This publication for the Belgian National Orchestra is designed by Escritoire. They did a total rebranding for the orchestra, of which this seasonal brochure is a good example.
The Belgian National Orchestra was established immediately after the Centre for Fine Arts, with the Henry Le Bœuf Hall as its natural display window. It has inherited the Promethean energy which Victor Horta had imagined for this underground city, which forms the link between Brussels’ upper and lower town. From the outset the orchestra was an essential component of the Queen Elisabeth Competition, which can always count on enormous international interest and which every year paves the way for young international soloists who compete against one another on Belgium’s most important classical stage.
Despite that rich past the Belgian National Orchestra is once again making a considerable investment in its favourite temple of culture by forming closer links with its historical partners to offer young and promising talents a great future and a long term commitment. The symphonic orchestra of the capital of Europe also regularly plays host to the finest soloists and is the privileged partner of the Centre for Fine Arts (BOZAR).