We Denken De Wereld is a music theatre production where an apparently mundane correspondence develops into a (possible) guide for life.

The beheading of Count Egmont, over 450 years ago, marked the beginning of the Eighty Years' War. Two centuries later, Goethe and Beethoven honored the rebellious count. In this historical music theater production, Het Banket, I SOLISTI, and Vlaams Radiokoor explore how Egmont evolved into a symbol of reason and tolerance. A must-see for music enthusiasts with a passion for history.

Saariaho employs beautiful imagery to describe her composition 'Solar': the underlying idea shines like a resounding celestial body that continually pulls harmony back to its starting point, as if the music follows the laws of gravity. In 'Amers' (French for navigation points at sea), she portrays the image of a sailboat trying to maintain its course despite the waves. The world premiere of Annelies Van Parys' composition adds a contemporary star to this sparkling concert.

I SOLISTI and the Vlaams Radiokoor, writer Maud Vanhauwaert, composer Frederik Neyrinck, videographer Bas Van Hoeck and LARF! join forces for a brand-new production focusing on religion and meaning and what these themes mean for the younger generations in today's diverse society.

...like a sunny harmony that spreads its rays everywhere after which they return again and again to the core. This is how Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho (1952-2923) describes her work 'Solar'. Around this shining work, three female creators, from as many different generations, create resounding reflections as reverence.

Ovidius Revisited - 5 young composers in dialogue with Benjamin Britten

In this METAMORPHOSES, music, sand art, and a narrator alchemize harmoniously into a new and unique whole. For a moment, you'll be transported to a mythical world.

Jan Decleir masterfully embodies the serial killer Landru. The theatrical script of "Het Banket" and the music by Frederik Neyrinck bring to life the horror story of this creepy entertainer. The brass quartet of I SOLISTI takes you on a journey through this unbelievable, true story.

On July 1, 2021, Louis Andriessen, one of the greatest composers of the Netherlands, passed away. Ensemble I SOLISTI pays tribute to the master, not only through his own works but also recognizing his significant influence as an educator on the international music scene. The program features music by Andriessen himself, as well as a composition by Martijn Padding, a student, colleague, and above all, a close friend of Andriessen, who created an In Memoriam piece. Together, they provide a multi-layered portrait of the man who would have turned 85 this year.