The masterpiece that changed music history forever has lost none of its power.
Beethoven’s First Piano Concerto still shows the influence of Haydn, who with his Schöpfungsmesseleft us a scintillating and exuberant Mass.
Benjamin Britten's monumental War Requiem, with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra and conductor Gianandrea Noseda.
Theatre, music, dance and performances invite you to explore the present through the past at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. Let yourself be captivated and get immersed into the breath-taking performance Ganymed goes Brussels
The beautful Requiem by Fauré is part of the DNA of the Vlaams Radio Koor & Hervé Niquet.
Composers and music about World War I, as a balm for the wounded soul and chapters of a book.
Epic tales and fascination with the final journey as source of inspiration.
Epic tales and fascination with the final journey as a source of inspiration. With music from Howells, Lang and Ola Gjeilo.
Haydn and his view of The Creaton.
Joie de vivre and the delight of dance in an iron-strong blockbuster operetta
A true masterpiece by Berlioz: extraordinary, mind-blowing even, full of carefully chosen archaisms.
Fabulous music that has produced countless great classics, with gospel specialist Ken Burton.
A glimpse at the childhood of the universe: the images from the Hubble Space Telescope translated into an intense musical experience
Gounods beautiful Messe Vocale and works from Bach, Mozart and Palestrina
The one responsible for the rediscovery of Bach himself in the spotlight.
Grammy-award winning Barbara Hannigan conducts Stravinsky’s modern Faust story about temptation
‘The Planets – An HD Odyssey’ takes the audience along on an astonishing journey – both musical and visual
Masterpiece of Bach, filled with love, moving, exciting and full of opera-like drama.
Don't miss this opportunity to hear your favourite work in this Vocal Tour!
MuCH Waterloo Festival celebrates 80 years Music Chapel
Ars in Cathedrali: organ- and choir festival in the heart of Brussels
Experience the multi-Academy Award® winning 1984 motion picture Amadeus on a vast HD screen, while Mozart’s most celebrated works are performed live in-sync by a full orchestra and choir.
a spotlight on Danny Elfman's talent for symphonic material in the Philharmonie de Paris
experience our singers at work
nothing to see – but your whole life still waiting to happen... with music from Ólafur Arnalds, Gustav Mahler, Arvo Pärt
drama & grandeur with Verdi's Requiem
the popular creation of Händel
intense music from the far North
composer Jeroen D'hoe tests his arrangements for The Great American Songbook
James MacMillan - from apocalyptic violence to peace with his wonderful Miserere
James MacMillan shares his vast experience and expertise
James MacMillan conducts two of his masterpieces
Leonard Bernstein reconciles the bustling world of Broadway with his own vision of religion
annual Christmas concert with classical works and well-known Christmas Carols
let's sing some Christmas Carols together
the musical blockbuster, audience pleaser and masterpiece of Grieg live on stage
a multimedia production based on the striking visions of the 13th-century poetess and mystic Hadewijch d’Anvers
Ode à la joie : la synthèse du génie et de la vision de la vie de Beethoven en traduisant l’idée de solidarité humaine et la fraternité universelle dans un chef-d’oeuvre musical
Klara will take over deSingel for the 9th time
bubbles, tuxedos and timeless jazz classics
Rossini’s final masterpiece
the concert of this evening, the opening concert of the Klarafestival 2020, will take place before an empty hall, but will be broadcasted live on Klara, Klara.be and the Klara app
Described by Stravinsky as 'not only Ravel’s best work, but one of the most beautiful products of all French music'
debut in the iconic Elbphilharmonie - with cellist Misha Maisky
Resurrection and Ascension in music
listen to Klara Live on Thursday April 30 (8PM) and relive the concert 'the Great American Songbook'
Mahlers Symphony No. 2 - with the New York Philharmonic & Jaap van Zweden
cult composer David Lang takes Beethoven’s Fidelio into the present
v for victory: from C minor to C major, this symphony is a journey from drama to triumph
new Flemish choral music
Iedereen Klassiek cancelled
a Merry Christmas with the Bach family - rewatch the livestream and support 11.11.11
this concert will take place as a livestream
festive concert with Brussels Philharmonic and the Vlaams Radiokoor - available on Podium 19 until 21 February
replay on demand until 18 February - Via Crucis, Christ’s way of the cross, from a female point of view
Via Crucis, Christ’s way of the cross, from a female point of view - available until 28 March on Podium 19
step into the unique universe of Morton Feldman - available until 21 March on Podium 19
replay on demand until 20 March - Pärt, Lauridsen, Sisask: these contemporary composers give space for contemplation, room for emotions.
