Residentie Orkest

Residentie Orkest La Hague, founded in 1904 under the direction of Henri Viotta in The Hague, Netherlands, is a Dutch classical orchestra that began performing in the K & W building and gained early acclaim during the 1911 Richard Strauss Festival. The ensemble’s career progressed through a succession of chief conductors, including Willem van Otterloo (1949–1973) and Neeme Järvi (2005–2012), and it released recordings such as Bruckner : Symphony No. 7 in E Major (1985) and Liszt: Works for Piano & Orchestra, Vol. 1 (2000). It toured internationally to cities such as New York, Vienna, and Berlin, and performed at The Proms in 2008. The orchestra moved to the Dr. Anton Philipszaal in 1987, and later to the Amare performing arts centre in 2021. Jun Märkl became the orchestra's chief conductor in 2025.