There's music in the Rijksmuseum print galleries!

This summer the Rijksmuseum presents musical highlights on paper alongside historical musical instruments. The more than 60 objects in Music! span 300 years, from the 16th to the 18th century. They include the oldest surviving French trombone, made in 1593, a Venetian lute dating from 1637, and drawings by the French artist Jean-Antoine Watteau. The display runs from 1 June to 27 November 2023, and is accompanied by music from each period in the galleries. The display aims at creating...

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