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Jiaxin Min

A year and a half ago, Jiaxin Min captured attention at the 2025 Queen Elisabeth Competition. Since then, the young pianist has become a familiar presence on concert stages. During her third solo recital at Flagey, she celebrates a new milestone: the release of her first CD. Her programme reveals ...

Brussels Philharmonic, Victor-Julien Laferrière & Sascha Goetzel

Schumann wrote the first true cello concerto, though he never heard it performed during his lifetime. Its enduring popularity lies in its emotional depth, as Victor Julien-Laferrière notes: “I hope Schumann’s concerto offers the audience a deeply romantic moment, evoking someone alone with their thoughts, in an intimate dialogue with ...

L’Antidote

Can beauty save the world? It may sound like a bold idea, but for L’Antidote it lies at the very heart of their musical vision. With Lebanese pianist Rami Khalifé, Albanian cellist Redi Hasa, and Iranian percussionist Bijan Chemirani, the trio brings together three musicians, each carrying their own tradition ...

Okonski

Okonski is the jazz trio led by American pianist Steve Okonski, with Michael Isvara Montgomery on double bass and Aaron Frazer on drums. As members of Durand Jones & The Indications, the three musicians have developed a deep musical connection, allowing them to move effortlessly between carefully crafted compositions and ...

Vlaams Radiokoor & I Solisti

“Ma musique est mon portrait." In 1943, an aircraft dropped thousands of copies of Paul Éluard's poem Liberté over occupied France. In secret, Francis Poulenc composed his cantata Figure Humaine, a powerful ode to liberation. In 1946, the choir of the public broadcaster NIR — the predecessor of the Vlaams ...

Brussels Philharmonic & Michel Tabachnik

In Don Juan, Richard Strauss portrays the ultimate seducer in all his glory and tragedy: restless, yearning, and ultimately — inevitably — confronted by his own limitations. A vibrant symphonic poem full of youthful energy and reckless seduction, ending in a pregnant silence. This stillness is broken by the massive ...

Azymuth

More than 50 years ago, on the coast of Rio de Janeiro, the completely new sound of the jazz fusion trio Azymuth was heard for the first time. Since then, the trio has recorded more than 30 albums and gained worldwide recognition with their self-proclaimed samba doido (“crazy samba”), a ...

Thibaut Garcia & Antoine Morinière

In 2027, it will be exactly three hundred years since the birth of Johann Gottlieb Goldberg, the harpsichordist after whom Johann Sebastian Bach’s famous Goldberg Variations are named. For Thibaut Garcia and Antoine Morinière, it was only a matter of time before they took on this monumental work: for more ...

MANOU GALLO

Ivorian bassist, singer and composer Manou Gallo has built a unique musical language where West African rhythms meet funk, jazz fusion and raw groove. After arriving in Europe in 1997, she became the bassist of Zap Mama, touring extensively across Europe and the US, before developing her own projects from 2003 ...
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