The Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel, which has been a public utility foundation since 2009, was set up in 1939. In 2004, its purpose was completely transformed and is nowadays based on two aspects: 1. High-level training in six disciplines (voice, piano, violin, viola, cello and chamber music) with the assistance of Masters in residence. There are eight great names in classical music working with the Chapel and its young musicians: José Van Dam, Augustin Dumay, Louis Lortie, Gary Hoffman, Miguel da Silva, Artemis quartet, Sophie Koch & Jean-Claude Vanden Eynden. 2. Professional involvement by means of a network of cultural partners in Belgium (Bozar, Flagey, Monnaie, major orchestras, etc.) and partners from all over the world. 200 concerts were produced, coproduced or initiated by the Chapel in the 2012-2013 season. Every year, the Chapel welcomes more than 60 talented young people in residence (25 nationalities in the 15-16 season). The Chapel’s aim is to be among the best training institutions for talented young people. After renovation of the interior in 2004 and the structures of the Chapel in 2008, the Music Chapel has drawn up a large-scale infrastructure development project: de Launoit Wing, inaugurated in 2015: Expanding residential accommodation for performers, which has been the project’s aim since 1939. · Expanding the teaching areas. · Creating a new broadcasting and recording studio able to accommodate up to 150 performers - allowing the opening to the public, with the MuCH Music Season. We are a member of the FEDORA Platform (European-wide hub promoting innovative and hybrid opera and ballet co-productions) and of the Enoa network (European Network of Opera Academies). You can also join our Business club, the 'Cercle Chapel', for talks about business & culture, exclusive concerts and networking events.