
Rumi Passion
A total experience of music, dance and poetry, centered around the mystical Persian poet Rumi.
Cluster artists are involved in a wide variety of projects.
Discover the main ones below.
A total experience of music, dance and poetry, centered around the mystical Persian poet Rumi.
'Beat Love Oracle', a swirling testosterone quartet consisting of sax(s), marimba, e-bass and drums.
The 15th-century Franco-Flemish polyphonists are also known as the 'Flemish Masters'.
For almost 20 years, the men of Snaarmaarwaar have been touring halls and stages at home and abroad uninterruptedly.
Tamala balances naturally between tradition and innovation, power and refinement, dream and reality, north and south.
With Chansons pour les oiseaux qui ne savent pas voler, Wouter Vandenabeele brings a sequel to three previous Chansons episodes.
Both Mostafa Taleb on the Iranian kamanche and Ananta Roosens on the western violin try to ignore their cultural heritage
Ananta breaks out of the comfort zone of her musical orientation. With violins, her vocal cords and some household goods, she goes on one
Wouter Vandenabeele travelled in search of the melancholic soul in music.
Is a poem music with words? A composer a tone poet? Don't the two get in each other's way immoderately?
MANdolinMAN, Belgium's best-known mandolin quartet, performs traditional Flemish melodies in a very eclectic and modern way.
The story of MOTYK started in 2016. Under the name Flairck, the group has already played in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Portugal,
The “Sauvage” PROJECT tackles Jean Philippe Rameau's most melodious pieces of music.
Wouter Vandenabeele and Thomas Noël first meet in the dark 1990s as members of an underground
For The Napoli Sessions of The City's Song, Thomas Noël focuses on Neapolitan musicians who are at home in everything
Tehran. Children playing in the street, shopkeepers behind their stalls, well-educated young people looking for work, artists crossing the border
Troissoeur consisted of a collaboration of 3 brothers Vanvinckenroye (Rein, Edwin and Joris) and Pieter Thys. Troissoeur was known as