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Piet Kuijken finishes this series and demonstrates his virtuosity on no less than two pianofortes

In addition to an early Beethoven sonata, Marijn Delaere introduces you to Jan Ladislav Dussek

At BOZAR, she will perform Beethoven’s gargantuan Hammerklavier Sonata on Chris Maene’s replicas of the Graf and Broadwood fortepianos.

This series is a way for Japanese pianist Sayuri Nagoya to have you listen to – and love! – the music of Anton Eberl

This young pianist studied in Antwerp, London and Brussels and treats you with an intimate sonata by Beethoven and the unforgettable Fantasie by Schumann.

The Ars Electronica Center in Linz, Austria, each year organises one of the most important festivals worldwide for art, science and technology.

Canadian Ben Wendel is considered one of the most influential jazz saxophonists of his time.

Brooklyn-based French cellist Leila Bordreuil mixes contemporary classical music with Noise and experimental influences.

The beautiful voice and unique phrasing of the South African/Belgian singer Tutu Puoane put a very distinctive stamp on her music.

Širom has an original form of expression which fluctuates between a broad range of Slovenian folk sonorities and contemporary acoustic rock meditations.