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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.
[Maestro] Discover as a family the extraordinary world of Gustav Mahler: folk dances, birdsong, military music. The richness of an entire universe within a single symphony.
With the Eroica, Ludwig van Beethoven revolutionizes music. Elena Schwarz and the Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège reveal its power. Meet the conductor after the concert.
Virtuosity, humour, and tension: an orchestral whirlwind inspired by Ludwig van Beethoven, followed by the “Eroica” Symphony with its powerful, revolutionary drive.
Three centuries of Italian music: from the Baroque of Antonio Vivaldi to the modern brilliance of Giovanni Sollima, the cello of Anastasia Kobekina guides this virtuosic journey.
Between classical music and minimalism, Dobrawa Czocher shapes an intimate and cinematic trio-based music, at the boundaries of contemporary aesthetics.
Anna Vinnitskaya presents a recital balancing brilliance and depth, from the refinement of Claude Debussy to the expressive heights of Romanticism.
The OPRL commemorates the 100th anniversary of the advent of sound cinema and the 50th anniversary of Chaplin’s death by performing the music of Modern Times live.
The OPRL commemorates the 100th anniversary of the advent of sound cinema and the 50th anniversary of Chaplin’s death by performing the music of Modern Times live.
Mozart in tension, Sibelius in continuous flow: Alexander Melnikov and Karel Deseure present an intense programme, blending dramatic theatricality with hypnotic landscapes.
Perpetuating their tradition inherited from nomadic shepherds, the musicians of Tengerton draw inspiration from the vast, endless arid expanses of Mongolia.
Mozart in tension, Sibelius in continuous flow: Alexander Melnikov and Karel Deseure present an intense programme, blending dramatic theatricality with hypnotic landscapes.
[Maestro] What if a piano could tell stories? Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is revealed in a narrated concert: Les petits riens and Piano Concerto No. 20, in a journey designed by Adèle Molle.
Four musicians and pianist Joana David explore the sensual and lyrical world of the piano and string quintet through major works by Fauré, Taneyev and Brahms.
Pierre Solot invites you to decipher the hidden messages of music.
Pierre Solot invites you to decipher the hidden messages of music.
Burlesque and inventive, Max Linder’s The Three Must-Get-Theirs parodies Dumas. In this cine-concert, Monica Melcova improvises on the organ to restore the magic of silent cinema.
George Tudorache and Lionel Bringuier confront the darkness of Shostakovich before a First Symphony by Brahms marked by the shadow of Beethoven.
An individual guided tour to discover all the nooks and crannies of the Philharmonic Hall and its stylistic, technical and historical peculiarities.
In 1704, Bach travels to Lübeck to meet Buxtehude: a long initiatory journey that allows him, along the way, to reconnect with his roots and the music of his ancestors.
George Tudorache and Lionel Bringuier confront the darkness of Shostakovich before a First Symphony by Brahms marked by the shadow of Beethoven.
The Brussels Philharmonic bridges Jennifer Higdon’s urban rhythms with the arid landscapes of a cantata by Steve Reich, marked by the tragedy of Hiroshima.
The Amsterdam Sinfonietta celebrates Mozart and his legacy in Tchaikovsky, Serksnyte, and in a humorous fantasy by Raskatov.
[Pizzicato] At the Bazar Circus, an angry king banishes the troupe: between love, friendship, and madness, a colourful adventure driven by irresistible Slavic rhythms.
Chloé van Soeterstède explores two works marked by incompleteness: Schubert’s “Unfinished” and Dvořák’s Cello Concerto No. 2 with Pablo Ferrández.
The orchestra welcomes its new musicians in a concert dedicated to them, highlighting the richness of their individual personalities.
Symphonic Cinema returns to the OPRL with Holst’s The Planets and the film Loss in synchronisation, featuring Emma Thompson and Greg Wise.
Symphonic Cinema returns to the OPRL with Holst’s The Planets and the film Loss in synchronisation, featuring Emma Thompson and Greg Wise.
Kirill Gerstein brings Romantic piano to life with Mendelssohn, Schumann, Wagner and Liszt, between passion, drama and exceptional virtuosity.
Apprentice knights of the Round Table, follow Merlin, Arthur and Viviane! A magical musical epic staged by Bernard Cogniaux.
