- 1903 Concert Amsterdam 22-10-1903 – Symphony No. 3.
- 1903 Concert Amsterdam 23-10-1903 – Symphony No. 3.
- 1904 Concert Amsterdam 26-10-1904 – Symphony No. 2.
- 1904 Concert Amsterdam 27-10-1904 – Symphony No. 2.
- 1906 Concert Amsterdam 10-03-1906 – Das klagende Lied.
Toonkunstkoor Amsterdam (TKA) is a concert choir which was founded more than 175 years ago.
Conductor until 1898 is Julius Rontgen (1855-1932).
Presidente 1907-1929 is Jo Beukers-van Ogtrop (1865-1948).
In its illustrious past, Toonkunst had strong ties with the renowned Concertgebouw Orchestra and contributed to productions led by great conductors such as Willem Mengelberg (1871-1951), Otto Klemperer (1885-1973), Bruno Walter (1876-1962), Eugen Jochum, Eduard van Beinum (1900-1959) and Bernard Haitink (1929).
Traditionally TKA provides the performance of the St. Matthew Passion on Good Friday in the Amsterdam Royal Concertgebouw. In 1899 Willem Mengelberg (1871-1951) began this tradition.
Amsterdam. Performance of the St. Matthew Passion by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (RCO/KCO) and Toonkunst choir. Conductor Willem Mengelberg (1871-1951). Royal Concertgebouw.
