckner 8 • The Toronto Symphony makes their mark in the Concertgebouw • Ghouls, ghosts and woodland wonder: Lucie Horsch and B’Rock at the Concertgebouw • Claus Guth stages Handel's 'Semele' in Amsterdam's DNO • Jaap van Zweden, the Dutch wanderer, returns to the Concertgebouw Orchestra • Trio Wildschut, Kruithof, Meeuwsen leave audiences lost for words • Symphonic Cinema’s latest release LOSS brings in the stars • Joshua Bell and the ASMF celebrate the earth’s beauty - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Searching for Paradise: Håkan Hardenberger and the Concertgebouw Orchestra • Edward Gardner conducts an emotional L'Enfance du Christ in Utrecht | Bachtrack • Festive Bach at the Concertgebouw | Bachtrack • Visions of heaven and hell: Wang, Adès and the Concertgebouw Orchestra • Flying the flag for Elgar: London Philharmonic in Germany, 2025 - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Sorrow and joy: Jussen brothers join the Munich Philharmonic - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Nobuyuki Tsujii shines brightly with the Amsterdam Sinfonietta - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Kissin and Bychkov bring beauty and poise to the Concertgebouw • Sinfonia of London makes international debut at the Concertgebouw | Bachtrack • In conversation with Jennifer Johnston - The Spidy Editor | Clare Varney • Vikingur Ólafsson: One man and his piano • A stain on the soul: Dutch National Opera's The Maid of Orléans • Israel Philharmonic on tour in Cologne with Bronfman and Shani • History at every turn: the Wiener Symphoniker parties in style at the Concertgebouw • Mäkelä embraces tradition and modernity at the Concertgebouw • A guide to the very best whisky • Amsterdam's Romeo and Juliet attracts young audience • Challenging the norm: Orchestra of the 18th Century’s Marriage of Figaro • In conversation with Martijn Dendievel: A man on a mission • Daniel Lozakovich makes his debut with the Rotterdam Philharmonic | Bachtrack • In conversation with Klaus Mäkelä at the Concertgebouw • A very family affair: Lucie Horsch world premiere at the Concertgebouw • Celebration fills the air | Ortiz, Olafsson, Rouvali, Philharmonia • Barbara Hannigan conducts the Royal Concertgebouw • Ballet | Peter Salem: “They were only meant to kill the bloody King!” • The Scottish Chamber raise the roof with Maxim Emelyanychev • Dramatic French flair from Thibaudet, Mäkelä and the Concertgebouw Orchestra • Education the Concertgebouw Orchestra YOUNG way • Clare Varney in print • Residentie Orkest has a new story to tell at the Concertgebouw | Bachtrack • Cheers: Enschede emporium has 1,400 different whiskys on sale - DutchNews.nl • The hottest ticket in town: Mäkelä and the RCO play Mahler 5 • Australia’s flagship youth orchestra brings in the top brass • Mäkelä and Jansen bring an old friend home to the Concertgebouw • A dramatic Fantastique from the Orchestre National de Lille • Botan Takada from the Hague wins the Concertgebouw Competition • Japanese girl from The Hague wins top music prize in Amsterdam - DutchNews.nl • Van der Poel Ice-Cream: Simply the Best • Inside the rehearsal room with Luis Castillo-Briceño • Han-Na Chang conducts a programme full of stories with the RCO • Williams and Cargill shine in The Dream of Gerontius • Sam Weller puts Australia centrestage in Rotterdam • Shaken and not stirred: Mahler Beyond at the Concertgebouw • Sakari Oramo and the Berliner Philharmoniker bring the Amsterdam Mahler Festival to a close • Schiff’s undeniable mastery shines brightly in Amsterdam • A monumental Eighth from Klaus Mäkelä and the Royal Concertgebouw • Jaap van Zweden conducts Mahler's Seventh at the Concertgebouw, leading the Chicago Symphony Orchestra • Klaus