Jean-Guihen Queyras and Alexandre Tharaud have chosen Lev Sivkov and János Palojtay for this edition of For Bozar Next Generation.

Swiss-Austrian violinist Amia Janicki performs a recital that gathers Beethoven and Stravinsky.

She is only 20, but Dutch flautist Lucie Horsch is one of the best recorder players in the world.

Young mezzo-soprano Victorina Eeckeloo is back in her native city for a breathtaking recital that combines Monteverdi, Vivaldi, Handel, Picchi and Strozzi.

The Simply Quartet is already considered one of the most promising string quartets of our times

Bozar invites Mathias Ferré, a talented young musician, for a recital in the context of the Bach Heritage Festival.

Eliott Knuets is back at Bozar, this time for a proper concert, in quartet, in the famous Henry Le Bœuf Hall.

Johan Dalene won the Carl Nielsen Competition and has performed with Janine Jansen.

Balder Dendievel is a top talent. He will bring some friends and they will play a quartet by Mozart, Martinů and Dubois.

Ensemble La Française pays tribute to Louis-Gabriel Guillemain (1705-1770), a violinist in the Chambre du Roi.

Spotted by Sir Elton John in 2013, pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason has been named ECHO Rising Star 2021-2022 by Birmingham Town Hall and Symphony Hall.

- By Luc Vermeulen

Of the 500 young pianists who entered the 18th International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition, only one came out on top.

Stéphanie Huang is one of the most promising cellists of the young generation – a Révélation ADAMI Classique 2021.

For the Italian trio Mancianti/Tramontana/Melchionda, music is a field of discovery that is yet to reveal all its secrets.

The British horn player Ben Goldscheider proposes some current or recent masterpieces for solo horn and with piano.

InVocare invites you to dive into the highly poetic English music of the late Renaissance.

Apart from their youth and friendship, Anastasia Kobekina and Jean-Sélim Abdelmoula share an immense love for music and the creative act of performance.

Every year, Bozar and the Korean Cultural Centre come together to collaborate in the Bozar Next Generation concert series.

Belgian pride and joy Beniamino Paganini has already worked with the greatest ensembles and is the first to take the stage for this anniversary edition.