DECEMBER 2026
Masterclass
Christian Tetzlaff
LA MONNAIE
An afternoon of musical insight
and artistic exchange.
Christian Tetzlaff is one of the most compelling violinists of his generation, celebrated for his expressive playing, intellectual curiosity and deeply personal interpretations. Whether exploring the great works of the classical repertoire or championing contemporary music, he brings remarkable intensity to the score, inviting listeners to hear familiar music in a new light.
At a glimpse
Masterclass
09.12.2026 | 14:00—17:00
Salle Fiocco, Ateliers La Monnaie
Rue Léopold 23, 1000 Bruxelles
Language
English
Free admission for students of the Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel (KCB) & Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles (CRB).
Use the discount code T&SK&C26 when booking the «Discount Holders» ticket.
Only valid upon presentation of your student card on the afternoon of the masterclass.
A sought-after soloist on the world’s leading concert stages, Tetzlaff has performed with some of the world’s finest orchestras. Alongside his international performing career, he is deeply committed to musical education and to sharing his artistic insights with the next generation of musicians.
On 9 December, Conservamus welcomes Christian Tetzlaff to Brussels for an afternoon of violin masterclasses devoted to the art of musical interpretation. Through his distinctive approach to sound, phrasing and expression, he will work with young musicians to explore the depth and individuality that bring a score to life.
An opportunity to discover the artistic process up close and experience the exchange of ideas between an internationally acclaimed violinist and the next generation of musicians.
Masterclass
An afternoon of intensive masterclasses focusing on interpretation, technique and musical dialogue.
Participants: Advanced students of the Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel & Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles
Audience: Open to the public with limited seats
This masterclass is part of Conservamus’ ongoing commitment to education, transmission and the future of musical heritage, in collaboration with the Royal Conservatories of Brussels.
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