Nieuwe Kerk The Hague
The Nieuwe Kerk (New Church) is a church in The Hague, located across from the modern city hall on the Spui. The church was designed by the architect Peter Noorwits, who was assisted by the painter and architect Bartholomeus van Bassen. The church is considered a highlight of the early Protestant church architecture in the Netherlands
The Netherlands : The New Church (De Nieuwe Kerk) in Delft city
The New Church (Dutch: De Nieuwe Kerk) is located on Delft Market Square in the center of the city Delft. The church is remarkable for its fine tower and chime of bells, and contains the splendid allegorical monument of William of Orange and the tomb of Hugo Grotius.
Vasuda Sharma concert 5th November De Nieuwe Kerk The Hague
Vasuda Sharma will be performing in the Netherlands on the 5th of November with her Dutch band.
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Jacobus de Meerdere Kerk, 4K, The Hague, The Netherlands
Jacobus de Meerdere Kerk, 4K, The Hague, The Netherlands
Open Monumentendag 2018
Music: Johann Sebastian Bach, Air on a G String (Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D major)
Vrijdagborrel de Nieuwe Kerk te Den Haag!
Op 30 oktober 2009 was de derde Vrijdagborrel editie in Den Haag met als thema Fashion & Pleasure.
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Delft, The Hague and Madurodam
Recorded August 24, 2013
On Saturday I took another half-day tour out of Amsterdam. First I visited the historic town of Delft. Next there was a very brief stop at The Hague. The tour concluded at Madurodam, a miniature park of scale model replicas of famous Dutch castles, public buildings and places.
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The Inauguration Church of the Dutch Royal Family: Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam
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Remains of Dutch Queen Mother Juliana leave The Hague
1. Aerials of The Hague and zoom into Noordeinde Palace
2. Horse drawn hearse with driving through street
3. Members of public watching
4. Coffin of Juliana being carried royal guard
5. Wide of courtyard
6. Coffin being carried
7. Various of coffin being carried by guard
8. Hearse being closed
9. Members of Dutch royal family, including crown prince Willem Alexander, getting into horse drawn carriage
10. Funeral procession leaving
11. High shot of funeral procession with members of public lining the street
12. Various of funeral procession
STORYLINE:
The remains of the popular Dutch queen mother, Juliana, were taken by horse-drawn hearse along a 13-kilometer (8-mile) route lined by more than 9-thousand members of the Dutch military on Tuesday.
Her coffin will be laid in the 400-year-old royal vault of the Nieuwe Kerk, or New Church, in Delft, alongside her parents, Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Hendrik.
On Monday municipal workers towed away cars and cut bicycle locks to clear the road where the flower-bedecked carriage passed.
Among the royalty from 15 countries attending the funeral are Prince Philip of Britain, King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia of Spain, Queen Noor of Jordan, King Albert of Belgium and Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko of Japan.
As was her wish, Juliana''s funeral service will be led by a 60-year-old female pastor, Welmet Hudig-Semeijns de Vries van Doesburgh.
The Resident Bach Orchestra and Choir will play music by French composer Erik Satie.
Despite his poor health, Juliana''s husband Bernhard, 92, is expected to attend the ceremony.
The German-born prince has undergone more than 50 operations in recent years and the Royal Palace had said last week his poor health could keep him from the service.
Juliana, called the people''s queen because of her charity work and her distaste for royal trappings, saw the Dutch through the end of its colonial rule in Asia and the reconstruction of the Netherlands after the end of the Nazi occupation.
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Kloosterkerk in The Hague, The Netherlands
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Mehmet Polat & Embracing colours - Live in De Nieuwe Kerk, The Hague
Mehmet Polat & Embracing colours
Live in De Nieuwe Kerk, The Hague
9 November 2018
Mehmet Polat - Ud & compositions
Joan Terol Amigo - Drums
Hendrik Müller - Bass
Bart Lelivelt - Accordion
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Filmed by Said Rasouli
Many thanks to Pro Jazz!
Den Haag Timelapse / Hyperlapse
City portrait of The Hague, The Netherlands, in timelapse and hyperlapse.
The Hague (Den Haag or 's-Gravenhage in Dutch) is the third largest city of the Netherlands. It is the seat of parliament but not the capital, and houses important institutions such as the Peace Palace and the International Criminal Court. But The Hague is first and foremost that beautiful city behind the dunes (to quote The Hague's unofficial anthem), and this video aims to highlight some of that!
