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BrusselsEric Whitacre: Deep Field

Whitacre, Newman, Copland
Brussels Philharmonic; Eric Whitacre; Flemish Radio Choir; Kalliope; Koriolis
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Connesson, Bruch, Roussel, Ravel
Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider
BrusselsHolst: The Planets

Saariaho, Holst
Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Flemish Radio Choir
BrusselsRachmaninov: A Tribute

Rachmaninov, Moussa
Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Nikolai Lugansky
BrusselsScriabin: Poème de l'extase

Rachmaninov, Dutilleux, Debussy, Scriabin
Brussels Philharmonic; Stéphane Denève; Katrien Baerts
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Brussels Philharmonic; Christian Schumann; Liebrecht Vanbeckevoort
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Beethoven and Henderickx for a striking programme in Brussels

Beethoven’s Fifth and Sixth Symphonies and a dazzling new work by Wim Henderickx at Bozar
Magnificent performance from Blomstedt and the Concertgebouw

Expert conductor Herbert Blomstedt and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra bring impeccable Mendelssohn, Brahms and Stenhammar to Brussels.
A manifesto against war: Dubugnon première impresses in Brussels

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.
Devastating and dark Pathétique from Gergiev and the Mariinsky

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.
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.