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Sunday, 24 November, 2024 - 15:00 until 18:00
VUB Main Campus Etterbeek
Pleinlaan 2
1050 Elsene

The VUB Orchestra will tour Brussels and Flanders this autumn with the concert series Trek.

Migration is timeless; for centuries, animals and humans have migrated across our shared globe. Sometimes it’s a challenging journey to better or safer places, sometimes it's just a desire for greener pastures on the other side. In 2005, our concert series Grenzeloos reflected our hope that humanity would be better organized this way. Today, sadly, it seems that Homo Homini Lupus is increasingly winning over Amor Mundi. With our autumn concerts, we aim to let love for the world prevail. Through music and spoken word, we reflect on the promise of a new future beyond the horizon, or even further into the infinite universe.

Tickets

Tickets are available on the VUB Orchestra website  and cost €20.  
VUB staff and alumni pay €15, while VUB students pay €10.

Discount codes can be found on the staff and student portal, as well as in the alumni newsletter from 31/10.

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Programme:

  • From the New World – Antonín Dvořák
  • Double Concerto for Violin and Viola – Max Bruch
    Soloists: Tinne Smolders (viola) and Christophe Reygaert (violin)
  • Romanian Rhapsody – George Enescu
  • Aliens: Suite for Orchestra – James Horner
  • Titanic – James Horner
  • Adagio for Strings and Harp – Dirk Brossé
  • Paconchita – Oscar Navarro

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The world needs you

This initiative is part of VUB's public programme: a programme for everyone who believes that scientific knowledge sharing, critical thinking and dialogue are an important first step to create impact in the world. 

As an Urban Engaged University, VUB aims to be a driver of change in the world. With our academic edcuational programmes and innovative research, we contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations and to making a difference locally and globally.

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