High school, university and part-time art education
Music comes even more alive when you know the person behind the music! So that students could fully enjoy our musical programming, we have selected a number of concerts that class groups can attend at a reduced rate. These concerts are always preceded by a multilingual introduction by a conductor, soloist or orchestral musician. This gives students the opportunity to hear the story behind the music being played from the mouth of an important, international music personality.
Type: meeting with conductor/soloist/orchestral musician + visit performance
Duration: introduction always starts one hour before the start of the concert.
Location: Henry Le Boeuf Hall, Bozar
Price: € 10 per student + 1 teacher free per 15 students
Coproduction: Bozar
Thomas Adès | Powder Her Face
Edvard Grieg | Piano Concerto
Ottorino Respighi | Fontane & Pini di Roma
Piano Andrei Korobeinikov | Conductor Alpesh Chauhan
Star cellist Pablo Ferrández plays Schumann’s Cello Concerto. With Matthew Halls, the orchestra also also ventures into Beethoven’s Second Symphony.
The Belgian National Orchestra brings an ode to Ukraine with Tchaikovsky’s Second Symphony.
The Mahler cycle continues with the Fourth Symphony. Soprano Regula Mühlemann also sings arias by Mozart and Strauss.
A short but intense concert on a Friday night, featuring the French star pianist Alexandre Kantorow venturing into Brahms’ Second Piano Concerto.
An evening around Marsalis, with both his Violin Concerto and Jungle Symphony in collaboration with the musicians of Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra.
Ravel’s biggest orchestra work Daphnis et Chloé, preceded by Liszt’s First Piano Concerto performed by George Li.
