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Brussels Philharmonic

In the 16th century, the vast, echoing space of St Mark's Basilica forced composers like Gabrieli into radical experimentation. Five centuries later, this inspired Jockel’s paths in the sky, in which he deconstructs the orchestra, letting music emerge from every corner of the hall. Slowly, the musicians filter back toward the ...

Ambrose Akinmusire Quartet

Trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire has been building a distinctive sonic world for around fifteen years, moving effortlessly between the core of jazz and its most adventurous corners. Driven by an endless urge for innovation, he constantly seeks dialogue with other genres and art forms, from spoken word to hip-hop. This openness ...

Amadou, Ribot, Smith

Intuitive bass, distinctive guitar playing and layered drums: Farida Amadou, Marc Ribot and Ches Smith explore intense sonic landscapes, moving between free jazz, noise and electroacoustic improvisation. 

Jiaxin Min

Jiaxin Min celebrates the release of her debut album with preludes by Debussy, sonatas by Beethoven and Brahms, and the energetic dances of Alberto Ginastera. 

Okonski

Introspective melodies, subtle textures and meditative grooves: pianist Steve Okonski’s trio offers jazz that is at once calming and compelling. 

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 ...

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 ...

Beethoven Deconstructed

Whether you’re already an aficionado or simply curious, everyone is welcome, and no prior knowledge is required! Everything in Florestan Bataillie's life orbits around music! He is not only a pianist and composer but also an inspired storyteller who eagerly imparts his deep-seated passion for classical music to the audience. From ...

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 ...
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