JIP8 Concert in Utrecht
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“Wat was het waanzinnig goed! Zoveel energie, kwaliteit, diepgang, afwisseling en prachtige muziek. Echt heel bijzonder om bij te zijn” – Hanne
JIP8 Concert in Utrecht
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“In een polariserende samenleving is Kamerkoor JIP op zoek gegaan naar muziek over polarisering en de gevolgen daarvan. In JIP8 hebben Jonathan Alexander Ploeg en Imre Arthur Ploeg een heel bijzonder project gerealiseerd waarvan gisteren de laatste grote uitvoering in Nederland was in een bomvolle Geertekerk. Een publiek van jong … Lees Meer
JIP8 Concert in Den Haag
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‘The choir gave me goosebumps with their amazing and powerful performance. During the concert I realized, looking at the movement and performances of the choir members how much they are going through every verse, really understanding and feeling the songs and music. It was fantastic! Bravo for all of them. … Lees Meer
Thank you – our journey goes on!
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The past three months, JIP has been on a fascinating journey. Never before have we had such a tremendously divers program. Never before have we collaborated with so many different artists. Never before have we welcomed so many people in the audience. Last summer, conductors Jonathan and Imre chose to … Lees Meer
Exhibition: 5 artists from The Publisher!
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At the concerts of Kamerkoor JIP, there will be an exhibition, inspired by the theme and music of the project. For this project we cooperate with The Hague Peace Projects and The Publisher. The publisher is an independent, nonprofit platform for stories and artistic work made by refugees. All the work shown … Lees Meer
Exhibition: new poem from Nicolás Barría, Chile
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At the concerts of Kamerkoor JIP, there will be an exhibition, inspired by the theme and music of the project. Nicolás Barría wrote a new poem, especially for the project and composer Diederik ten Böhmer: La Risa del Mudo. The poem will be exposed in Chilean and English, and can of … Lees Meer
Exhibition: poetry from Rodaan Al Galidi
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At the concerts of Kamerkoor JIP, there will be an exhibition, inspired by the theme and music of the project. Rodaan Al Galidi (born 1971) is a Dutch writer of Iraqi descent. A trained engineer, he fled his native Iraq and came to the AZC of Harlingen, the Netherlands, in 1998. … Lees Meer