Ettore Pagano, cello
Orchestre des Académies du Brabant wallon
It's a tradition! For its closing concert, the Festival welcomes the First Prize of the Queen Elisabeth Competition.
This year, it was cellist Ettore Pagano who stood out!
He will bring this edition of the Festival to a close with Friedrich Gulda’s iconoclastic Concerto, a work that moves between classical music, jazz and rock, alongside the orchestra of the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles, conducted by Robin Engelen.
The Academies of Walloon Brabant will once again be present to open this spectacular evening with their string ensemble, specially assembled for the occasion.
Orchestre des Académies du Brabant wallon
It's a tradition! For its closing concert, the Festival welcomes the First Prize of the Queen Elisabeth Competition.
This year, it was cellist Ettore Pagano who stood out!
He will bring this edition of the Festival to a close with Friedrich Gulda’s iconoclastic Concerto, a work that moves between classical music, jazz and rock, alongside the orchestra of the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles, conducted by Robin Engelen.
The Academies of Walloon Brabant will once again be present to open this spectacular evening with their string ensemble, specially assembled for the occasion.
