Hear rare 18th-century choral and orchestral works from the Brussels court performed on period instruments at the Protestant Church. Tickets on Mood.
A performance highlighting 18th-century orchestral and choral works from the Brussels court of Governor Charles of Lorraine and the Collegiate Church of St Michael and St Gudula. Presented by students and faculty from the Historical Informed Performance Practice (HIPP) and Voice Departments, featuring rare surviving cantatas, motets, concertos, and symphonies from the Royal Conservatory and Royal Library collections.
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The performance takes place on November 27, 2026, at the Protestant Church of Brussels Museum located at Rue du Musée 2, 1000 Bruxelles.
Students and faculty from the Historical Informed Performance Practice (HIPP) and Voice Departments are performing.
Tickets on Mood.
The program features rare surviving 18th-century cantatas, motets, concertos, and symphonies from the Brussels court of Charles of Lorraine.
