Young Dutch People: Isaac Lottman
About the event
Discover the enchanting sounds of cellist Isaac Lottman and violinist Yente in a sparkling concert full of Vasks, Ravel, and more! Don't miss it! Isaac Lottman
Isaac Lottman received his first cello lessons at the age of three. His love for the instrument proved genuine, and he ended up at the Amsterdam Conservatory. In 2022, Lottman won second prize at the National Cello Competition. He loves chamber music and is a cellist in the Fontana Quartet. With his sister Yente, a violinist, he forms the duo Fatalis, the nickname their grandfather received from his Latin teacher. Tonight they will perform Vasks, Ravel, and a new composition by second cousin Mathilde Wantenaar. Ravel returns after the intermission, alongside Poulenc and Chopin, for which Lottman is accompanied by Thijs Willers. "The colorful French repertoire has something dreamy and ironic about it, which makes it so enjoyable for me to play."
Young Dutch people
The Young Dutch Musicians series shines a spotlight on exceptional homegrown musical talent. In the intimate setting of the Kleine Zaal, young musicians perform repertoire presented with conviction and personal commitment. The works are close to their hearts: music that dares to provoke, surprise, and challenge—not only the performers themselves, but also the listener. From Baroque masterpieces and Romantic expression to contemporary sounds: all stylistic periods are represented. In carefully curated, varied programs, the Young Dutch Musicians demonstrate their versatility, curiosity, and artistic boldness, showing just how alive and relevant classical music is today.