View for additional shots of The Hague that didn't make the final cut.
I took some 34000 photos of The Hague for this film, spread over a 2,5 year period during which I worked on and off on this project. This included location scouting and getting to know the city, as I didn't know The Hague that well before I started this project, and waiting for the right weather conditions. Editing the raw material, which takes up 845 GB of disk space, probably took longer than the time I spent capturing it. While I am incredibly happy with the result, there's still a lot of cool stuff that unfortunately didn't make the final cut - maybe it'll show up in some other piece!
Cameras: Canon 70D, Canon 700D, Canon 550D
Lenses: Sigma 10-20mm, Canon 10-22mm, Sigma 17-70mm, Tamron 70-300mm
Software: Adobe Lightroom, Adobe After Effects, LRTimelapse
Music: In Slow Motion, Utah (musicbed.com/songs/in-slow-motion/24240)
Special thanks to Spaces Rode Olifant and Den Haag Marketing for location access.
Locations in order of appearance: Prinsessegracht, Den Haag CS, Randstadrail, Beatrixkwartier, downtown skyline, Nieuwe Kerk, Passage, Paleis Noordeinde, Japanese garden at Clingendael, Hotel des Indes, Koninklijke Schouwburg, Nutsspaarbank, Ridderzaal/Binnenhof, Vredespaleis, skyline Den Haag west, skyline Scheveningen, Kurhaus, Pier Scheveningen, Scheveningen beach with the annual fireworks and kite festivals, Malieveld and skyline Den Haag, New Babylon and Den Haag CS, highrise buildings near Den Haag CS, Hofvijver, Grote Markt, Gravenstraat, t Goude Hooft, Grote Marktstraat, Plein, Mauritshuis, Grote Kerk, Haagse Toren (Strijkijzer), skyline Den Haag from The Penthouse, urban rail station Beatrixkwartier, A12/Utrechtsebaan, skyline Den Haag from The Penthouse, Spuiplein, Haagse Bos, skyline Den Haag from Meijendel
'Hello' - Dutch Caribbean Concert, Nieuwe Kerk, Den Haag #4
Tamara Nivillac - zang
Dutch Caribbean Concert
Nieuwe Kerk, Den Haag, 28 februari 2016.
The Netherlands: Scheveningen beach - The Hague | Scheveningen strand - Den Haag
Scheveningen is one of the eight districts of The Hague, The Netherlands. Scheveningen is a modern seaside resort with a long, sandy beach, an esplanade, a pier, and a lighthouse. The beach is popular for water sports such as windsurfing and kite boarding. The harbour is used for both fishing and tourism.
Dutch New Church Delft / Nieuwe Kerk Delft
Visit the Dutch Nieuwe Kerk in Delft
The Protestant New Church in Delft built in built 1396-1496 by Jacob van der Borch. In 1584 Willem of Orange was buried here and the members of the Royal family of Orange-Nassau have been buried here ever since.
Climbing the tower of Nieuwe Kerk/New Church (Delft) Netherlands
The Nieuwe Kerk (English: New Church) is a Protestant church in the city of Delft in the Netherlands. The building is located on Delft Market Square (Markt), opposite to the City Hall.
The New Church's tower offers a perfect view across Delft and its surroundings. In good weather, you can easily see Rotterdam and The Hague from the top of the 85 metre tower with 376 steps to reach the top.
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J. Callaerts, Toccata in E | MARCO DEN TOOM - Middelburg, Nieuwe Kerk (NL)
Marco den Toom - Toccata in e, Joseph Callaerts - opus 29
Nieuwe Kerk, Middelburg (NL).
