The name seems to change regularly (Wallonie / Wallonie-Liège / Liège-Wallonie), but the quality doesn't: the main opera company from the French-speaking part of Belgium offers strong productions of standard operatic repertoire laced with touches of the unusual (like Verdi's rarely performed Jérusalem).
From their home in Munich, Bavaria, the Bavarian Radio Symphony flourished under the baton of Chief Conductor Mariss Jansons, but sadly he passed away at the end of 2019, They have made available a good number of their concerts with some stellar soloists.
Berlin's Konzerthaus put on a great series of recitals of Bach which are to remain available until mid 2021. If you're a Bach fan, make sure you check them out.
The Philharmonie de Paris is the foremost complex of concert halls in the capital. Some of the top French performers like Les Art Florissants, Les Siècles and individuals like the Capuçon brothers have been recorded at this venue, often (but not exclusively) playing the French composers Berlioz, Ravel and Franck.
From their home in Montreal, the Orchestre symphonique de Montréal plays under the leadership of Kent Nagano. In the summer each year they host a festival offering residents of the city a feast of contemporary music.
Filmed at their home in Amsterdam, Dutch National Opera currently offer both Russian operatic classics (including some rarities) and Karlheinz Stockhausen's "Aus licht".
Amsterdam's Het Concertgebouw has the reputation of one of the finest concerthalls in the world, while their orchestra - the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra enjoys a similarly stellar reputation. The orchestra has released many of their orchestral recordings, while the Hall has restarted socially distant concerts and is broadcasting them live.
The Swedish Radio Orchestra, together with a super choir and conductor Daniel Harding are based at the Berwaldhallen in Stockholm. They recently performed a super, semi-staged Don Giovanni, with a host of stars, and have a changing selection of concerts to view.
Based in Stockholm, the Konserthuset is home to the Royal Swedish Philharmonic Orchestra, the first orchestra of Sweden, under the baton of Sakari Oramo. With a belting brass section, the orchestra tackles an enormously wide repertoire which includes a lot of lesser known works. The clarinetist Martin Fröst is a regular performer here.
Founded in 1934, Glyndebourne is the English country house opera festival par excellence; outside the summer festival season, it tours its productions around the country. While the festival can't run, it's showing a video each week starting at 17:00 every Sunday.
