Built in 1930 by Joseph Diongre, this was one of the first radio houses in Europe. This liner-style building went on to become famous in the world of music thanks to the exceptional technical quality of its recording studios. The best-known was Studio 4. At the back of the stage there was a gigantic organ, the largest in Europe: 4 manuals, 95 registers and 8,125 pipes. An exceptionally rich palette of sounds. Some works written in the 1930s could only be played here. Get ready to travel through sound.
The palace of sound
Location: The palace of sound, 1050 Ixelles