Registrant: Cees-Jan de Hon
Live-recording, april 2015 by FreeQ
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Funeral of Dutch Queen Mother
SHOTLIST
1. Wide of royal crypt
2. Horse-drawn hearse arriving
3. Soldiers in dress uniform marching and pull out to procession
4. Wide of foreign dignitaries arriving
5. Midshot of foreign dignitaries including former Queen Noor of Jordan with white headscarf
6. Queen Margrethe of Denmark and Spanish King Juan Carlos followed by Queen Sylvia and King Gustav of Sweden, Belgian King Albert with Queen Paola
7. Wide of arrivals
8. Grandchildren and partners of Juliana
9. Canal
10. Bells ringing
11. Members of public lining canal
12. Hearse with members of public
13. Highshot procession
14. Hearse arriving at main square in front of Nieuwe Kerk, New Church
15. Daughters of Juliana exiting horse-drawn carriage, Princess Irene, Queen Beatrix
16. Princess Irene
17. Queen Beatrix helping princess Christina out of carriage followed by Princess Margriet exiting
18. Juliana''s daughters: Margriet, Christina, Beatrix, Irene
19. Daughters walk towards church
20. Interiors church
21. Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende with glasses, seated second from left
22. Congregation
23. Highshot hearse
24. Various of coffin being carried into church
25. Juliana''s daughters entering with father, Prince Bernhard
26. Highshot interiors church with coffin being brought in
27. Coffin being carried
28. Wreath of flowers being carried in with Prince Bernhard and daughters in background
29. Grandchildren lighting candle including Queen Beatrix''s sons, Crown Prince Willem Alexander with red hair
30. Midshot grandchildren lighting candle
31. Various VIPs including Britain''s Prince Phillip, Queen Paola and King Albert, Queen Sylvia, King Gustav and Queen Margrethe
32. Prince Phillip with Prince Akishino and Princess Kiko of Japan behind him and behind them, Prince Albert of Monaco
33. Queen Beatrix, Prince Bernhard, Princess Irene
34. King Gustav, Queen Margrethe, King Juan Carlos and former Queen Noor in row behind
35. Coffin being carried into crypt
36. Daughters and Prince Bernhard
37. Crypt
38. Queen Beatrix and Princess Irene and father following coffin, followed by Princess Margriet, Prince Pieter, Margriet''s husband, and Princess Christina
39. Interiors church
STORYLINE
The Netherlands on Tuesday bid farewell to former queen Juliana, burying her with the royal honours that she shunned in her lifetime.
Bells pealed across the nation when her coffin emerged through the colonnaded door of the Noordeinde Palace in The Hague and was placed in a horse-drawn hearse while a military band played the national anthem.
Opaque white screens were lowered over the open sides, lending an air of dignified solitude to her final journey.
The 19th century hearse, covered in purple with white plumes on the corners and a golden crown in the centre of the roof, wound through the
cobbled streets of The Hague toward the Nieuwe Kerk, or New Church, in Delft, 13 kilometers (eight miles) away.
From schoolchildren to elderly people of Juliana''s generation, thousands of citizens watched from behind an honour guard of nine thousand military men lining the route as the hearse rolled by.
It was followed by a carriage carrying the eldest sons of Queen Beatrix and her three sisters.
Beatrix and her sisters, all dressed in white, traveled separately by limousine to join the procession for the final few hundred metres (yards) to the church.
Grieved by a nation grateful for her leadership during the difficult postwar years of recovery and social change, Juliana was laid to rest in the vault next to her parents, Queen Welhelmina and Prince Hendrik.
Reflecting her lifelong distaste for regal privileges, Juliana requested that her funeral be kept as humble as possible.
as much as possible for a monarch.
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Marta Topferova & Milokraj - Ach, nikde ve světě (The Hague 2019)
Marta Topferova & Milokraj
Ach, nikde ve světě (music: Marta Topferova, lyrics: Věra Provazníková)
live at Nieuwe Kerk, The Hague, Netherlands
9.3. 2019
Marta Topferova - vocals, cuatro
Stanislav Palúch - violin
Marcel Comendant - cimbalom
David Dorůžka - guitar
Peter Korman - acoustic bass
Beëdiging en inhuldiging van Koning Willem-Alexander in de Nieuwe Kerk (2013)
Beëdiging en inhuldiging van de Koning tijdens de Verenigde Vergadering der Staten-Generaal in De Nieuwe Kerk. Toespraak en eedaflegging door Koning Willem-Alexander. Toespraak door de voorzitter van de Verenigde Vergadering der Staten-Generaal, mr. G.J. de Graaf. Afleggen Inhuldigingsverklaring door de voorzitter. Hoofdelijk afleggen van eed of belofte door de leden van de Staten-Generaal en gedelegeerden van de Staten van Aruba, Curaçao en Sint Maarten. ©NOS
NIeuw Geluid Klarifest 7 oktober Nieuwe Kerk Den Haag
Klarifest was het eerste jubileumproject van Nieuw Geluid. Kijk naar de beelden van een dag in de Nieuwe Kerk in Den Haag en beluister de live opname van diezelfde dag door een ensemble van Nieuw Geluid onder leiding van Ali Groen.