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At the Amsterdam Piano Duo Festival two pianists always play at once: how does that work?

At the Amsterdam Piano Duo Festival two pianists always play at once: how does that work?

The fourteenth edition of the Pianoduo Festival Amsterdam, organized by the Scholtes & Janssens duo, is currently taking place. This year's festival program emphasizes the balance between musical tradition and contemporary innovation.

Based on reporting by parool. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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