Mäkelä conducts Mahler's First Symphony in Amsterdam, leading the Concertgebouw Orchestra • Earth-shattering Mahler 2 from the Budapest FO at the Mahler Festival • 25 years on, Enschede remembers its firework disaster - DutchNews.nl • Unpicking the writing process with debut novelist Lucy Steeds • A message of hope: Bychkov and the RCO play Shostakovich • Concertgebouw moves into online gaming to bring in the kids - DutchNews.nl • Premières aplenty from Mäkelä and the RCO • Dutchnews articles • "I love cycling in the evening sunshine when it is still warm" - DutchNews.nl • The only way is up: Kerem Hasan • Immersive cinematic experience: Reich/Richter in Amsterdam • Bruce Liu plays Chopin with the Amsterdam Sinfonietta • A jubilant finale to the Tonhalle's European tour with Paavo Järvi • Sheku Kanneh-Mason works his magic with Semyon Bychkov and the Czech Philharmonic • Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie – Most Definitely an Author for Our Time • Davina Clarke and friends define the Art of Obligato • Parisian music galore from Théotime Langlois de Swarte and the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century • Sofia Vasheruk makes the piano sing in Amsterdam • A strikingly colourful Ariadne auf Naxos from Nederlandse Reisopera • Bachtrack reviews • Yearning and longing: Gražinytė-Tyla and Blechacz at the Concertgebouw • Joshua Bell inspires a new generation of violinists at the Concertgebouw • Joyce DiDonato makes an emotional debut with the Concertgebouw Orchestra • Rotterdam Philharmonic appoints Top man for the job • Dutch bells take centre stage at the Concertgebouw • A class act: Augustin Hadelich plays Mozart on tour with Andrew Manze • A festive feast: John Eliot Gardiner and The Constellation Choir • Dutch bells take centre stage in orchestras worldwide - DutchNews.nl • A towering inferno: on tour with Vikingur Ólafsson and the London Philharmonic • Suave and sophisticated: Mäkelä’s Rachmaninov hits all the right notes • The real deal: Tarmo Peltokoski conducts the Rotterdam Philharmonic • Mäkelä’s magical Mahler 1 with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra • Callum Au - The Hottest Talent in the UK Jazz Scene • Dutch broadcaster showcases teaching at its best on prime-time TV • A meeting of minds: Vilde Frang and Klaus Mäkelä on tour with the Oslo Phil • A rousing Mozart Requiem from Orchestra of the 18th Century and Cappella Amsterdam • The Vienna Phil blows away the cobwebs at the Concertgebouw • DutchNews.nl articles • Augustin Hadelich’s Sibelius soars the heights at the Concertgebouw • William Knight’s new commission for the Nederlands Kamerkoor tells a very English tale • Creating that unique sound in my head for fifty years • Stefan Dohr plays Hans Abrahamsen at the BBC Proms • Ben Goldscheider plays new Watkins concerto • Exploring the world of the ballet conductor with Matthew Rowe • Evgeny Kissin creates magic in the Concertgebouw • The definition of love: Mäkelä conducts Mahler 3 at the Concertgebouw • At the Concertgebouw, it’s all about Lang Lang • Trifonov transfixes the audience with nuanced, highly addictive Beethoven • Zubin Mehta and the Staatskapelle Berlin play Bruckner 8 • Is this perhaps the best Buffalo mozzarella outside of Italy? • Brahms' German Requiem at the Concertgebouw • Inside the Rehearsal Room with Klaus Mäkelä and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra • Harptastic: Tom Moth performs at the Dutch Harp Festival 2024 • Tetzlaff's colourful Shostakovich with the LPO tells a Russian story • La Stans: A chocolate feast for all the senses • Gustavo Dudamel and the Berliner Philharmoniker raise the roof with a spellbinding Mahler 5 • The search for the definitive Miles Davis sound • Food