Van Harderwijk: Het Lied

Van Harderwijk: Het Lied

The song celebrates Harderwijk as an inviting Hanseatic city located between the water and the forests of the Veluwe. You can find the full lyrics and sheet music for educational or community use on the Oranjevereniging Harderwijk website . Musical Highlights of Harderwijk

: A popular local anthem often featured in community videos and on YouTube . Het Lied van Harderwijk

: Written for the 2021 Heritage Festival, this ode focuses on the city's maritime history and the Bottermuseum. The song celebrates Harderwijk as an inviting Hanseatic

: A recent 2024 Euro Cup song created by the Harderwijk duo "Mannen in de olie" featuring famous commentator Evert ten Napel. Key Locations Mentioned in Local Songs Lied van Harderwijk : Written for the 2021 Heritage Festival, this

Het Lied van Harderwijk is a tribute to the city's strength and history, gifted to the residents by writer and theater maker . It was officially premiered during the New Year's reception on January 6, 2016, performed by the then 13-year-old local singer Marc Gonkel.

While Gunneman's anthem is the "official" city song, Harderwijk's heritage has inspired several other notable musical tributes:

The song celebrates Harderwijk as an inviting Hanseatic city located between the water and the forests of the Veluwe. You can find the full lyrics and sheet music for educational or community use on the Oranjevereniging Harderwijk website . Musical Highlights of Harderwijk

: A popular local anthem often featured in community videos and on YouTube .

: Written for the 2021 Heritage Festival, this ode focuses on the city's maritime history and the Bottermuseum.

: A recent 2024 Euro Cup song created by the Harderwijk duo "Mannen in de olie" featuring famous commentator Evert ten Napel. Key Locations Mentioned in Local Songs Lied van Harderwijk

Het Lied van Harderwijk is a tribute to the city's strength and history, gifted to the residents by writer and theater maker . It was officially premiered during the New Year's reception on January 6, 2016, performed by the then 13-year-old local singer Marc Gonkel.

While Gunneman's anthem is the "official" city song, Harderwijk's heritage has inspired several other notable musical tributes: