From a legendary past, a new chapter begins. After fifty years, the Astoria Concerts return to the historic Salon Elisabeth.
This series pays tribute to its storied heritage, seamlessly blending timeless classics with the energy of vibrant new talent. With performances by renowned artists such as Tatiana Samouil, Marie Hallynck and Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden, the Astoria Concerts honour a rich musical legacy. An extraordinary season of unforgettable performances awaits.
Founded over fifty years ago, the Astoria Concerts quickly became a symbol of musical excellence in Brussels, captivating audiences in the historic Waldorf Hall. For three decades, these concerts shaped the city’s cultural identity, spotlighting rising talents and celebrated artists. Now, this legendary tradition returns in the beautifully reimagined Salon Elisabeth, ready to inspire a new generation of music lovers.
General admission
Enjoy a refined seating area with entry at 12:30pm, offering comfort and style for an unforgettable concert experience.
Premium admission
Take in elevated views and sip a glass of champagne in the Astoria Lounge before the concert, with doors opening 30 minutes before the performance.
Concert and lunch
Savour a curated three-course lunch in an exceptional setting. This ticket includes a pre-concert glass of champagne in the Astoria Lounge, with doors opening 30 minutes before the performance.
After the concert, join us in the exclusive Astoria Lounge for a drink (available for purchase) in the company of the musicians.
Sunday, 2 March
Elsa de Lacerda (violin) & Matthieu Idmtal (piano)
Antonín Dvořák, Gabriel Fauré
Sunday, 16 March
Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden (piano)
Ludwig van Beethoven, Frédéric Chopin, Franz Schubert, Claude Debussy
Sunday, 30 March
Pierre Fontenelle (violoncelle)
Geörgy Ligeti, J.S. Bach, Pierre Risopoulus, Andrea Casarrubios, Jimi Hendrix
Sunday, 13 April
Les Quatre Sens, quatuor vocal a cappella
Hanna Al-Bender (soprano), Violette Schloesing (mezzo), Ruben Goriely (ténor), Samuel Desguin (baryton)
Paul Hindemith, Benjamin Britten, Samuel Barber, Francis Poulenc
Sunday, 27 April
Filip Jordens (chant), Xavier Locus (piano), Jean-Louis Rassinfosse (contrebasse)
Jacques Brel