in search of the man who was Brahms with pianists Jan Michiels en Inge Spinette - available until 11 April on Podium 19
saying goodbye, like love, is part of life - available until 24 April on Podium 19
replay on demand until 5 April - a constant rhythmical canvas by Steve Reich
concert film : enjoy Bach's passion music with Antwerp Symphony Orchestra, and the impressive masterpieces by Rubens and Van Dyck
a constant rhythmical canvas by Steve Reich - available until 30 May on Podium 19
Pärt, Lauridsen, Sisask: these contemporary composers give space for contemplation, room for emotions - available until 30 May on Podium 19
rewatch this concert until 14 May: imposing choral sections, an unusual, black-velvet universe, an appealing musical kaleidoscope
rewatch until 30 May: we press the pause button as we take time and distance out from our daily lives and allow the music of Pärt to do its healing work
rewatch until 29 June: forty voices pray: 'I have never placed my hope In any other than you, God of Israel'
Resurrection and Ascension in music by C. P. E. Bach
memories, expectations and hoop inspire us with new life: a cri du coeur after a difficult period, full of determination to rise again
The musical correspondence between Philippus de Monte and William Byrd
an exciting portrait of a heinous trickster: serial murderer Henri-Désiré Landru
in the footsteps of a cosmopolitan ‘avant la lettre’ in music
A humble tribute in the form of a musical journey: from bustling Berlin trough the horrors of the Holocaust. But music survives...
musical blockbuster and audience pleaser: the entire Grieg masterpiece live on stage
This is the way to celebrate classical music! Iedereen Klassiek plunges everyone and everything in a joyful bath of classical music - for free.
The 11th edition of the world's largest international choir competition.
Mat Collishaw & 'Sky Burial': a gripping film about our relationship to death with Fauré’s Requiem as its soundtrack
imposing choral sections, an unusual, black-velvet universe, an appealing musical kaleidoscope
an iconic and jubilant masterpiece, certainly the best known of the traditional Christmas repertoire
postponed due to illness - a new date will be announced as soon as possible
given the COVID situation, this concert cannot be safely performed & will be replaced by a concert with an alternative programme
Mahler sets the tone, Mendelssohn confirms - Fate Now Conquers!
a lovely concert filled with swinging jazz songs!
video art by David Claerbout featuring Arvo Pärt's Da pacem Domine live in surround
experience a night full of swinging jazz classics in style with the 'diner spectacle' formula
we live. we love. we dream. we die. - the soundtrack to the life story of a very ordinary woman, like you or I
a timeless work that gives room not only for grief, but also looks with hope for healing
an unequalled classic
full of refined colours and emotion-laden expression
Händel extravaganza: from a spiral of violence to extremely beautiful stillness
a captivating work: impressive, tragic and flamboyant
A score that has achieved the status of a classic. “Het is niet alleen Ravels beste werk, maar ook één van de mooiste kunstwerken uit de Franse muziek”.
a pilgrimage of life, accompanied by the music of Arvo Pärt, among others
Beethoven celebrates the free individual! Historical music Theatre with Jan Decleir & I SOLISTI
the KMSKA will celebrate its reopening with an artistic festival - and the Vlaams Radiokoor joins in the celebration
concert postponed - requiem for human beings, to comfort the living
a little mental refuelling, with music by Chopin, Brahms and Schumann
for the traditional Christmas concert we draw on the rich British tradition, and add some classic Christmas carols
the tingling simplicity of a piano contrasts with the rich sound fabric of vocal works: thanks to Bach
Kazushi Ono in a project in which music makes one dream - and vice versa
Haydn and his view of The Creation.
emotions in finest detail: a moving and highly personal work
KLARAFESTIVAL 2023 - featuring the world premiere of a brand new Viola Concerto and Bartók's The Miraculous Mandarin
Bach's St. John Passion is an incredible work of drama and emotion
the two faces of Love: dramatic and cynical in The Juliet Letters, faith in beauty in lovely choral works
thanks to the Palazzetto Bru Zane, this work by composer Louise Bertin is back in the spotlight
"Mirrors of the soul": a journey through the rich vocal repertoire
the majestic Vespers of grandmaster Rachmaninov meet the contemporary Vespers of Missy Mazzoli: A New Dark Age
Gustav Mahler's monumental Second Symphony
the first part of the Kaamelott film trilogy is finally available as a cine-concert
Film Fest Gent brings music composed for video games to life
a tribute to the 'godfather' of the Flemish choral music, Vic Nees
a feast of classical music - come and sample the extra festive tenth edition for free
a spotlight on Ukrainian composers
Music Chapel Festival 2023 - Mozart's Great Mass: a triumph of human power of creativity
a charming and intimate Christmas at KMSKA with polyphonic works from the past and present
and enchantingly warm and wonderfully intimate Christmas, with polyphony past and present
a masterpiece that pushes the boundaries of musical expression
A tribute to Wim Henderickx: the revival of Revelations, an intriguing multimedia production around Hadewijch d'Anvers
a performance on an island filled with singing birds
a new light on Brahms' Requiem
dance, algorithms and technology in the ballet-pantomime Harnasie - with London Philharmonic Orchestra
an iconic and universal image: a mother with child - abridge between life and death
radiant trumpets and jubilant soloists, with PRJCT Amsterdam
exploring urban nature around Flagey: uncover the hidden secrets of the Brussels’ sidewalks with Forest To Plate
a six-movement celebration of, and elegy for, the natural world
Beethoven celebrates the free individual! Historical music Theatre with Jan Decleir, I SOLISTI & Het Banket
Drongenhofkapel: Berlinde De Bruyckere's artwork 'Honte, 2018−2019' in dialogue with the music of Arvo Pärt and new compositions by Jeroen D'hoe
an exquisitely elegant and quintessentially French program
Ode to Joy: human solidarity and universal brotherhood in Beethoven's revolutionary Ninth Symphony
O Fortuna! a gripping work that leaves no one untouched
Carmina Burana as a cover story to put your general knowledge to the test: enlist now for an exhilarating quiz led by quizmaster Bent Van Looy
Blender, the summe musical mix in the greenery of Kortrijk
an after work surround concert, infused with the otherworldly and celestial sounds of Anna Clyne, Philip Glass, and Giya Kancheli.
