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Art Day for Children is the ultimate cultural celebration for families — and this year’s theme, “Make room for art”, is something the Brussels Philharmonic takes quite literally!
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We’ve chosen a vibrant, imaginative work by Claude Debussy, Images pour orchestre, and invited six young animators and video artists to bring their own creative vision to life. The result? A playful kaleidoscope of styles, stories and interpretations, all projected on a big screen during the concert — with Debussy’s magical music as the soundtrack.
Before and after the concert, we open the doors of Flagey: throughout the building, there’s space for art — and space to make art! Draw, craft, make music, read, listen, explore — and dive into the marvellous world of Debussy.
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“The world needs symphonic music.
And symphonic music needs the world.”
That is the firm belief of the Brussels Philharmonic. As a symphony orchestra founded in 1935 under the auspices of the Belgian public broadcaster, unveiling the symphonic world as best we can is deep in our DNA. By innovating while maintaining full respect for the value of the past, we keep the symphonic music of the past, present and future relevant and inspiring – for ourselves and all of society. We do this from the historic Studio 4 at Flagey in Brussels, together with our musical director Kazushi Ono: he shares our open and adventurous spirit and our rock-solid belief in the need for cross-fertilization between art, life and society.
Read MoreAnd symphonic music needs the world.”
That is the firm belief of the Brussels Philharmonic. As a symphony orchestra founded in 1935 under the auspices of the Belgian public broadcaster, unveiling the symphonic world as best we can is deep in our DNA. By innovating while maintaining full respect for the value of the past, we keep the symphonic music of the past, present and future relevant and inspiring – for ourselves and all of society. We do this from the historic Studio 4 at Flagey in Brussels, together with our musical director Kazushi Ono: he shares our open and adventurous spirit and our rock-solid belief in the need for cross-fertilization between art, life and society.
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