We have a new special offer for you fully dedicated to the voice !

We are offering, combined in a single order:

∙ the 2CD box set – Queen Elisabeth Competition Voice 2023;
∙ two additional CDs with the complete competition…

SPECIAL OFFER “CELLO DUO 2022”

(offer prolonged)

We have a new special offer for you, fully dedicated to the cello !We are offering two box sets, combined in a single order:
- the 4CD box set – Queen Elisabeth Competition…

Coffret 4CD – Cello 2017

NEW RELEASE

The second edition of the Queen Elisabeth Competition dedicated to the cello gives us an opportunity to re-immerse ourselves in the performances of four laureates during the very first…

SPECIAL OFFER “PIANO DUO 2021”
(offer available until midnight on 30 May 2021)

4CD-box – Piano 2013 & 2016 NEW RELEASE
This 4CD box includes performances of the First Prizes and winners of the Musiq3 and the Canvas-Klaraprijs prizes from the last two sessions of the Piano Competition, in 2013 and 2016.

Historical recordings
Queen Elisabeth Violin Competition
Gidon Kremer (1967), Edith Volckaert (1971), Yuzuko Horigome (1980)

Historical recordings
Queen Elisabeth Piano Competition
Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden (1964), Abdel Rahman El Bacha (1978), Frank Braley (1991)

A de luxe book-disc of 5 CDs containing 12 great piano concertos, played by 12 outstanding laureates, including 9 First Laureates.

A historic set of four CDs that presents eight great violin concertos played by eight laureates whose outstanding performances have marked the history of the Queen Elisabeth Competition.

The Queen Elisabeth Competition of Belgium was launched in 1951. It quickly became one of the most famous competitions in the world and has been won by such renowned virtuosos as Fleisher, Ashkenazy, Laredo and Repin. When Queen…

All the early winners, but also a selection of notable later laureates, the finest Belgian laureates, the finest unreleased concerto recordings: these 12 CDs, presented as a luxurious boxed set, follow the history of the…

With the valued help of the RTBF and the VRT, but also using hitherto unreleased filmed news reports, Michel Stockhem and Benoît Vlietinck have prepared in 2001 a documentary film (99’) in which one discovers all the emotion of…