Dominique Citroen is manager of famous musicians. She represents jazz pianist Peter Beets, the versatile cellist Lidy Blijdorp, chromatic harmonica player Hermine Deurloo, the international Chianti Ensemble, pianist Nathalia Milstein, violist Yamen Saadi, pianist Caspar Vos, Tobias Borsboom and Hermine Deurloo met Mike Boddé.
The musical collaborations are result of happy coincidences, by diligent selection and a combination of both. Dominique has a rich career in music. She started as a professional harpsichordist in many renowned Dutch ensembles and orchestras. From 1995 a business element was added to her activities. In that year she started developing training projects, assessing subsidy applications and advising and guiding artists. She was a staff member of the VandenEnde Foundation, she worked for various other funds and advocates of musicians. She still works as a consultant for Sena Performers, the VandenEnde Foundation and Amsterdamse Kunstraad.
The musical collaborations are result of happy coincidences, by diligent selection and a combination of both. Dominique has a rich career in music. She started as a professional harpsichordist in many renowned Dutch ensembles and orchestras. From 1995 a business element was added to her activities. In that year she started developing training projects, assessing subsidy applications and advising and guiding artists. She was a staff member of the VandenEnde Foundation, she worked for various other funds and advocates of musicians. She still works as a consultant for Sena Performers, the VandenEnde Foundation and Amsterdamse Kunstraad.

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Musical background
Dominique Citroen studied harpsichord with Anneke Uittenbosch at the Conservatory of Amsterdam and continued her studies with Ton Koopman and master classes with Gustav Leonhardt. During her studies she already was part of the Combattimento Consort Amsterdam, from which the Tancredi Trio was formed with Jan Willem de Vriend, violin and Michiel Weidner, cello and cymbal.
After graduate, Dominique Citroen became a permanent ensemble member of the Amsterdam Bach Soloists, who frequently collaborated with Frans Brüggen, Ton Koopman, Jaap van Zweden, Phillip Herreweghe and Marc Minkovski, Radio Chamber Orchestra, Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra and I Fiamminghi.

(Inter)national
We book concerts in Europe and the rest of the world.