Brussels Philharmonic

Orchestra

Brussels Philharmonic

From
Brussels, Belgium
Since
1935–present
Releases
102
  • classical

About

The Brussels Philharmonic is a Belgian symphony orchestra based in Brussels. It was founded in 1935 by the National Institute for Radio Broadcasting (NIR) as the Groot Symfonie-Orkest (Grand Symphony Orchestra). Following several name changes and its separation from public broadcasting in 1998, the orchestra adopted its present name in 2008.

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The orchestra is based in Studio 4 of the Flagey building in Brussels. Its repertoire includes 19th- and 20th-century symphonic works, contemporary music and film music. Since September 2022, Kazushi Ōno has served as music director, with Ilan Volkov as principal guest conductor.

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Members

Discography

Albums 80

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EPs 1
Live 3
Compilations 14
Other 4

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Artistic director

Conductor position

Subgroup

Also known as

BRT Orkest · BRT Philharmonic Orchestra · BRTN Filharmonisch Orkest · BRTN Philharmonic Orchestra · Belgian National Radio Philharmonic Orchestra · Belgian RTV Philharmonic Orchestra · Belgian Radio Symphony Orchestra · Belgian Radio and Television Philharmonic Orchestra · Belgian kansallisorkesteri · Brussels Philharmonic Orchestra · Brussels Philharmonic — The Orchestra of Flanders · Filharmonisch Orkest van de BRT · Filharmonisch Orkest van de BRTN · Flemish Radio Orchestra · Groot Symfonie‐Orkest van het N.I.R. · Groot Symfonie‐Orkest van het NIR · INR Symphony Orchestra · N.I.R. orkest · NIR orkest · Orchestre de Télévision Belgique · Orchestre philharmonique de la Radio Télévision belge · Symfonie-orkest van de BRTN · The Flemish Radio Orchestra · The Orchestra of Flanders · Vlaams Radio Orkest

Tags

  • orchestra
  • symphony orchestra

Identifiers

ISNI
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