Belgian National Orchestra

Belgian Symphony Orchestra

The Belgian National Orchestra, known for its rich history and contribution to the classical music scene, is one of Belgium's most prominent orchestras. Established in 1936, it has played a significant role in the cultural life of Brussels and Belgium at large. The orchestra has been associated with a number of esteemed conductors over the years, including its first music director, Fernand Quinet. It performs at the Brussels' Centre for Fine Arts, also known as BOZAR. The Belgian National Orchestra is known for its performances of both classical and contemporary repertoire, often collaborating with renowned soloists and composers. They have recorded various works, showcasing their versatility and commitment to bringing symphonic music to a wide audience. 4 - Estampes - Le Départ," "Burleske: Ein Heldenleben," and "Symphony Nr. 2 'Asrael' - Legend Of The Dead Victors" are not provided here, the orchestra's discography includes a range of recordings that reflect their dedication to musical excellence.