From a legendary past, a new chapter begins. After fifty years, the Astoria Concerts return to the historic Salon Elisabeth. Tickets for Season 3 are now available.
This series pays tribute to its storied heritage, seamlessly blending timeless classics with the energy of vibrant new talent. With performances by renowned artists such as Tatiana Samouil, Marie Hallynck and Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden, the Astoria Concerts honour a rich musical legacy. An extraordinary season of unforgettable performances awaits.
Founded over fifty years ago, the Astoria Concerts quickly became a symbol of musical excellence in Brussels, captivating audiences in the historic Waldorf Hall. For three decades, these concerts shaped the city’s cultural identity, spotlighting rising talents and celebrated artists. Now, this legendary tradition returns in the beautifully reimagined Salon Elisabeth, ready to inspire a new generation of music lovers.
Pianist Marie François presents a refined recital dedicated to a selection of Frédéric Chopin’s Nocturnes, bringing together their lyrical elegance, poetic intimacy and subtle virtuosity in a programme shaped entirely by one of the piano’s most iconic voices. Internationally recognised for her artistry and musical honesty, François brings clarity, expressive depth and natural sensitivity to these masterful miniatures, offering a programme that balances introspection with quiet brilliance.
General admission
Enjoy a refined seating area, offering comfort and style.
Premium admission
Take in elevated views for an unforgettable concert experience. Afterwards, enjoy a glass of Champagne in one of the hotel’s private salons.
Join us after the concert beneath the sparkling skylight of the Palm Court to savour lunch or pastries crafted by our Belgian pâtissier.
The doors open at 11am and close at 11:25am. We invite all guests to be seated by this time, as the performance will commence promptly.
Sunday 19 April
Marie François: Chopin’s Nocturnes.
Sunday 26 April
Marc Danel & Su Yeon Kim: Edvard Grieg, Daniel Davis and César Franck.
Sunday 3 May
Oxalys: Claude Debussy, François Devienne, Arnold Bax and Joseph Jongen.
Sunday 24 May
Jef Neve: original compositions and jazz standards.
Sunday 7 June
Trio Kaliko: Francis Poulenc.
Sunday 14 June
Ensemble Mendelssohn: Nikolai Medtner and Ernő Dohnányi.
