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BrusselsStrauss: Also Sprach Zarathustra
Waksman, Schumann, Strauss R.
Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Victor Julien-Laferrière
BrusselsThe Perfect Stranger
Zorn, Campo, Constant, Zappa
Brussels Philharmonic; Brad Lubman; Carolina Eyck; Pierre Charial
BrusselsFor the Fallen
Boulanger, Holst, Cohan, Elgar, Parry, Debussy, D'Hoe, De Cock, Reger
Brussels Philharmonic; Florian Helgath; Flemish Radio Choir; Hanne Roos
BrusselsVienna Symphony on tour
Schwertsik, Brahms, Dvořák
Vienna Symphony Orchestra; Philippe Jordan; Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider
BrusselsBeethoven 5
Glanert, Brahms, Beethoven
Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Leonidas Kavakos
BrusselsMusic Chapel Festival
Franck, Chausson, Dukas
Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Louis Lortie
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Fiery Prokofiev but lacklustre Britten in Brussels
Fiery Prokofiev but lacklustre Britten with the National Orchestra of Belgium.
Superb Dvořák 7 from Blomstedt and Vienna Phil
Blomstedt, in splendid form at 91, also paid tribute to his largely forgotten compatriot Franz Berwald, who died 150 years ago.
Leipzig Gewandhaus dazzles but fail to move in Brussels
The Allegro assai fared best of all with feverishly energetic strings and an astonishingly violent fugato development.
We're pretty fucking far from okay
Lisbeth Gruwez and Nicolas vladyslav zoom in on what fear does to the body. An intense performance that goes further than just a demonstration of tight muscles and stress.
Black gold: Rimsky-Korsakov in Brussels
Laurent Pelly exploits the satirical side of Rimsky-Korsakov's The Golden Cockerel at La Monnaie in a darkly humorous but colourfully performed production.
Prima la musica: an intriguing Capriccio in Brussels
Strauss' 'conversation piece' of an opera is given a warmly sympathetic production with the musical rewards coming as much from the pit as the stage.