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AntwerpBrussels Philharmonic / Ilan Volkov
Chacon, Sorey, Lockwood, Lewis
Brussels Philharmonic; Ilan Volkov; Flemish Radio Choir; David Kweksilber
BrugesBrussels Philharmonic, Brussels Jazz Orchestra & Vlaams Radiokoor
Steen-Andersen, Boneh
Brussels Philharmonic; Ilan Volkov; Brussels Jazz Orchestra; Flemish Radio Choir
AmsterdamHandel's Messiah with Maarten Engeltjes and PRJCT Amsterdam
Handel: Messiah
Maarten Engeltjes; PRJCT Amsterdam; Flemish Radio Choir; Lenneke Ruiten
BrugesBrussels Philharmonic & Aphrodite Patoulidou
Bizet, Puccini, Delibes, Gounod, Donizetti, Strauss II
Brussels Philharmonic; Julio García Vico; Aphrodite Patoulidou; Greet Samyn
AmsterdamAnna Fedorova plays Rhapsody in Blue
Gershwin, Ravel, Debussy
Brussels Philharmonic; Michel Tabachnik; Anna Fedorova
ParisGeorges Bizet / Les Pêcheurs de perlesConcert performance
Bizet: Les Pêcheurs de perles
Joshua Weilerstein; Orchestre National de Lille; Flemish Radio Choir; Önay Köse; Sahy Ratia
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Pressing the “pause life” button with Arvo Pärt in Brussels
Kristjan Järvi conducts the Brussels Philharmonic and the Vlaams Radiokoor in a programme of Arvo Pärt's music.
Magisterial performance of Feldman's Rothko Chapel in Brussels
Part of Brussels' Ars Musica festival, the concert also included a fun world premiere by Claire-Mélanie Sinnhuber, and the riveting Streaming Arhythmia by Anna Thorvaldsdottir.
Magnificent Rachmaninov tribute from Lugansky and Denève in Ghent
Nocturne may not be your dreamlike, moonlit summer night stroll, but quite a grim-visaged journey, threateningly dark with the occasional shaft of light piercing through in powerful, sonorous tutti.
Luminous Beethoven and impetuous Connesson in Bruges
Denève and the Brussels Philharmonic launched into Guillaume Connesson’s Flammenschrift with enough excitement and energy to illuminate the whole city.
Joyful, showy Bernstein at Cadogan Hall
Exuberance and reflection from the Brussels Philharmonic in a celebration of Leonard Bernstein.
Devastation and exuberance: Brussels Phil
An enterprising programme combined a striking WWI commemoration from Mark-Anthony Turnage with sumptuous ballet suites from Prokofiev and Ravel, with Nikolaj Znaider rhapsodic in Bruch.
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Glimpses of future classical music at Concertgebouw Bruges
Rising in a distinctive terracotta above the medieval city of Bruges, the Concertgebouw presents a hugely multifaceted programme – and is driving new initiatives for decarbonisation and sustainability.