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Brussels Jazz Orchestra and Tutu Puoane commemorate the 50th anniversary of the death of Martin Luther King with a musical production around the theme of human rights.

A fusion between BJO and the work of Erik Kriek, a performance combining video projection, haunting illustrations, dark stories, vocal and instrumental music. The one connecting thread running through them is that of the eternal drama of 'murder ballads'.

Brussels Jazz Orchestra is going for the experiment: We Orchestrate Words, from jazz, to slam to hip-hop and back. Top orchestra meets urban artists.

Poetic fusion of jazz, poetry, word and song. With poetry by Stefan Hertmans and compositions by Peter Hertmans.

New work by and with Bert Joris.

BJO and David Linx perform well-known songs by Jacques Brel.

Selection from the extensive repertoire of the Brussels Jazz Orchestra.

Club tour with young talent.

Four compositions for large symphony orchestra and large jazz orchestra. Altogether, nearly 100 musicians are on stage in a unique interaction between soloists, improvisers and instrumental groups.

A symphony orchestra and a jazz orchestra, both playing music by the impressionist composer Maurice Ravel.

The third edition of BJO vs The Big White Screen, where the orchestra performs live music composed for rare gems of the silent movie era, selected from the archives of Cinematek (Royal belgian film archives).

BJO invites star trumpeter (US).

Along with Osama Abdulrasol (qanun & compositions), Brussels Jazz Orchestra immerses itself in the legend of Night 352, and brings the story and the Middle-Eastern atmosphere of the 1001 nights back to life.