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Bats, animal sounds, and UV light: dive into an immersive opening night full of nocturnal nature sounds, followed by a DJ set.

The Norwegian Cikada Ensemble takes young and old on a musical journey through nocturnal animal parties and children's fun from all over the world.

Quartets by Anna Thorvaldsdottir, Kaija Saariaho, and a creation by Frédéric Verrières enter into a dialogue with voices of Indigenous peoples and climatologists.

It was once thought that birds of paradise never touched the ground. Soprano and violin present floating compositions by Kristine Tjøgersen, Helge Sten, and a creation by Bergrún Snæbjörnsdóttir.

The laureate of this piano competition performs their own repertoire alongside the winning works of the contemporary composition competition.

The world-renowned composer Kristine Tjøgersen highlights the ties between music and nature throughout the ages, the subject of her dissertation.

Let yourself be carried away by a concert where music and scent merge into the ultimate immersive listening experience, with creations by Apolline Jesupret, Oren Boneh, and Dai Fujikura.

Let yourself be carried away by a concert where music and scent merge into the ultimate immersive listening experience, with creations by Apolline Jesupret, Oren Boneh, and Dai Fujikura.

Luc Dardenne selected the best short films from the North. A live string quartet brings the moving images to life, with new music by David Achenberg.

Contemporary dance, hip hop, rap, singing, and beatmaking drive the energy of this urgent search for meaning.

Contemporary dance, hip hop, rap, singing, and beatmaking drive the energy of this urgent search for meaning.

A txalaparta, a fascinating Basque percussion instrument, will be constructed in ice. As it melts, it will interact with the captivating music of Anna Thorvaldsdottir.

Organ, electronics, and choir: music by Einojuhani Rautavaara, Arvo Pärt, and a creation by Alice Hebborn flow together into a dreamy whole.

Under the soft glow of the Northern Lights, instruments, electronics, and video blend in the work of Kaija Saariaho and Maija Hynninen – Finnish contemporary music greatests.

In Anders Hillborg's new work for Ava Bahari, one of the rising stars in the ECHO Rising Stars program, Hillborg enters into a dialogue with Bach.

To celebrate the 80th birthday of Latvia’s best-known composer, this special day opens with an instrumental concert in which the birds take the lead.

A powerful Baltic choir brings the transparent music of Pēteris Vasks to life, showing how voices can connect us to a better world.

Voices and instruments come together for the close of this celebratory day, with Vasks’ spiritual music making a powerful plea for peace.

From purely acoustic to vintage electronic, lose yourself in immersive, dreamy soundscapes.

Ten years of creative silence, followed by music reborn in the colours and textures of snow. Through musical excerpts, keyboard and video, Michel Lambert takes us deep into Hans Abrahamsen’s extraordinary 'Schnee' and the spellbinding mysteries of Anna Thorvaldsdóttir’s music.

From footprints in the snow to a wild storm, 'Schnee' is a stunning evocation of white, in dialogue with the paintings of Gerhard Richter.

Belgium-Lithuania: two ensembles merge instruments and electronics during this unique concert, featuring three world premieres and a fever that takes over the Senghor.

Einojuhani Rautavaara and Anna Thorvaldsdóttir flank Fafchamps' grand choral creation, inspired by polar voyages and the fragility of ice.

Big band, choir, orchestra, and three conductors share the stage for a monumental multimedia spectacle.

After workshops, young pianists take on Kurtág’s Játékok (Games), followed by students from Brussels music academies. In the evening, Kurtág’s music enters into dialogue with Bach, Schumann and Bartók.

Following workshops, young pianists take on the Játékok (Games), followed by chamber music students from academies in Brussels-Capital, and by Les Siècles de Kúrtag, an evening concert where the pieces of the Hungarian master converse with his own masters: Bach, Schumann and Bártok!

After workshops, young pianists take on Kurtág’s Játékok (Games), followed by students from Brussels music academies. In the evening, Kurtág’s music enters into dialogue with Bach, Schumann and Bartók.

Einojuhani Rautavaara and Anna Thorvaldsdóttir flank Fafchamps' grand choral creation, inspired by polar voyages and the fragility of ice.

Big band, choir, orchestra, and three conductors share the stage for a monumental multimedia spectacle.

A roaming concert through the Museum of the Institute of Natural Sciences, where music and words come together to celebrate the extraordinary diversity of the natural world. Fresh, youthful and full of life.

A string orchestra, a top Belgian soloist, hip-hop dance and three concertos: Bach, Bach revisited and Régis Campo's creation Beatbox Concerto!

Trio Theros guides you past musical landmarks, from Nørgård’s hypnotic spell to the majestic beacons of Erkki-Sven Tüür.

Trio Theros guides you past musical landmarks, from Nørgård’s hypnotic spell to the majestic beacons of Erkki-Sven Tüür.

A string orchestra, a top Belgian soloist, hip-hop dance, and three concertos: Bach, Bach Revisited, and Régis Campo's creation, Beatbox Concerto.

Journey to the vast horizons of the North with this diverse program, from Einojuhani Rautavaara to Anders Hillborg and a creation by Tõnu Kõrvits.

Strings give voice to a deep spirituality in a 100% Estonian program, driven by extreme minimalism, intriguing structures, and a world premiere by Erkki-Sven Tüür.

Four masterpieces by Anna Thorvaldsdóttir, Anders Hillborg, Kristine Tjøgersen, and Hans Abrahamsen sketch a magnificent journey through the frozen plains of the North.

Two days after the premiere in Paris: a hypnotic evening where the audience, standing, is put into a trance by 35 instruments.

Crawl, slide, and run past the notes during Métamorphoses by Bastien David, a sound spectacle for young and old centered around a gigantic 'Metallophone'.

Crawl, slide, and run past the notes during Métamorphoses by Bastien David, a sound spectacle for young and old centered around a gigantic 'Metallophone'.

Strings give voice to a deep spirituality in a 100% Estonian program, driven by extreme minimalism, intriguing structures, and a world premiere by Erkki-Sven Tüür.