Let's hope it goes well.

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On Friday, February 13, I'm tempting fate with a program about luck and misfortune, which is asking for trouble... “Remember: left foot first when you step onto the stage...” “No loose change in your pockets...” “Don't step on the threshold of your dressing room, step over it...” Otherwise, things will go wrong... Rituals surrounding your concert to ward off bad luck; I know few musicians who are free of them.

Let's hope it goes well.

Dates

Fri 13 Feb13:10 - 14:10

Location

Splendor Amsterdam, Nieuwe Uilenburgerstraat 116, 1011 LX Amsterdam

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I hope that all goes well

Some people are truly unlucky, like Arnold Schönberg's wife, who had to discover her husband had died of fright on Friday the 13th, the year he turned 76 (!). Or Domenico Gabrielli, who single-handedly revolutionized the cello world, but had to passively watch as Johann Sebastian Bach took the honors with his Six Suites. Take the Hungarian song "Sad Sunday," which was banned by the authorities because of its effect on the listener: People either rebelled against the regime or jumped off the bridge over the Danube.

Michiel Weidner - cello, cimbalom, singing saw

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