At the Waalse Kerk, the magic of Oz returns in a new form with The Wizard of Oz: A Classical Concert. The timeless story, reimagined through the artistry of a string ensemble, unfolds in a symphonic journey that takes you far beyond the rainbow. The performance takes place on December 7, and tickets are now available for those who wish to experience this musical tribute.
There is a reason why The Wizard of Oz continues to capture hearts across generations . It offers the perfect blend of wonder, courage, and imagination, carried by unforgettable characters and a story that radiates timeless charm. And at the heart of it all is that iconic soundtrack that still fills audiences everywhere with magic. Now, The Wizard of Oz – A Classical Concert is making its grand debut in Amsterdam at De Waalse Kerk, and you won’t want to miss it.
Candlelight: The Wizard of Oz – A Classical Concert
The melodies of The Wizard of Oz make the most cherished moments unforgettable. The sweeping orchestration, the cheerful themes, and the emotional depth of the music all come to life anew in this tribute. Whether you’re rediscovering the nostalgic charm of the story or hearing it for the first time, the music captures every drop of the dreamy world that made it legendary.
This season, Candlelight invites you to a 60-minute concert dedicated to the classic songs of The Wizard of Oz. Imagine a live string ensemble performing amidst thousands of flickering candles, with every note reflecting the timeless magic of The Land of Oz. It’s more than a performance; it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience where music transports you to a world of imagination and wonder.
Warner Bros. Discovery Global Experiences and Candlelight have joined forces to present this classic tribute to The Wizard of Oz in Amsterdam. The Waalse Kerk will shine in golden light, echoing the spirit of The Wizard of Oz and its timeless charm. And the dress code? Whatever your heart desires—from shimmering green to your own ruby-inspired style for this 60-minute concert. After all, we’re not in Kansas anymore.
