After several rounds of auditions, the Belgian violinist and laureate of the Queen Elisabeth Competition Sylvia Huang has been appointed La Monnaie Symphony Orchestra’s new concertmaster.
Discover our ambitious joint dance program, combined with favorites from each partner house, on troika.brussels.
Our recent production of Benjamin Britten's The Turn of the Screw, broadcast via streaming during last year’s COVID-crisis, is now available on the Alpha Classics label as a CD and as a digital download through.
Today, 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.
On 8 May, our MM Academy singers will perform at the annual concert of be.Source, a private foundation in support of vulnerable senior citizens.
On 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.
During 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.
On Tuesday 22 March, we will unveil the full programme of our new season. Discover all the operas, concerts, recitals and dance performances that will entice you in 2022-23 on our website.
This Thursday 20 January, as part of their 'Viva l'Opéra' programme, three UGC cinemas in Belgium will screen our latest production of Leoš Janáček's masterpiece Jenůfa.
On November 25, to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, La Monnaie supported the Orange the World awareness campaign by lighting up its façade.
La Monnaie’s Children’s and Youth Choir has recorded a CD of popular and traditional Christmas songs for the festive period. The new album is now available from Cypres.
On Monday 8 November at 8 pm, we welcome the celebrated American author and the source of inspiration for The Time of Our Singing in our Main Auditorium.
