Tiny Terrace Concert

Tiny Terrace Thursdays, a cherished series of intimate concerts, expands its journey from the private terraces of Florence and Amsterdam to the creative embrace of Toqueur.

This new chapter, curated by Sophie in collaboration with Toqueur, celebrates the expansion of our musical gatherings into a public, yet intimately curated, space. Featuring a selection of diverse performances per evening, Tiny Terrace transcends its setting, fostering connections through the universal language of music and art. It's a place to not just listen, but to share moments, drinks and snacks, and the magic that happens when people, music and art come together.

Join us for a unique blend of artistry and intimacy at Toqueur, and be part of the ongoing story of Tiny Terrace Thursdays.

Line-Up

Elena Tierra

Elena Tierra is a modern mystic and devoted musician with a voice straight from the soil of source. She let the divine guide her extraordinary talent to infuse a space with pure soul. Her instruments are cello, guitar, and drum that she let magically intertwine with her voice on her loop station. A beautiful intimate relationship between this earthly resonances. With her wide range mastery from jazz to tribal, both her composed songs and her musical extemporisation pierce through your soul, touch your heart and elevate your spirit, as it’s cracking deeper layers of truth you might never have felt before.

You can find more information and listen to her music here.

Rebecca Took

Rebecca Took is a Midlands-born writer, poet, and editor based in the Netherlands. Her poetry has been published by New River Press, Ink, Sweat and Tears, The Missing Slate and The Kindling, and she was a contributor to the experimental poetry project Seven Voices. Rebecca is a captivating performer and will present to you some of her intimate poetry. You can find more information about Rebecca on her website.

Her words will be musically accompanied by Elena Tierra.

Sofija Sofija Gkaits is a singer-songwriter, pianist and soon to be philosophy graduate. Mostly Serbian, with a drizzle of Greek, she moved to the Netherlands when she was 6 years old and wrote her first song on homesickness when she was 7. As such, identity, estrangement and the border between the self and the other are persistent themes in her music. Her inspirations range from Balkan folk music, jazz and neo-soul to psychedelic rock. As her world unravels in her songs, she hopes to meet her listener in honest vulnerability and find strength in compassion and softness. You can listen to her music here.