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“Konstantin Ishkhanov’s contributions to classical music are extraordinary,” says Enrico Pace ahead of ICCF debut in Brussels

Over the past few decades, internationally-acclaimed pianist Enrico Pace (pictured) has built an illustrious career within the world of classical music, captivating audiences worldwide with his solo performances, chamber collaborations, and exceptional contributions as a professor and pedagogue.

Renowned for his versatility and emotive artistry, Pace has performed on some of the most prestigious stages around the globe, including Wigmore Hall, the Berlin Philharmonie, and Carnegie Hall, to mention a select few.

Bach concert - Minimes Cantat

Submitted by AndreaWL on Fri, 01/17/2025 - 12:59

This year’s traditional January concerto is the first Brandenburg, the most ‘symphonic’ of Bach’s six. Next, the Magi visit the newborn Jesus’ cradle in the majestic Cantata BWV 65. A fine start to the New Year!

‘Culture Sparks Unity’: Poland launches international art and design programme for EU Council presidency

Poland has kicked off its EU presidency with an international programme of events under the motto ‘Culture Sparks Unity’. Running until 30 June, some 100 cultural events and exhibitions will be held in EU member states and candidate countries, as well as in Brussels. The programme supported by the...

Ban on cafe terrace heaters in Brussels postponed

The Brussels parliament has voted to postpone a ban on cafe patio heaters in the capital, which was originally due to come into force in June, by one year. The ban is part of a wider energy and climate plan, the draft of which was approved by a narrow majority of eight votes to seven in the...

Brussels charities struggle amid lack of coalition agreement

A group of 40 non-profit organisations specialising in safety and prevention has joined more than 360 other non-profit organisations in launching an appeal to the Brussels government to provide urgent financial security amid the lack of a coalition agreement from the new government. The...

Sicily: Cultural Crossroads - Talk

Submitted by yttap on Thu, 01/16/2025 - 10:11

Sicily: Cultural Crossroads
Talk in English by Richard Whincop. Welcome drinks from 19h30.Talk at 20h00
Everyone welcome. Come and join us at Woluwe Maison Communale, Avenue Paul Hymans 2, 1200 Brussels. Metro: Tomberg. Easy parking.

Thousands of newly installed fibre-optic boxes need replacing

Telecom operators Digi and Proximus have to replace thousands of fibre-optic internet distribution boxes on the facades of properties, not long after installing them because they do not comply with building regulations, according to Brussels secretary of state Ans Persoons (Vooruit). The...

400 extras sought for Netflix series filmed in Brussels

TV producers are looking for 400 extras for the filming of the second season of Netflix crime series The Golden Hour, to be shot in Brussels next week. Filming has already begun but the show is still short on extras and actors for several roles, and welcomes sign-ups from people between the ages of...
François Bellabas - exhibition at Contretype

What’s on this week: 17 to 23 January

Flagship photography gallery Contretype presents French contemporary artist François Bellabas’ first exhibition in Belgium unloadingoveredrive . Working between Paris and Los Angeles, he investigates the intersections of image, technology and digital environments. Built around questions concerning...

SNCB gets planning permission to revamp Schaerbeek station

Belgian rail operator SNCB has been given the go-ahead to renovate the platforms at Schaerbeek station. The start time and budget for the works, made to improve passenger accessibility and increase passenger numbers at the station, have not yet been determined. The platforms will be reconstructed...

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