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We are excited to announce that the moment has finally arrived – we want to record “Maestro Morricone” on CD! However, we cannot do this without your support.

Join us for Matangi Moments, an atmospheric concert series in which the sublime world of the string quartet is explored in surprising ways by Matangi, one of the most renowned and versatile ensembles in the Netherlands.

For the true vinyl enthusiast, the LP of P.S. ft. Matangi and Ruben Hein is now available in our webshop.

In 2025, Matangi will continue their Matangi Moments series at the Amstelkerk in Amsterdam and the Nieuwe Kerk in The Hague. Enjoy an hour of the sublime world that the string quartet offers. Be enchanted by concerts where Matangi explores new paths and creates innovative soundscapes.

Matangi is celebrating its 25th anniversary with the jubilee program 'In Transit'. The quartet will honor its classical roots while contributing to the (Dutch) string quartet canon with a new composition by Robin de Raaff.

This year, Matangi celebrates its 25th anniversary. You are warmly invited to celebrate the anniversary of this Hague quartet at the mini-festival Matangi Moving Music on October 12, in Nieuwe Kerk, The Hague.

A final letter—what do you include in it? It doesn’t always have to be a farewell letter between people. It might also be a goodbye to a feeling, period, or phase of life. Rich with inspiration from this thought, Matangi and Ruben Hein took up the pen and collaboratively created a song cycle called ‘P.S.’

OUT NOW: new single “Another Year” from the album P.S. ft Matangi & Ruben Hein!

Thirty years after the release of the legendary album 'The Juliet Letters' by Elvis Costello and the Brodsky Quartet, Matangi and Ruben Hein present a 21st-century response to this masterful song cycle. Inspired by the collected Dutch letters from the book P.S. by Jet Steinz, Matangi and Ruben have created new songs that add a contemporary chapter to the world of multidisciplinary music experiences.

Matangi and Ruben Hein proudly release their very first single "Brother to Brother" today (Friday, May 17), offering a preview of their highly anticipated album "P.S." set to be released in September.

Do the performing arts adequately reflect the diversity of the LGBTQIA+ community?" – This is the question at the heart of the eighth edition of the Unheard Music Festival. Because how diverse is the world of classical music really? That's what the members of Matangi are exploring in their own festival.

Musical friends Matangi and Carel Craayenhof are back on Dutch stages. Together, they bring the music of Ennio Morricone to the stage during the upcoming tour