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"If making music is akin to competitive sports, then the Queen Elisabeth Competition is the ultimate Olympic arena. This May, the world’s top pianists gather in Belgium, pouring their hearts into four weeks of intense performances.
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The buzz extends well beyond the concert hall: journalists race through the corridors for quick interviews, jury members analyse each performance meticulously, and family and friends are filled with nervous anticipation. Meanwhile, music lovers around the globe are glued to the competition, following every moment closely. At the center of this whirlwind, the candidates must stay calm and focused, both mentally and physically.
For the Brussels Philharmonic, it’s an exhilarating experience and a true privilege to accompany the piano virtuosos of tomorrow during the final week at Bozar."
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Brussels Philharmonic Biography
“The world needs symphonic music.
And symphonic music needs the world.”
That is the firm belief of the Brussels Philharmonic. As a symphony orchestra founded in 1935 under the auspices of the Belgian public broadcaster, unveiling the symphonic world as best we can is deep in our DNA. By innovating while maintaining full respect for the value of the past, we keep the symphonic music of the past, present and future relevant and inspiring – for ourselves and all of society. We do this from the historic Studio 4 at Flagey in Brussels, together with our musical director Kazushi Ono: he shares our open and adventurous spirit and our rock-solid belief in the need for cross-fertilization between art, life and society.
Read MoreAnd symphonic music needs the world.”
That is the firm belief of the Brussels Philharmonic. As a symphony orchestra founded in 1935 under the auspices of the Belgian public broadcaster, unveiling the symphonic world as best we can is deep in our DNA. By innovating while maintaining full respect for the value of the past, we keep the symphonic music of the past, present and future relevant and inspiring – for ourselves and all of society. We do this from the historic Studio 4 at Flagey in Brussels, together with our musical director Kazushi Ono: he shares our open and adventurous spirit and our rock-solid belief in the need for cross-fertilization between art, life and society.
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