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Brussels has the Henry Le Boeuf Hall in the Horta-designed Bozar, home of the Belgian National Orchestra, the studios of Flagey, where the Brussels Philharmonic is based, and De Munt (La Monnaie) for opera. It is also where the Queen Elisabeth Competition is held, and where lunchtime concerts have been a tradition since 1948.
Including: Brussel · Elsene · Sint-Gillis · Etterbeek · Schaarbeek · Anderlecht · Laken
Yes: 31 concerts in Brussels & around in the next seven days, the first being Genesis Bruxelles: a journey through art, light and music (Monday, 9 November).
Mon · Eglise Notre Dame des Victoires au Sablon · Brussels
Tue 20:00 · De Munt · Brussel
Tue 20:00 · De Munt · Brussel
Tue 20:30 · Bozar - Paleis voor Schone Kunsten · Brussel
With Okkyung Lee
€24.00
Wed · Flagey · Ixelles
Wed 18:00 · Koninklijk Circus - Cirque Royal · Brussel
Thu 12:00 · Flagey · Ixelles
€5.00
Thu 12:30 · Musée des instruments de musique - MIM · Bruxelles
€6.00
Home of Nationaal Orkest van België
The Henry Le Boeuf Hall is the concert hall of Bozar, the Palais des Beaux-Arts designed by Victor Horta and finished in 1928. It is the home of the Belgian National Orchestra, and the finals of the Queen Elisabeth Competition are played here.
Home of Brussels Philharmonic
A modernist landmark on Place Sainte-Croix in Ixelles, built in the 1930s as the national broadcasting house. Studio 4, a former radio studio, is the home of the Brussels Philharmonic, and the first rounds of the Queen Elisabeth Competition are played here.
The Brussels opera house on Place de la Monnaie, in a building from 1819, known as De Munt and as La Monnaie. It is the royal opera house of Brussels, and its orchestra and chorus also give concerts.
