Koinonia Orchestra of Europe

KOINONIA ORCHESTRA OF EUROPE is a vibrant, recently formed ensemble based in Brussels, bringing together a talented group of internationally renowned young soloists and friends. Founded by conductor Wouter Versavel and flutist Marcello Masi, the orchestra's name "Koinonia," finds its roots in ancient Greek, embodying concepts of communion, joint participation, partnership and shared contribution. These concepts reflect the orchestra's core mission to unite people through its artistic process, regardless of their gender, sexuality, ethnic and religious background.

About the Orchestra

The Koinonia Orchestra of Europe is distinguished by its innovative, boundary-pushing approach to classical music. Embracing a horizontal way of collaborating, the ensemble ensures that each unique artist has a voice in the creative process, fostering an environment where collaboration and individual contributions drive artistic direction. This dynamic setup enables the orchestra to challenge conventions, push boundaries and constantly evolves, aiming for original and fresh programming in every different project.

With a commitment to breaking away from traditional norms, Koinonia strives to challenge outdated conventions and create something new, integrating innovative concepts into their performances. Their projects do not only aim to achieve the highest possible level of musical performance, but also to interconnect different art forms as collective enrichment. By partnering with other artistic disciplines, they enhance their performances and deepen their connection with audiences.

The musicians of Koinonia Orchestra of Europe are distinguished emerging soloists and orchestra player active across Europe. Laureates of major international competitions, uniting from all corners of the world in Brussels, the heart of Europe.