Star of the French piano, Hélène Grimaud shares with us her special connection with Gershwin and his jazzy concerto, while Lionel Bringuier makes the OPRL shine in works by Bartók and Salonen
The OPRL and Lucie Leguay embark on a journey to the heart of 20th-century America with Bernstein, Copland, and Price.
The Ensemble Masques delves into the years of coexistence between the viola da gamba and the violin in France, at the crossroads between Louis XIV and Louis XV.
Through love, jealousy, and passion, feel the power of Bizet’s Carmen, and share with the OPRL the incredible journey of this independent and liberated heroine.
Through love, jealousy, and passion, feel the power of Bizet’s Carmen, and share with the OPRL the incredible journey of this independent and liberated heroine.
Through love, jealousy, and passion, feel the power of Bizet’s Carmen, and share with the OPRL the incredible journey of this independent and liberated heroine.
When the fantastical world of manga is brought to the big screen, accompanied by the humanistic and heroic music of Beethoven.
When the fantastical world of manga is brought to the big screen, accompanied by the humanistic and heroic music of Beethoven.
Pianist Piotr Anderszewski devotes himself entirely to Brahms’s final solo piano works — a true musical testament.
On the occasion of its centenary, the prestigious Basel Chamber Orchestra makes its first stop in Liège with works by Mozart, Stravinsky, and a new creation by Svoboda.
[PIZZICATO] A conductor on a bicycle, musicians open to try anything, and a stage turned into a veritable race track !
Pierre Solot and the OPRL invite you to discern true notes from false musical truths!
Pierre Solot and the OPRL invite you to discern true notes from false musical truths!
The OPRL and Lionel Bringuier go on the road in France in the company of flutist Emmanuel Pahud, in a Russian program featuring Khachaturian and Tchaikovsky.
The OPRL and Lionel Bringuier go on the road in France in the company of flutist Emmanuel Pahud, in a Russian program featuring Khachaturian and Tchaikovsky.
Schoenberg’s Transfigured Night, in its version for piano trio, is brought to life with illustrations by Audrey Gallez and a presentation by Guy Lemaire.
Lionel Bringuier immerses himself in Tchaikovsky’s Pathétique Symphony, which he will passionately discuss in a post-concert talk.
An autobiographical symphony, Tchaikovsky’s Pathétique evokes a socially unspoken love — the composer’s affection for his nephew ‘Bob’.
An autobiographical symphony, Tchaikovsky’s Pathétique evokes a socially unspoken love — the composer’s affection for his nephew Bob.
Two Mozart masterpieces: his Horn Concerto performed by Margaux Ortman, and his Thirty-Ninth Symphony, conducted by Giulio Cilona.
