A community project as part of ‘Ali’
Ten young students from the Institut des Filles de Marie take their first steps on stage in Ali.
LA MONNAIE / DE MUNT
La Monnaie on Kiosk Radio, part 2
Second La Monnaie broadcast at Kiosk Radio, this time with a playlist focused on Belgian music.
To pay tribute to the late Philippe Boesmans on the occasion of his newest and final opera On purge bébé !, created at La Monnaie this December, we ventured into the history of classical performative music in Belgium, ranging from late romanticism to the experimental age.
Kiosk Radio is an online community radio that broadcasts a variety of music from the wooden kiosk in the Parc Royal in the heart of Brussels.
Tracklist
- Guillaume Lekeu: Barberine, V. 14, Acte II: Prélude
- César Franck: Hulda, Ballet allégorique, FWV 49
- Peter Welffens: Hoe de slakken een huisje kregen, fragment
- Lodewijk Mortelmans: De Kinderen der Zee - Act 3 Finale
- Kris Defoort: House of the Sleeping Beauties – Ouverture
- Karel Goeyvaerts: Aquarius – Prologue
- Luc Brewaeys: Talisker
- Jacqueline Fontyn: In the Green Shade
- Karel Stulen: Iphone Ensemble
- Philippe Boesmans: Au monde – Scène 20
- Philippe Boesmans: Reigen, Prelude
- Lucien Posman: Hercules Haché, Act 3 Scène 6
- Henri Vieuxtemps: Scène et romance de l'opéra Halka (After Moniuszko)
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