Recital by pianist Johan Schmidt, laureate of the Queen Elisabeth International Competition and professor at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels
What else do you usually do on a Sunday afternoon? Come join us and treat yourself to a brand new experience!
Origami Classics, Change your habits is the brand new project of your favourite party-planners, aka Origami Music!
We're offering you the opportunity to make an extraordinary journey across so-called CLASSICAL MUSIC, at the Beursschouwburg (Zilveren Zaal)! Say bye-bye to formal venues, stiff crowds, and endless performances. Enjoy the music, and the many stories it has to tell you.
To spice things up, we've asked Michel Lysight, composer, orchestra director and Royal Music Conservatory professor Michel Lysight to guide you through each of the FOUR CONCERTS!
Note : Le mot origami vient du verbe japonais, oru (折る, plier, caractère venant du chinois zhé 折 avec la même signification) et du nom kami (紙, papier, du chinois zhézhǐ (折紙/折纸; plier du papier).