Thomas Hertog
Brussels Philharmonic is joined on stage by renowned cosmologist and close collaborator of Stephen Hawking Thomas Hertog. During Holst: The Planets, professor Hertog will illustrate the origin and infinity of the universe
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Looks like there's music in the air...
When Brussels Airlines meets Brussels Philharmonic... Check out the video!
The 2019 Tour has started
The Brussels Philharmonic North America Tour has started. Ride on the rhythm of the tour, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram!
Contest: trip to New York
Like we said: good things come to those who wait... We would like to thank all the people who took the time to participate in our contest
Win a trip to New York!
With just one phone call you might be flying to New York to join us for our debut at the legendary Carnegie Hall on March 16 - call us this Friday 22/2!
Programme notes
Are you coming to one of our Deep Field concerts with Eric Whitacre? Prepare for your concert night and read the programme notes
turn on your smartphone
Eric Whitacre wrote Deep Field: a work for orchestra, choir and a hall full of smartphones
Conductor Kensho Watanabe to replace Tadaaki Otaka
Due to illness, Tadaaki Otaka has withdrawn from his performance at the Flagey Piano Days concert on February 8. He will be replaced by Kensho Watanabe, who will be making his European debut with Brussels Philharmonic
Programme notes
Are you coming to one of our Strauss-Bernstein concerts with Jean-Yves Thibaudet? Prepare for your concert night and read the programme notes
Jean-Yves Thibaudet
A natural charisma, and he knows better than anyone how to elicit unexpected colours from music