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Quatuor Ébène

On the eve of the Beethoven Year 2027, Flagey presents the first half of an integral cycle of Beethoven’s string quartets, spread across two seasons. There could be no better guide through this monumental body of work than Quatuor Ébène: the French quartet has recorded Beethoven’s complete string quartets and ...

SML

SML brings together five musicians from Los Angeles, each of whom has made their mark on the jazz, improvisation, and indie scenes. Bassist Anne Butterss, saxophonist Josh Johnson, guitarist Gregory Uhlmann, synthesizer player Jeremiah Chiu, and percussionist Booker Stardrum are united by a shared interest in sound, rhythm, and improvisation. ...

Ambrose Akinmusire Quintet

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

For several years now, uncompromising experimentation has been at the heart of Liège-born, Brussels-based Farida Amadou’s work. Her idiosyncratic and intuitive approach to the bass is a perfect match for Marc Ribot and Ches Smith, two greats of the American experimental improvisation scene. For more than 40 years, Ribot has ...

Aleksey Shadrin & Camille Thomas / Grieg, Brahms & Glass

Two of today’s most compelling cellists meet in a recital built around the extraordinary emotional power of the Romantic cello. Aleksey Shadrin takes on Grieg’s only Cello Sonata, a sweeping work of Nordic lyricism, passion and dramatic energy, before Camille Thomas brings her distinctive voice to Brahms’ First Sonata—one of ...

Gala Concert – Brussels Cello Festival 2026

From intimate chamber music to the thrilling sonority of twelve cellos filling the stage, this gala concert showcases the extraordinary breadth of the cello’s expressive world. The first half brings together two distinct artistic personalities in masterpieces of the Romantic repertoire: fresh from his First Prize triumph at the 2026 ...

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 ...