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One of Belgium’s most successful modern novelists (born 1967), noted for her exploration of the darker sides of human nature.
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A leading violinist of his era (1921–86).
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Organist and composer (1822–90) in the Romantic tradition.
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As part of its celebrations as a Cultural Capital of Europe in 2002, Bruges undertook to create a new concert hall. The result is a highly innovative building that has quickly become established as a leading venue for classical music, as well as ballet and jazz.
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The Brussels conservatory is a highly respected institution. Its buildings, completed in 1875, were designed by the architect of the Galeries Royales de Saint-Hubert (see Galeries Royales de Saint-Hubert), and include a classical music venue.
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Antwerp’s opera house was completed in 1907, its interior elegantly decked out with marble and gilding. The Vlaamse Opera performs here and in Ghent.
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Ghent home of the much-respected Vlaamse Opera, this classic opera house ranks among the most spectacular theatres in Europe.
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This vibrant multi-purpose cultural centre is a venue for performances and exhibitions of drama, dance, architecture and music.
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The most celebrated of all jazz guitarists, Reinhardt (1910–53) was a key member of the renowned Quintet of the Hot Club of France.
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Symbolist poet (1855– 1916) noted for his portrayals (in French) of Flanders.
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