Steve Reich's masterpiece by Brussels Philharmonic, Ictus & Vlaams Radiokoor in the green setting of the Leopold Park
pure dance and the minimalist music of Steve Reich come together in the iconic choreography of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker
a universal act of remembrance: 80th anniversary of The Liberation
young adventurers embark on a cinematic road trip, set to an unforgettable soundtrack by Anton Bruckner and Frederik Neyrinck
nature, humanity and love: Mahler's monumental Third Symphony
celebrating 150 years of Schönberg: a weekend exploring Schönberg's connection with symbolism
the Vlaams Radiokoor presents a selection from A Minimal Trip during the ultimate celebration of classical music
Verdi showcases all his dramatic talent in this ‘opera in ecclesiastical garb'
a tunnel from excess to essence: Philip Glass, Steve Reich, David Lang, Michael Nyman, Thomas Jennefelt & Wim Mertens
heavenly vocal harmonies, a warm soprano saxophone, and traditional Christmas carols
the power of rituals and prayer in the quest for meaning and redemption - with the voice as a catalyst
dinner & show: celebrate Valentine’s Day with the Vlaams Radiokoor and the delightful soundtrack of the Golden Sixties in America
the delightful soundtrack of the Golden Sixties in America
Gustav Mahler’s ‘Symphony of a thousand’ with La Monnaie Symphony Orchestra and Chorus
the new Timpani Concerto by Wim Henderickx and dramatic power in a Beethoven classic
Klarafestival 2025: polyphonic music as a social microcosm - with Aïda Gabriëls & Adja Fassa
Jaap van Zweden conducts Beethoven 9 - with Antwerp Symphony Orchestra
new work by Eric Whitacre: a microcosm of timeless beauty, inspired by William Blake
christ’s way of the cross, from a female point of view - with music by Buxtehude, Pergolesi, Caroline Shaw, Anna Thorvaldsdottir & Patricia Van Ness
'Mass for troubled times' - a masterpiece of power and emotion
an after-work musical break in the heart of our voice atelier: Studio 1 at Flagey
impressionist tones and profound spirituality at a summer afternoon concert
Studio 1 Sessions: an after-work musical break in the heart of our voice atelier, Studio 1 at Flagey
open rehearsal at Studio 4: experience a rehearsal from a truly unique spot
love, passion and drama in "one of the most beautiful masterpieces of French music”
Long Live the Void! Ilan Volkov pushes the limits of minimalism, with live electronics and the voice as a catalyst
at the crossroads of sound and silence, between chaos and contemplation – the powerful music of Giya Kancheli and Arvo Pärt
Festival 20·21 – a sacred hush between sound and soul, led by composer Sir James MacMillan at the helm
from wistful prayers to jubilant hymns, from early Baroque to late Romanticism – from Schütz to Brahms
put on your warmest coat, grab your Santa hat, and join the Radiokoor and Eric Whitacre for a heartwarming sing-along on the square in front of Flagey
a radiant tribute to human strength - with the Brussels Philharmonic, Boris Giltburg & Joolz Gale
a heady fusion of sound, mysticism, and colour: a swirling, ritualistic vision of music as pure experience
Eric Whitacre flips the Christmas concert script – unexpectedly funny, feel-good, and just saucy enough to keep you on your toes
the elegant legacy of British choral music: a heartwarming concert that blends classical works, cherished carols, and surprising vocal gems
7th edition of Jazz Meets Symphonic, featuring Danish multi-instrumentalist Jakob Bro and the Brussels Philharmonic
a new light on Brahms' Requiem - with actor and illustrator Wim Opbrouck
immigration, factory, protest, fire: Julia Wolfe gives voice to the 146 people who perished in a garment factory fire, in a deeply moving commemorative concert
Easter is Bach time: experience his greatest masterpiece resonating to your very core
a musical journey through the Arab tradition: a day unfolding through the rich world of Maqam
baroque bestseller: a rarely heard Passion full of drama and theatrical finesse
a mind-blowing listening experience: a raw and powerful tribute to mineworkers by Pulitzer Prize winner Julia Wolfe
Mozart's Great Mass + Beethoven 5: a triumph of human power of creativity
