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| Address | Rue Ravensteinstraat 23 B1000 Brussels Belgium |
| Contains | Bozar: HLB Stage Expo 1 Hall M Henry Le Bœuf Concert Hall Horta Hall Studio Suzanne Bertouille Rotunda Terarken |
| Google maps | 50° 50' 39.259" N 4° 21' 36.130" E |
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BrusselsChasing Rainbows
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Rodgers, Coward, Wilson, Loewe, Sherman, Mancini, Bernstein
Thomas Dunford; Sophie Daneman; Hubert Barrère; Bertrand Couderc; Lea Desandre
BrusselsGala concert with Lea Desandre
Mozart, Rossini
Belgian National Orchestra; Sasha Scolnik-Brower; Lea Desandre; Huw Montague Rendall
BrusselsRoyal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam, Rouvali & Gabetta
Martinů, Stravinsky, Ravel
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra; Santtu-Matias Rouvali; Sol Gabetta
BrusselsSix Pianos
Eastman, Wolfe, Reich
Saori Oya; Heloisa Amaral; Keiko Shichijo; Reinier van Houdt
BrusselsVondráček plays Rachmaninov
Rachmaninov, Stravinsky
Belgian National Orchestra; Antony Hermus; Lukáš Vondráček
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Ensemble Jupiter end European tour of Handel’s Theodora in Brussels
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Projection proves a problem for the singers, but this Theodora at BOZAR is nevertheless full of musical and spiritual beauty.
Russian delights with Lugansky and Kochanovsky in Brussels
Stanislav Kochanovsky, Nikolai Lugansky and the Belgian National Orchestra impress with an all-Russian triple bill.
Mischa Maisky shines in Tchaikovsky in Brussels
Think of an exhilarating journey animated by an expert guide who lives and enjoys every moment, yet makes you believe he is discovering it with you and isn’t afraid to tease you with some daredevil steps off the beaten track.
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.