Formed in 2008 in Brussels, the Amôn Quartet represents the young generation of Belgian string quartet players. The musicians' complementary relationship enables the ensemble to effortlessly and enthu...

The Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel is a prominent feature in Belgian music education and the musical landscape in general. Eminent professors and the most acclaimed international soloists teach promisin...

Formed in 2012 at the instigation of the Danel Quartet, the Alcea Quartet performs both inside and outside Belgium. Enjoying the support of ProQuartet and recent winners of the Vocatio grant, the four...

“A discovery in the real sense of the word and a brilliant pianist”, said pianist Boris Berezovsky of Dmitry Masleev. The young pianist from Russia scored a triumphant victory in the XV Internationa...

Take advantage of this Sunday morning to discover Bach's extraordinary output for viole da gambe and harpsichord, reinterpreted for cello and organetto by an exceptional Scandinavian duo. The well-est...

The Codex Segovia is one of the most intriguing musical testaments of the late 15th century, reflecting the peculiarly close artistic links between the Netherlands and Spain at that time and, more spe...

So different, yet so harmonious. Emma and Mathilde Wauters are sisters and form the perfect harp duo: virtuosos, passionate about their instrument and rich in stage presence. Like no other pairing the...

Theatrum Affectuum was founded in 2003 by German recorder player Andreas Böhlen. It specialises in music from 17th and 18th century Italy and Germany and plays the baroque repertoire in a fresh and en...

In this concert the HaftCraft ensemble brings the soul of Iranian music and poetry to BOZAR. The ensemble's musicians commissioned Iranian composers to write musical pieces that would unite the tradit...

What started as a game of pots and pans in mum's kitchen has grown into a professional occupation. 24-year old Italian percussionist Simone Rubino finds that playing his countless instruments is like ...

This young German pianist, originally from Kiev, has already made the grade. He is gladly received by large orchestras at home and abroad, as well as concert organisers and festivals. This is without ...

Unlike the achievements of the visual arts, musical works need to be revisited by performers at regular intervals in order to survive. The heritage bequeathed by major composers is therefore destined ...

The members of the NOB’s horn section present a varied programme of music, ranging from the medieval composer Guillaume De Machaut, master of “ars nova”, to work by the contemporary US composers Gunth...

The Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel is a prominent feature in Belgian music education and the musical landscape in general. Eminent professors and the most acclaimed international soloists teach promisin...

In war, music is everywhere. Stirring marches and songs accompany soldiers to the battlefield. Behind the front line music provides distraction and offers solace. The violence of war affects composers...

The Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel is a prominent feature in Belgian music education and the musical landscape in general. Eminent professors and the most acclaimed international soloists teach promis...

BOZAR enjoys savouring the future of classic music early on Sunday afternoons. And it involves home grown talent this time around. Last year Klara crowned Belgian clarinettist Annelien Van Wauwe as it...

This German pianist is barely thirty years of age. Yet by 2015 he was voted Gramophone's Young Artist of the Year and his Grieg-Moszkowski CD with the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie Saarbrücken Kaisersla...

Winners of the Geneva Competition, the Hermès Quartet (1st Prize in 2012), the pianist Ji-Yeong Mun (1st Prize in 2014) and the flutist Yubeen Kim (2nd Prize in 2014) are the worthy representatives of...

On Sunday morning, the British members of the Thallein Ensemble will be offering a distinctive selection of electronic music combined with atypical compositions for ensemble performance. This eclectic...

The Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel is a prominent feature in Belgian music education and the musical landscape in general. Eminent professors and the most acclaimed international soloists teach promisin...

The Meccore String Quartet is proud of its Polish origins. This is why the concert programme features work by the foremost Polish composer of the 20th century, Karol Szymanowski. Modernist beyond doub...

Trio Khaldei champions the mix of well and lesser known pieces in its chamber music concerts. This Sunday's programme places Maurice Ravel's piano trio alongside compositions by Frits Celis and Joseph...

The pianist Thérèse Malengreau is strongly interested in music’s relationship with the other arts. Her inquisitiveness has led her to explore works by Japanese composers who have been influenced by We...

Romanian pianist Raluca Stirbăț likes to fill her concert programmes with composers from her native country. She has a particular preference for the life and work of George Enescu. In 2015 she finishe...

Against the background of ‘Piano e Forte’, the pianist and improviser Bram De Looze lets his jazz improvisation talent loose on a series of marvellous replicas of historical fortepianos from piano mak...

Did you know that Camille Saint-Saëns composed his Carnival of the Animals to amuse his friends? During his lifetime, it was only performed once, but it went on to become incredibly popular. Saint-Saë...

The three members of Trio Hepp studied at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. Their mutual understanding is quite impressive, possibly because their links are more than simply professional: the violis...

Claude Debussy used the flute in a way that no composer had done before him. His compatriot Désiré-Emile Inghelbrecht was a good friend, who conducted the premieres of several of Debussy’s works. Beno...

Few violinists from the United States have made it into the top three at the Queen Elisabeth Competition for violin in recent years. One is William Hagen. The press is unanimous in its praise: “A bri...