DAS HAUS presents Emmanuelle Dauvin ‘OVNI Baroque 2.0’

We’re closing 2025 the way we like it: curious, a little rebellious, and warmly together. Join DAS HAUS for OVNI Baroque 2.0 — a concert that reconnects with history while hearing tomorrow whisper back.

What happens when one musician becomes a small orchestra? Emmanuelle Dauvin plays the violin while simultaneously supplying the bass with an organ pedalboard — an almost-mythical Baroque trick that makes polyphony feel tactile and human. Across Bach and Biber and a few contemporary surprises, the evening will let you feel several musical voices arguing, consoling and reconciling inside a single body.

Emmanuelle Dauvin is a baroque specialist who studied with the likes of Mira Glodeanu at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels and the Schola Cantorum in Basel. Known for her poetic touch and fearless experimentation, she’s gained international recognition for reviving neglected practices and making them feel modern again. Beyond her technical brilliance, Emmanuelle is an artist who thrives on connection, crafting performances that are at once poetic, experimental, and radically intimate.

In this program she plays with time: it’s a conversation about memory, the persistence of inner voices, and how endings (like a year) are also thresholds. We aim for an intimate, uncanny and physically present experience: perfect for people who love art, good sound, and evenings that reframe how music can speak to the way we end things, begin anew, and stay whole while being many things.

As always at DAS HAUS, the music is just the beginning. We’ll be gathering on rugs, sofas, candles flickering — sharing vegan food before the show, and drinks after. Stay, connect, toast the end of the year with us.

Schedule:

19:30 doors, drinks & food

20:30 start concert

21:45 end concert & drinks

Food:

Drinks are provided before and after the concert and some yummy vegetarian/vegan food will be available from 19:30-20:15. Reserve your meal while booking tickets and pay just €16 on the spot.

Tickets:

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Location and route:

The concert takes place at Palazzo, Théodore Verhaegenstraat 190, 1060 Sint-Gillis (Brussels). Paid street parking is available in the surrounding streets. We recommended taking public transport, as the venue is very accessible. The nearest tram stop is Koningslaan (Avenue du Roi), which accommodates tram lines 81 and 97 and bus 48. Bus lines 49 and 50 stop close to the venue as well, at bus stop Zweden (Suède) or Drukkerij (Imprimerie). This bus stops also accommodate tram line 82. If you come from outside of Brussels, you can get off the intercity train at Brussels-Midi (Brussels-South) train station. Palazzo is an eight minute walk from there.