Federico Colli
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Brussels Philharmonic & Simone Lamsma
“For seventeen years, since I lost my country, I felt unable to compose. When I spent a summer on my estate in Russia, I rediscovered the pleasure of working. I still compose, but it no longer means the same to me,” Sergei Rachmaninov confided to the Daily Telegraph in an ...
Jaeden Izik-Dzurko
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Brussels Philharmonic, Vlaams Radiokoor & Kazushi Ono
Brimming with springtime energy, Vaughan Williams and Britten shake off the winter chill. In a tribute to the power of nature, they draw upon diverse voices from the past to celebrate the awakening of nature and the eternal cycle of life. From hushed echoes to a triumphant finale: welcome to ...
Brussels Philharmonic, Vlaams Radiokoor & Kazushi Ono
Brimming with springtime energy, Vaughan Williams and Britten shake off the winter chill. In a tribute to the power of nature, they draw upon diverse voices from the past to celebrate the awakening of nature and the eternal cycle of life. From hushed echoes to a triumphant finale: welcome to ...
Fibonacci Quartet
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Antoine Pierre Fall Up
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Steve Coleman & Five Elements
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Brussels Philharmonic & Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider
Influenced by Mendelssohn and Brahms, Bruch delivered an absolute masterpiece of Romanticism with his First Violin Concerto. It is entirely deserved that the piece became one of the most popular violin concertos of all time. Not only does the audience remain a fan, but soloists also hold it dear to ...
Busch Trio
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