Guido Dutilh joined the Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT) 2 in August 2014, where he once again has proven to be a gifted dancer. In April 2016 he embarked on his first trip to the UK. Just before his departure he has been interviewed by The Dance Consortium.
Thomas Verbogt, partner van Jacqueline Dutilh, staat met zijn nieuwe boek Als de winter voorbij is op de shortlist van de Libris Literatuurprijs 2016. Die prijs wordt uitgereikt op 9 mei in het Amstel Hotel in Amsterdam. Lees meer
The 94th edition of the Nederland’s Patriciaat, which has been issued by the end of 2015 by the Dutch Bureau for Genealogy (CBG) in The Hague, includes an extensive description of the Dutilh-family, starting with Moïse Dutilh, born in 1575 in Clairac, France. Three and four generations later descendants left Clairac and settled in The Netherlands. Since then, the family has spread over the world, with a majotiry of male descendants still living in The Netherlands. Read more
The music for the new film Bike, which will be presented in Utrecht on July 2nd 2015, has been put together by Sebastiaan Dutilh. For a preview click here.
Sebastiaan Dutilh and Belle Doron have decided to release their debut EP called ‘Patterns‘ next Thursday at OT301 (Amsterdam). For just 5 euro’s you get entrance and you’re able to download their killer EP for free. Get your tickets in presale and join their FB-event. Don’t miss out if you would like to experience their new liveset, gloomy visuals and a support show by Oraclez. Read more.
On Sunday September 28th at 14.15 Michiel Dutilh will play the piano in the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. For more information.
Between 25 and 27 July 2014, 25 descendants of Eitenne Dutilh (1751-1810) and his brother Jean (1756-1804) gathered in Philadelphia, the city where Etienne and Jean arrived in 1783 coming from Clairac in France. Also present were 6 descendants of Jacques Dutilh (1692-1746), uncle of Etienne and Jean who left Clairac in 1718 to start a life as wine merchant in Rotterdam.
For the occasion a special issue of the Dutilhities magazine has been issued (Volume 46, issue 2).
Descendants of Etienne Dutilh (1751-1810) and his brother Jean (1756-1804), gathered in Philadelphia between July 25 and 27 2014. Also present were members of the Dutilh-family in the Netherlands, which descends from Jacques Dutilh (1692-1746), uncle of Etienne and Jean, who moved in 1718 to Rotterdam from Clairac. A report on this event will be published in the next issue of Dutilhiteiten, which will appear on January 1st 2015.
A special issue of the Dutilhities was issued for the occasion of the gathering. A copy of that document can be viewed.
Video-message by Hendrik Dutilh
Hendrik Dutilh, born in Izmir (Turkey) in 1929, is the eldest living male Dutilh, descending from the Clairac Dutilh-family. He still lives in Izmir, where he has been running various businesses in the field of shipping and tourism, first together with his father Ernest Dutilh and, after his death in 1965, together with his younger brother Karel Dutilh. Like his father, Hendrik has been consul for the Netherlands in Izmir, between 1960 and 1995. Karel held that position between 1995 and 2013, the year in which he died during his holiday in France. In 2000 the Dutilh brothers sold their enterprise, Dutilh shipping and tourism Ltd, to continue their operations on a smaller scale as Dutilh shipping and tourism İNC. That company was sold in 2012.
For the occasion of the family-gathering in Clairac, Hendrik has prepared a video in which he thanks the mayor of Clairac and his fellow citizens for their hospitality and for their warm welcome to the family-members.
Hendrik memorizes Pierre Dutilh and his nephew Jacques, who left Clairac in 1692 and 1717 respectively for Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Jean Jacques Dutilh, grandson of Pierre and born in Amsterdam in 1762, left that city in 1786 to settle in Smyrna (Turkey). His descendants have been living in Smyrna/Izmir until the present day, with Hendrik being the last living male descendant left. All these Dutilh’s were businessmen, trading with Europe, and in particular with The Netherlands.
Hendrik regrets that due to his age, and because of the long distance between Izmir and Clairac, he cannot be present at the family-reunion.
As the patriarch of the family, he wishes all participants a wonderful event.