Purrfect Night is a series of intimate music evenings. At each edition, Piotr Paluch, acting as host and master of ceremonies, invites artists to a carefully chosen venue, hands them the stage, and asks them to talk about what they are playing. Just musicians speaking about their work between pieces, the way they might in a living room among friends.
The format is deliberately intimate. The Chapel of Profondsart, in Limal, is a former deconsecrated chapel. With just one hundred seats and acoustics that naturally carry both voice and piano without heavy amplification, it is the kind of place where you forget you are attending a concert and begin listening in a different way.
Behind it all lies a simple idea: music is not background noise. It is nourishment—emotional, intellectual, and, yes, spiritual as well. It asks us to sit down, be silent, and truly listen. That is precisely what this evening offers.
Brussels Urban Classical ( in short B.U.C) is an exclusive and innovative event taking place in the heart of the European district combining classical music and urban arts.
Imagine a rapper reciting his lyrics on the contemporary compositions of a classical pianist or a beatboxer improvising to the melodies of a violinist.
Through this project, the co-organisers Aperohit Asbl and Abyssin Productions wish to bring together these two seemingly opposite worlds (classical and urban) in order to promote a new kind of artistic creation conceived and performed exclusively during the dedicated events, all this in a casual atmosphere.
These exchanges between performers from different backgrounds not only allow them to perform their music in new forms, but also and above all before new audiences, thus allowing them to considerably expand their outreach.
On the other hand, it opens the interest of these audiences to new musical genres.
Therefore, in addition to its function of artistic production and performance, the B.U.C. project aims to promote the cultural mix in Brussels, encourage exchanges between different socio-cultural backgrounds and facilitate their access to new audiences.
