Concerts

TCHAIKOVSKY, VIOLIN CONCERTO

Amsterdam, Concertgebouw

Lionel Bringuier shines a spotlight on one of the most radiant works of the Romantic repertoire, Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto, joined by the brilliant Marc Bouchkov.

Peter Pan

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

Fly away to Neverland and discover the world of Peter Pan, with its mermaids, Lost Boys, and Indians, all ready to stand off against Captain Hook.

Peter Pan

Bruxelles, Palais des Beaux-Arts

Fly away to Neverland and discover the world of Peter Pan, with its mermaids, Lost Boys, and Indians, all ready to stand off against Captain Hook.

Peter Pan

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

Fly away to Neverland and discover the world of Peter Pan, with its mermaids, Lost Boys, and Indians, all ready to stand off against Captain Hook.

Peter Pan

Ath, Le Palace

Fly away to Neverland and discover the world of Peter Pan, with its mermaids, Lost Boys, and Indians, all ready to stand off against Captain Hook.

Peter Pan

Arlon, Maison de la Culture

Fly away to Neverland and discover the world of Peter Pan, with its mermaids, Lost Boys, and Indians, all ready to stand off against Captain Hook.

THE CHILD WHO LISTENED TO THE STARS

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

This is the story of a young boy who, guided by mysterious melodies, can hear the symphony of the stars. Join him and discover a magical world by his side. An enchanting musical tale.

Peter Pan

Namur, Concert Hall

Fly away to Neverland and discover the world of Peter Pan, with its mermaids, Lost Boys, and Indians, all ready to stand off against Captain Hook.

Love Story

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

The Ensemble Émeraude formed within the OPRL explores the different facets of love through music, all presented by Stéphane Dado.

OPRL+ Photography : Amazônia

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

The Amazon sets the stage for a striking encounter between Sebastião Salgado’s photographic universe and the music of Villa-Lobos and Glass.

OPRL+ Photography : Amazônia

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

The Amazon sets the stage for a striking encounter between Sebastião Salgado’s photographic universe and the music of Villa-Lobos and Glass.

ODE TO THE FUTURE

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

Jeunesses Musicales celebrates its 85th anniversary with a powerful project reflecting the hopes and struggles of 150 teenagers, staged by Fabrice Murgia and supported by the OPRL.

ODE TO THE FUTURE

Bruxelles, Flagey

Jeunesses Musicales celebrates its 85th anniversary with a powerful project reflecting the hopes and struggles of 150 teenagers, staged by Fabrice Murgia and supported by the OPRL.

Morroco : Driss El Maloumi

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

Master of the oud Driss El Maloumi is joined by two percussionists and his sister on vocals, to take us on a rich journey through Berber musical traditions.

ODE TO THE FUTURE

Charleroi, Palais des Beaux-Arts

Jeunesses Musicales celebrates its 85th anniversary with a powerful project reflecting the hopes and struggles of 150 teenagers, staged by Fabrice Murgia and supported by the OPRL.

ODE TO THE FUTURE

Namur, Concert Hall

Jeunesses Musicales celebrates its 85th anniversary with a powerful project reflecting the hopes and struggles of 150 teenagers, staged by Fabrice Murgia and supported by the OPRL.

TCHAIKOVSKY, WINTER DREAMS

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

For its Christmas concert, the OPRL, conducted by Austrian maestro Christoph Campestrini, explores major works by composers inspired by the melancholic beauty of winter.

CHRISTMAS IN THE SNOW

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

[Maestro] A white, shimmering Christmas with music by Glazunov and Rimsky-Korsakov — that’s what the OPRL and Adèle Molle have in store to close the year out.

NEW YEAR’S CONCERT: Boléro

Turnhout, De Warande

Lionel Bringuier kicks off the New Year with a celebration of dance, featuring Stravinsky, Poulenc, and the most famous crescendo in music history — Ravel’s Boléro.

NEW YEAR’S CONCERT: Boléro

Liège, Salle Philharmonique

Lionel Bringuier kicks off the New Year with a celebration of dance, featuring Stravinsky, Poulenc, and the most famous crescendo in music history — Ravel’s Boléro.