
Due to exceptionally high temperatures, MM Tickets will exceptionally be closed on Tuesday 1 and Wednesday 2 July. If you’d like to collect your copy of 18. The Harmony of Human Passions on these days, you can do so at the reception of the La Monnaie Workshops (Rue Léopold 23). We remain reachable by phone (02 229 12 11) between 12:00 and 18:00 and by email at tickets@lamonnaie.be.
CloseTradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire.— Gustav Mahler
Our Musical Director, Alain Altinoglu, presents a fascinating cross section of the modern symphonic repertoire, including Belgian composers.
In 1931, August De Boeck wrote his Nocturne: a sweet dream steeped in the enchanting atmospheres characteristic of late Romanticism. Although Alban Berg’s Violin Concerto was completed barely four years later, it seems to come from a completely different planet. Berg broke with tonal musical language to create a concerto of unprecedented expressiveness, probably impossible to achieve following the rules of tonality. The star violinist Renaud Capuçon will perform this milestone of the twentieth-century violin repertoire. The concert will conclude with a ‘titan’ that reconciles late Romanticism and Modernism: Gustav Mahler’s First Symphony.
AUGUST DE BOECK
Nocturne (1931)
ALBAN BERG
Violinkonzert (1935)
GUSTAV MAHLER
1. Sinfonie in D-Dur ‘Titan’ (1888)
Ticket prices from € 10 to € 46
-30 years old: € 10 / € 25
Introductions in Dutch and French 30' before each performance
Broadcast on Klara
06.01.2022
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Broadcast on Musiq3
10.12.2021
2:00 (1 intermission)
WARNING !
In order to attend this performance, anyone 16 years and older must present a valid Covid Safe Ticket in the form of a QR code (digital or printed) and a piece of identification.
20:00
ConductorALAIN ALTINOGLU
ViolinRENAUD CAPUÇON
Renaud Capuçon is performing with the kind permission of Warner Classics/Erato.
La Monnaie Symphony Orchestra
ProductionLA MONNAIE / DE MUNT
Co-productionBOZAR MUSIC