With Breughel Music, I bring together the clarity of engineering and the sensitivity of musical interpretation. Each recording becomes a portrait: a faithful rendering of musical intent, captured in sound that is articulate, spacious, and emotionally resonant.
Recording classical music requires more than technical precision. It demands an understanding of structure, balance, and the subtle tensions that give a performance its meaning.
With training as both Cellist and Tonmeister, I listen with a performer's ear and shape with an engineer's mind. This dual perspective allows me to serve the music, and the musicians, with both insight and restraint.
As a Tonmeister, I deliver complete audio recordings on location, adapting to your project's scale. Whether working solo for intimate sessions or organizing full production teams for orchestral recordings, I maintain the highest technical standards and always aim to get the most beautiful, transparent and warm sound ever heard.
Full on-location recording, capturing both natural acoustics and shaping the ideal acoustics for the repertoire being played. Always with awareness of the ideal balance and sound of the instruments, and if desired with thoughtful producing and coaching through the (patch-)sessions. From recording live to the final production, we oversee every detail, in Stereo, Surround or Immersive.
Thoughtful producing that respects artistic autonomy. We support musicians in shaping interpretation, selecting takes, and building a solid, unique performance.
Live and semi-live audio workflows for radio and video productions, delivered to full broadcast standards. With deep musical insight, we shape a natural acoustic and musical balance—so you or your orchestra are heard at your very best.
Transparent sound reinforcement for classical and crossover performances in concert halls and open-air venues—preserving musical balance and a natural sonic image. Using acoustic simulation, we create the impression of a true concert-hall perspective, so the audience can forget the performance is reinforced. More information on sympatech.eu

Conservatory training as a cellist gave me a performer’s understanding of phrasing, balance, and musical intent—how musicians think, react to feedback, and where a score’s expression resides. Tonmeister studies at the Berlin University of the Arts added the craft: capturing that intent and translating it into recordings that feel present, natural, and alive.
From our first conversation to final delivery, I guide the entire process. There's no handoff between departments, no loss of continuity. Your musical vision stays intact because the same ears and hands are with you throughout.
Recording sessions can feel intense. My approach is to create a calm, well-structured environment so you can focus entirely on your interpretation. I take care of the technical complexity—so you don’t have to. With clear, accurate feedback, you stay in a performing mindset instead of getting stuck evaluating yourself.
Each project is approached with the same level of care, whether it is a solo recital, chamber music, or a full orchestral recording.
My role goes well beyond recording. With the care of an acoustic designer, I shape a space where calm and clarity prevail. While the artist interprets, I listen, refine, and shape the recorded image with understanding and precision.
The result: recordings that feel natural, balanced, and true to the performance.
Based in Kortrijk, Belgium, we work primarily on location, bringing all necessary equipment to concert halls, churches, studios, and performance spaces.
We support projects throughout Belgium and across Europe and America, with experience in the Netherlands, Germany, France, Spain, Canada and the United States.