Meet proud partner fashion house Natan
‘Like music, couture is an art that strives for excellence,’ with these words, couturier Edouard Vermeulen underlines why fashion house Natan and Le Concert Olympique are such a perfect match. We are looking forward to his exclusive design for our female musicians, of course, in the orchestra’s characteristic colour: royal blue.
Discover our first production ‘1800: Juvenile Enthusiasm: The Beginning of an Era’
Curious about the programme of the first production? On 27 October, Beethoven27 is a guest at the magnificent Saint Rumbold’s Cathedral of Mechelen. On the programme: Beethoven's first steps into the demanding field of the piano concerto, the symphony and the sonata.
Meet AI Beethoven
Always wanted to meet Beethoven in real life? You can! Beethoven27 is bringing the famous musical genius to life via a Holobox with a 3D hologram. This wonderful project is made in collaboration with OG Studio, a full-stack Web3 studio based in Belgium.
New Beethoven book in progress: Jan Caeyers explains
Fifteen years after the release of his debut ‘Beethoven: A Life’, Jan Caeyers is busy working on a second Beethoven book. In a compelling interview, he reveals a glimpse of what is to come.
Call for peace - Ninth Symphony
On 13 May 2024 in Antwerp, Le Concert Olympique, pianist Kit Armstrong and the Arnold Schoenberg Choir performed Beethoven's Ninth Symphony in the Elisabethzaal in Antwerp. The official opening concert of Beethoven27, dedicated to a European 'Call for peace'.
Beethoven Today, Living Tomorrow: musical narrative with Jan Caeyers
In December 2023, we brought sponsors and partners together at Living Tomorrow in Vilvoorde for a musical narrative with dinner by Beethoven expert Jan Caeyers. A fantastic evening dedicated to the new Beethoven project.
Why Beethoven matters: Jan Caeyers and Kit Armstrong in conversation
An established conductor and world-class pianist met to discuss their favourite subject: Beethoven. Jan Caeyers and Kit discuss the project’s mission, vision and the relevance of classical music today.
Presenting with pride: Beethoven27
The year 2027 provides a unique opportunity to celebrate Beethoven and Europe. The result is Beethoven27 and the organisation of concerts throughout Europe. Discover the project's origins.
Designing the Beethoven tour
At the heart of the Beethoven tour are 27 key compositions spread across nine programmes. Project founder and conductor Jan Caeyers explains the carefully-chosen structure behind each programme.