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Max Richter
Max Richter is one of the most influential composers of the 21st century — pioneer of the neoclassical sound. Hear his music performed live.
Born in 1966, the German-British composer broke through with The Blue Notebooks and the eight-hour lullaby Sleep, and reached millions with his luminous "On the Nature of Daylight", heard in films from Arrival to Shutter Island. His Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi's Four Seasons reimagines Vivaldi's masterpiece for a new century — familiar yet transformed, pulsing and cinematic. Richter's music is built for live performance: spare piano lines, shimmering strings and slow-building emotion that fills a darkened room.
Upcoming concerts of Max Richter's music
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27 June 19:00 Florence — Museo de' Medici Get tickets— Elsewhere in Europe —
26 June 19:00
Geneve — Auditorium Sacré-Cœur, Église du Sacré-Cœur
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11 July 18:30
London — Kensington United Reformed Church
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11 July 19:30
Edinburgh — Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh
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18 July 18:30
Stoke-on-Trent — Stoke Minster
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1 August 18:30
Manchester — The Stoller Hall, Manchester
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8 August 19:00
Lucerne — Kirchensaal Der Maihof - Parish of St. Joseph, Luzern
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8 August 19:30
Durham — Durham Cathedral
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21 August 19:30
Luton — St Mary's Luton Parish Church
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22 August 18:30
Brighton — St. George's Church, Brighton
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22 August 19:00
Bern — Yehudi Menuhin Forum Bern, Bern
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22 August 19:30
Cardiff — Llandaff Cathedral, Cardiff
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22 August 20:00
Dordrecht — Grote Kerk, Dordrecht
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23 August 16:00
Amsterdam — Posthoornkerk, Amsterdam
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28 August 20:00
Breda — Grote Kerk, Breda
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29 August 20:00
Gouda — Sint-Janskerk, Gouda
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What is Max Richter's best work?
- Waltz with Bashir
- Lost and Found
- My Words, My Lies — My Love
- Sarah's Key
- Escobar: Paradise Lost
- The Last Days on Mars
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