The Muziekgebouw is celebrating its 10th anniversary, and it’s a year-long celebration. This jubilee weekend marks the official kick-off and offers the perfect opportunity to experience three days of the Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ’s idiosyncratic and surprising programming. Music as an expression of the present, for audiences of all ages. Unique and unforgettable concerts from early in the morning until well past midnight. Everywhere in the building, one can hear how moving and enchantingly beautiful music can be. The Kleine Zaal is no exception. In honour of this special occasion, a varied and surprising programme will be performed on the 31-tone organ, also known as the Fokker organ. Specially designed for everyone curious to discover concerts at the Muziekgebouw, and in particular this unique instrument, the programme spans almost all Western musical styles that have been heard over the past ten years at the Muziekgebouw aan ’t IJ. From early music to contemporary works, this concert covers it all, culminating in a new improvised composition by Guus Janssen. Naturally, a clear example of 31-tone music will also be included in the programme.