a conversation with Patricia Kopatchinskaja
"As far as I’m concerned, the stage can be a playground. Play with the music. Live it, over and over again. Move it!"
"As far as I’m concerned, the stage can be a playground. Play with the music. Live it, over and over again. Move it!"
who was Lili Boulanger and what makes her such a remarkable composer: Boulanger in six facts
Robin Broos curated a selection of cinematic gems exploring the power of tradition and rituals, and the search for identity
2 years after the unexpected passing of composer Wim Henderickx, his Timpani Concerto comes to life - timpanist Gert François, Wim’s family, and Diederik Glorieux share the story behind this remarkable work in a new video and podcast series
speaking of heroes… cinema is full of them, each with their own iconic theme music - uncover more in this curated selection by Robin Broos
on June 21, our principal viola Mihai Cocea plays Suite for Viola and Small Orchestra by Vaughan Williams: "this piece is a perfect example of Vaughan Williams’ deep understanding of the viola“
read the composer's note by jazz master Craig Taborn for his creation HeartSpoken Suite for improvising quartet and full orchestra
The Rite of Spring: a groundbreaking masterpiece – discover more with these podcasts
percussionist Titus Franken performs Aphasia by Mark Applebaum before the concert Le Sacre du printemps on March 22
emerging photographer Alice Dooreman captured the rehearsal and concert of Boulez & Cage on analog film
"whether it’s Beethoven or Charlie Parker ... without the groove, the music won’t come to life: 'It don’t mean a thing if you ain’t got that swing'"