We glide through the thin air high above earth’s reality in Aeriality (2010/11). In her work, the Icelandic composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir explores the boundary between symphonic music and sound art. W...

One thing leads to another. Ariunbaatar Ganbaatar comes from a nomad family and sang Mongolian folk songs as a child. At the age of seventeen he got into university and took his first singing lessons....

A weekend of talks and performances dedicated to the notion of Black Travel, curated by Johny Pitts and Afropean team. Within the general notion of travelling, the Symposium will look to complicate...

Teach your children to be virtuous. That alone will make them happy!’ Beethoven underestimated himself: more than two centuries later, his music, too, is still bringing happiness to young and old. Fol...

Love and hate, seduction and deception, rivalry and brotherhood: opera intrigues are founded on dramatic dualities. The dramatic tension that is created by these opposites has inspired many composers ...

The 20thOctober  the Belgian-Congolese singer Marie Daulne not only celebrates 27 years of Afropean career around the world but also the digital pre-release of the new album ECLECTIC BREATH including ...

High art vs low art? Forget it! According to the three young and enthusiastic musicians of the New Piano Trio, this division is completely outdated, which is why the name of their ensemble is so to th...

The Russian organist Svetlana Berezhnaya is known as one to the best in her country. With her flamboyant playing style and unique organ arrangements of compositions written for other instruments, she ...

 “Ben Wendel has a keen ability to balance intellectual curiosity with emotional and melodic impact.” (Downbeat)   Releasing twelve new compositions in just twelve months’ time, dedicated to twe...

Michel Graindorge was a public personality and a big-shot lawyer. When he passed away, on 19 April 2015, he left behind a young woman, his daughter Catherine, an actor and violinist. In Avant la fin, ...