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De Munt supports the International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia
Read moreToday, on the International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, La Monnaie celebrates diversity in all its forms and expresses its support for all organisations that stand up for LGBTQIA+ rights.
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Raphaële Green and Emma Posman perform at this year’s be.Source concert
Read moreOn 8 May, our MM Academy singers will perform at the annual concert of be.Source, a private foundation in support of vulnerable senior citizens.
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Discover Logan Lopez Gonzalez in Malus (KVS)
Read moreOn April 22 and 23, the countertenor and Laureate of our MM Academy will share the stage of our Troika partner KVS with choreographer Igor Shyshko and Alain Franco.
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La Monnaie Brass Ensemble performs the Ukrainian national anthem
Read moreDuring their chamber music concert on Friday 18 March, dedicated to the victims of the war in Ukraine, the musicians of our Brass Ensemble performed an arrangement of the Ukrainian national anthem. A goosebump moment that left no one unmoved.
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OperaWhat you need to know about
Les Huguenots
An overwhelming mass spectacle that keeps you glued to your seat for five hours with its historical tableaux, ballets, choral scenes, musical inventiveness, and intense drama and romance: Les Huguenots is, without a doubt, one of the greatest blockbusters in the entire history of opera. In 2011, La Monnaie helped its revival with a successful production that you can now rediscover.
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DanceAdjusting to the Dark
The Mystery Sonatas by Rosas
In Mystery Sonatas / for Rosa, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker plunges into the mysterious Rosary Sonatas by Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber. A brave choice — as the cycle is rarely, if ever, performed in full.
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OperaOlivier Py at La Monnaie
A video portrait
“If a piece is long, arduous, violent, sombre and hasn’t been performed for at least one-and-a-half years, they call up Olivier Py.” The French stage director surely sees the humour in it all. Truth is, his intense, timeless productions have been a major contribution to the reappraisal of the French ‘grand opéra’. In this video portrait, Py reveals his artistic credo and looks back on his previous stagings at La Monnaie.
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OperaThe La Monnaie Women's Chorus
Prepares for 'Parsifal'
From the scene with the seductive flower girls in the garden of the sorcerer Klingsor to the heavenly voices in the mighty finale: Parsifal offers the ladies of our Chorus music that is as beautiful as it is difficult to sing. We followed soprano Annelies Kerstens and guest chorus master Johannes Knecht during the preparations.
