Classical music, opera, ballet and dance in Brussels, Belgium

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Flagey: Studio 4 La Monnaie | De Munt: Grand Hall BOZAR: Main hall Église Saint-Marc

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BrusselsBruch, Roussel, Ravel

BOZAR: Main hall, Sat 2 Mar at 20:00

Connesson, Bruch, Roussel, Ravel

Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider

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Flagey: Studio 4, Thu 28 Mar at 20:15

Saariaho, Holst

Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Flemish Radio Choir

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Flagey: Studio 4, Fri 5 Apr at 20:15

Rachmaninov, Moussa

Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Nikolai Lugansky

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Flagey: Studio 4, Sat 18 May at 20:15

Rachmaninov, Dutilleux, Debussy, Scriabin

Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Katrien Baerts

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Flagey: Studio 4, Wed 5 Jun at 20:15

Devreese

Brussels Philharmonic; Christian Schumann; Liebrecht Vanbeckevoort

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Flagey: Studio 4, Sun 9 Jun at 16:00

Brussels Philharmonic; Remua

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Beethoven and Henderickx for a striking programme in Brussels

Pwyll ap Sion, 17 Feb

Beethoven’s Fifth and Sixth Symphonies and a dazzling new work by Wim Henderickx at Bozar

****1

Herbert Blomstedt © Martin U.K. Lengemann

Marc Haegeman, 11 Jan

Expert conductor Herbert Blomstedt and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra bring impeccable Mendelssohn, Brahms and Stenhammar to Brussels.

*****

Marc Haegeman, 25 Nov

Some 15 minutes long, in a slow-fast-slow form, Le Tombeau de Napoléon wraps a taxing solo part for tenor trombone in a dramatically compelling and sonically thrilling orchestral canvas.

***11

Marc Haegeman, 18 Nov

Deeply moving and often terrifyingly dark, Gergiev and the Mariinsky took us on a devastating ride towards the abyss which eventually left me grabbing for a rope.

*****