Three world class musicians, who have earned their position in classical music, time and time again touching audiences with their pure, original and authentic sound. Paradisiacal and visually spectacular.
We are Heuvelman, Kelder & de Visser
In the performances of Heuvelman, Kelder & de Visser they play the compositional gems from traditional classical music, among a variety of other more modern works, in a way that touches audiences deeply, holding you on the edge of your seat and healing you through their music. The musicians of Heuvelman, Kelder & de Visser met as a trio in de kleine zaal of the Concertgebouw (Amsterdam) at the farewell of Maartje van Weegen on NPO Radio 4. This was followed by a highly rated and watched live performance on television at events and venues including Podium Witteman, Paradiso, Down The Rabbit Hole plus a Chinese tour culminating in a performance at the Zumiao Ancestral Temple in Foshan, Guangdong. Cinema Paradiso connects people through their unique interpretation of timeless music that proves only to be the means of great success and moves people time and time again.
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Agenda
Biographies
Andre Heuvelman
trumpet
Andre has been a professional trumpet player since 1990 and from 1997 a soloist with the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, which is known for special concerts in the world’s most beautiful concert halls.
Wilmar de Visser
double bass
Wilmar plays subdued Sephardic music in a candle-lit Portuguese synagogue just as passionately and sentimentally as treating an exuberant audience to Prince covers in a large music halls.
Henry Kelder
piano
Henry Kelder works as a pianist, composer, conductor, chamber musician, improviser, repetiteur, cultural entrepreneur and teacher.
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What others say about Heuvelman, Kelder & de Visser
“Impressed by Heuvelman, Kelder & de Visser’s sound and silence”
“Ahhhh amazing! Healing sounds!”
“Goosebumps…. magnificent”
“Amazing Men! How comfortable you were there with Paul Witteman. I knew that tear-jerk from after silence. When is the CD coming out?”