CLASSICAL
The must-sees of the symphonic repertoire.
A prestigious series of five evening concerts, punctuated by key moments of the season such as the traditional Opening Concert and the Christmas Concert, inviting audiences to discover the treasures of classical music through a rich diversity of styles, periods and schools, performed by today’s leading artists.
Incandescent Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich in contrasts: Lionel Bringuier and the OPRL present an intense, lyrical, and subversive season opener.
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.
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.
Nelson Goerner reunites with the OPRL in Rachmaninoff, while Lionel Bringuier brings out the brilliance of modernity in Florent Schmitt and Henri Dutilleux.
In Liège, the Orchestre Opéra National de Montpellier celebrates French tradition, alongside Adams and Rachmaninoff, in an electrifying programme.
