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The Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège and the Festival Babillage invite babies and parents to a poetic and musical duet, blending words, strings, and enchantment.
When music is booed before being applauded, Pierre Solot reveals what goes on behind the scenes.
When music is booed before being applauded, Pierre Solot reveals what goes on behind the scenes.
An individual guided tour to discover all the nooks and crannies of the Philharmonic Hall and its stylistic, technical and historical peculiarities.
Tartit makes the Tuareg soul resonate: spellbinding vocals, hypnotic rhythms, and a journey into the heart of the Sahara of the past through the traditions of the nomadic Kel Tamasheq people.
A lover of Dutilleux’s music, Lionel Bringuier reveals the brilliance of the First Symphony, while Victor Julien-Laferrière brings out all the emotion of Elgar’s Concerto.
A lover of Dutilleux’s music, Lionel Bringuier reveals the brilliance of the First Symphony, while Victor Julien-Laferrière brings out all the emotion of Elgar’s Concerto.
Titulaire of the organ of Notre-Dame de Paris, Vincent Dubois performs Bach, Franck, Duruflé, Saint-Saëns, and Ravel in a recital that is both virtuosic and masterful.
Step into Ali Baba’s cave: treasures, mystery, and the enchanting music of Gwenaël Mario Grisi come together in a magical performance at the heart of the Orient.
Step into Ali Baba’s cave: treasures, mystery, and the enchanting music of Gwenaël Mario Grisi come together in a magical performance at the heart of the Orient.
Step into Ali Baba’s cave: treasures, mystery, and the enchanting music of Gwenaël Mario Grisi come together in a magical performance at the heart of the Orient.
Step into Ali Baba’s cave: treasures, mystery, and the enchanting music of Gwenaël Mario Grisi come together in a magical performance at the heart of the Orient.
Step into Ali Baba’s cave: treasures, mystery, and the enchanting music of Gwenaël Mario Grisi come together in a magical performance at the heart of the Orient.
Step into Ali Baba’s cave: treasures, mystery, and the enchanting music of Gwenaël Mario Grisi come together in a magical performance at the heart of the Orient.
Benjamin Grosvenor spans two centuries of music: Mozart, Beethoven, Liszt, Chopin… A dazzling recital filled with contrasting moods and deep expression.
From Beethoven’s dark String Quartet No. 11 to Debussy’s luminous one, the Andriesii Quartet journeys across eras, culminating in Carlos Simon’s powerful evocation of exile.
A series of colourful and virtuosic musical tableaux, performed by soloists from the Chapelle Musicale to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Queen Elisabeth.
A series of colourful and virtuosic musical tableaux, performed by soloists from the Chapelle Musicale to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Queen Elisabeth.
Immerse yourself in a sonic winter: storms, icy nights and guaranteed chills, guided by Pierre Solot.
Immerse yourself in a sonic winter: storms, icy nights and guaranteed chills, guided by Pierre Solot.
The Orchestre Royal de Chambre de Wallonie celebrates Frédéric Chopin: lyricism, melancholy and virtuosity, carried by the pianist Yves Henry.
L’Otarie joyeuse takes the audience on a journey into the popular and Romani traditions of Romania and the Balkans, with the violinist Nicolas Hauzeur and the charm of the cymbalum.
An Oriental world of legend in dazzling colours, carried by an enchanting violin. David Reiland extends the journey in a post-concert meeting with the audience.
A magical journey and bursts of virtuosity: tales from One Thousand and One Nights and a radiant trumpet come together in a bright and inspired Christmas programme.
A magical journey and bursts of virtuosity: tales from One Thousand and One Nights and a radiant trumpet come together in a bright and inspired Christmas programme.
A magical journey and bursts of virtuosity: tales from One Thousand and One Nights and a radiant trumpet come together in a bright and inspired Christmas programme.
[Pizzicato] Childhood nursery rhymes revisited in a tender and playful concert where young and old sing together in colourful versions arranged by Jean-Pierre Haeck.
Two impulses toward the absolute: Gustav Mahler embraces the world in a symphony, while Hector Berlioz unfolds the full spectrum of emotions in a cycle that has become legendary.
