- Sylvain Adriaenssens is known for Bethlehem 63 (1963), Henk in Wonderland (1964) and Sweet Mystery of Life (1965).
- Adriaensens had only one shortcoming: his birthplace was Antwerp, not Paris, London, or New York. Had he been, Sylvain could have performed on the world's greatest concert stages. His vocal range, timbre, and expression, his repertoire, are of international caliber.
- Sylvain Adriaensens was a once immensely popular Flemish operetta tenor.
- Sylvain Adriaensens is a Flemish tenor and singer who gained renown for performing Flemish classics and songs by composers such as Emiel Hullebroeck and Armand Preud'homme.
- Sylvain Adriaenssens embarked on an international career with songs such as "Auf der Heide," "Ob blond, ob braun," "Wolgalied," and "In Wien hab ich einmal ein Mädl geliebt." Yet, with tracks like "Als ik in mijn tuintje sta," "Oh mijn Kempen," "Ieder huisje heeft zijn kruisje," "Op de purpere hei," and Armand Preud'homme's "Kempen o land," he demonstrated the very opposite: that his small region of Kempen lay closer to his heart than such a grand career might suggest.
- He was a perfectionist who was unapproachable before a concert, yet overjoyed when the spark of his immense talent ignited the hall and brought the audience to their feet in a standing ovation.
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