New season 2024-2025

(FR) – (NL) – (EN)

November 2024

Sunday November, 17 novembre at 4.30 pm

from harpsichord to piano

Andrée-Claude Brayer

Works of Froberger, Forqueray, Duphly, Couperin, J-S Bach, Chopin, Ravel, etc.

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December 2024

Sunday december, 8 at 4 p.m.

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February 2025

Sunday February 16 at 4 p.m

Recital – cello piano

Boris Benazdia, cello,

Grégory Leonti, piano

Bach, Chopin, Chostakovitch, Jongen …

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March 2025

Sunday march 16 at 4 p.m

Voice-Piano Recital

« In My Room »

Quentin Meurisse, piano

Amy Beach, Rebecca Clarke,

and Fanny Libert on poems by Emily Dickinson

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April 2025

Sunday April 13 at 4 p.m

Brussels Guitar Duo

Julian Duque

and

Wynand Mawet

Brussels Guitar Duo

Formed in 2024 by Colombian guitarist Julián Duque and Belgian guitarist Wynand Mawet, the Brussels Guitar Duo focuses on 20th-century repertoire and South American music, featuring works by composers such as Joaquin Rodrigo, Sergio Assad, Astor Piazzolla, Marco Pereira, and Federico Mompou.

Discover the music of some of the greatest composers who shaped the history of classical guitar, while exploring its deep connections with the traditional and popular music of South America.

https://www.brusselsguitarduo.com/

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May 2025

Sunday May 18 at 4 p.m

« Towards distant realms »

( piano concert-readings )

Honoré Béjin, piano,

Naty Garcia Guadilla, narrator

Naty Garcia Guadilla and Honoré Béjin present a musical, poetic, and philosophical journey around the theme of travel—a journey that is not only geographical but also existential and memorial.

Through words and notes, this concert-reading weaves a dialogue between poets and composers, each celebrating the notion of travel in their own unique way.

From Baudelaire to Machado, Prévert to Gerbasi, voices rise to express wonder, memory, exile, loss, and hope. In counterpoint, Chopin, Debussy, Albéniz, Villa-Lobos, and others extend these sentiments through evocative soundscapes that alternate between intimacy and solemnity.