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Love Amsterdam? Sing along! Artists perform tribute to the capital at the Concertgebouw

Love Amsterdam? Sing along! Artists perform tribute to the capital at the Concertgebouw

On July 18 and 19, artists will perform a musical tribute to Amsterdam at the Concertgebouw. The event features traditional city-themed music and encourages the audience to sing along.

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