A concert where you can both hear and experience every emotion: that’s exactly what Forces of Nature offers! The Leuven University Choir (LUK) takes you on a musical journey through the four elements of nature: air, earth, water, and fire.…
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Miracles under the Mistletoe
The announcement of Jesus’ birth has inspired countless composers throughout the centuries to create some of the most beautiful music ever written. The Leuven University Choir invites you on a musical journey through time, from the 16th century to today,…
Déjà vu
In this concert, we look back on our most cherished musical memories, featuring highlights from recent years such as Rheinberger’s complete Cantus Missae, Trotta’s moving Dies Irae, and other gems from our repertoire.
In Motion
Experience the magic of film music during In Motion, an evening of iconic melodies from classics like The Lord of the Rings and Curse upon Iron, alongside bold contemporary works composed just for this concert. Nostalgia meets innovation in this unique journey through the cinematic world. A must for film and music lovers!
Ein deutsches Requiem
In 2024, the LUK will celebrate its 55th anniversary and we will celebrate this with a unique anniversary concert: Ein deutsches Requiem by Johannes Brahms. Save the dates: 16 and 17 May
Recap Dido and Aeneas
Full of pride, we look back on this unforgettable, grand and unique project! We are so proud of our performance of Henry Purcell’s opera “Dido and Aeneas”. Enjoy these wonderful memories with us.
Criminally beautiful
Reminiscing about our spring concert, Masters of Crime.
Groot Begijnhof Spring Concert
Yesterday we gave a sunny open-air concert for the residents of the Groot Begijnhof, together with Luc Rombouts and Brecht Berteloot on the carillon.
The next concert is coming up!
The ticket sale for our spring concert, Meesters der Misdaad, has started!
Interjubileumschlageravond
During this special ‘schlageravond’ (a cantus in LUK-style), almost 200 members, former members and former conductors came together to sing their way through the 53 year old history of the LUK.