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Batman (1989) in Concert

This thrilling live concert production brings Gotham City to life, combining the dark elegance of Burton’s vision with the power of a full orchestral performance. Relive Michael Keaton’s unforgettable portrayal of Batman and Jack Nicholson’s electrifying turn as The Joker, all underscored by the music that helped define an era: ...

Brussels Philharmonic & Kazushi Ono

Deploying the full power of the orchestra with striking efficiency, Prokofiev makes the passion and deep tragedy of Shakespeare's masterpiece tangible. From heavy, menacing basses to feather-light, lyrical melodies: the score is packed with contrasts, bringing the protagonists to life in vivid nuance. Prokofiev's original ballet score consists of 52 movements, ...

Brussels Philharmonic, Jan Michiels & Kazushi Ono

Deploying the full power of the orchestra with striking efficiency, Prokofiev makes the passion and deep tragedy of Shakespeare's masterpiece tangible. From heavy, menacing basses to feather-light, lyrical melodies: the score is packed with contrasts, bringing the protagonists to life in vivid nuance. Prokofiev's original ballet score consists of 52 movements, ...

Boris Giltburg

With two recitals in March and June, Boris Giltburg completes his complete cycle of Beethoven’s piano sonatas at Flagey. In the Beethoven Year 2027, he brings to a close this project that began last season. For his final solo recital of this cycle, Giltburg groups four sonatas into contrasting pairs, each ...

Boris Giltburg, Brussels Philharmonic & Kazushi Ono

Beethoven used his sonatas as a laboratory for ideas. Written for intimate settings and far removed from the pressures of the concert hall, they offered a safe haven where he could experiment, test, and innovate to his heart's content. His final sonata is the culmination of all those years of ...

Parker Ramsey

Parker Ramsey about the program: "As an harpist and instrumentalist, I’m always fascinated to see how composers shape and interact with the texts that inspire them. In the Renaissance, madrigals or motets based on biblical stories were used to teach students to improvise and in tandem instill lessons of morality ...