During the last week of the Queen Elisabeth Competition, the laureates withdraw to the Queen Elisabeth Chapel. Their final farewell to Belgian audiences comes in the form of the traditional laureates concert in the Queen Elisabeth Hall, during which they perform seminal milestones from the violin repertoire. Don’t miss this appointment with the future and an opportunity to see a new generation of star violinists at work after their defining performances during this world-renowned competition, before they embark on an international career!

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Laureates of the Queen Elisabeth Competition

Queen Elisabeth Hall

Concertgebouw Brugge

Centre for Fine Arts

The Sound of Nature: The British composer George Fenton has created an equally impressive soundtrack for the BBC's visually stunning nature documentary series. His "Planet Earth" music is performed live in concert, surrounded by the other elements of fire, air and water. The German baroque grandmaster Georg Friedrich Händel will perform his "Fireworks Music", which was commissioned by the British King George II and first impressed audiences as open-air music in London's Green Park in 1749. The great US film composer Max Steiner breathes a completely different atmosphere in his title music for the legendary film classic "Gone with the Wind" and the stirring Czech romantic Antonín Dvořák also contributes a spookily beautiful fairytale water music with his symphonic poem "The Water Sprite".

Tung-Chieh Chuang

Events

Past events

7 - 10 Jun, 2024

Laureates of the Queen Elisabeth Competition · Antwerp Symphony Orchestra

Feb 1, 2024

Planet Earth · hr-Sinfonieorchester

Future and recently performed repertoire

Conductor in Violin Concerto No. 3 by Saint-Saëns

Antwerp Symphony Orchestra

Conductor in Violin Concerto No. 1 by Bruch

Antwerp Symphony Orchestra

Conductor in Gone with the Wind by Steiner

hr-Sinfonieorchester

Conductor in Planet Earth by Fenton

hr-Sinfonieorchester

Conductor in Music for the Fireworks by Händel

hr-Sinfonieorchester

Conductor in The Aquarius by Dvořák

hr-Sinfonieorchester

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