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2017

Programme

  • September 10: Parklife 
  • September 15: OdeGand Ouverture with Marije Nie, Helene Bracke and Casco Phil 
  • September 16: OdeGand 
  • September 17: Pavel Milyukov and the Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra lead by Valery Gergiev (St-Bavo's Cathedral) 
  • September 18: Festive opening concert Anneleen Lenaerts, Kalle Kalima and Ensemble Resonanz, lead by Ulrich Kern (St-Bavo's Cathedral) 
  • September 19: Victor Julien-Laferrière and The Chineke! Orchestra, lead by Roderick Cox (St.-Bavo's Cathedral) 
  • September 24: KidsOdeGand (Music Centre De Bijloke) 
  • September 27: The Flamenco Connection with Magdalena Kožená and Private Musicke, lead by Pierre Pitzl, Antonio El Pipa, Compañia de Flamenco (Opera Ghent) 
  • September 28: Ghent celebrates Philippe Herreweghe with Collegium Vocale Gent and Kaspar Putnins (St.-Jacobschurch) 
  • September 30: Maene Straight Strung with Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden, France Springuel & Kurt Van Eeghem, Hannes Minnaar & Heath Quartet and Frank Braley (Trade Centre) 
  • October 2: Daniel Kharitonov, Lucienne Renaudin Vary, London Chamber Orchestra, lead by Vladimir Ashkenazy (Music Centre De Bijloke) 
  • October 3: The Music Critic with John Malkovich, So-ock Kim, Aleksey Igudesman, James Boyd, Boris Andrianov en Hyung-ki Joo (Capitole) 
  • October 6: Artbeat (Eskimofabriek) 
  • October 7: Anouar Brahem (MIRY Concerthall) 
  • October 9: The Generation Project with Sarah Defrise and José Van Dam and Symphonieorkest Vlaanderen, lead by Jan Latham-Koenig (St.-Bavo's Cathedral) 
  • European Chamber Music Academy: the prestige course comes to Ghent for the first time