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Apply now! From 16 to 22 November 2024, the Luxembourg Composition Academy offers young composers the opportunity to spend one week working in an inspiring and creative environment in the heart of Luxembourg. Faculty: Milica Djordjević & James Dillon.

Sold out! You were many on Saturday, May 4th, wanting to participate in this journey through time, between archival film images from the CNA and compositions by composers such as Albena Petrovic, Camille Kerger, Catherine Kontz-Växby, and Tom Johnson.

A speaking flute, a screeching cello and countless voices interrupting the silence... These instruments didn't know they could resonate like that!

On April 3, 2024, the United Instruments of Lucilin ensemble offered the audience at the Muziekgebouw an immersive experience into the world of "O Táxi Nº 9297." This ambitious production is the result of a collaboration between the Muziekgebouw in Amsterdam, Digitópia Casa da Música in Portugal, and the United Instruments of Lucilin ensemble in Luxembourg.

Friday, March 15th, Guy Helminger's poems came to life amidst musical notes. Let's look back at this new episode of our independent concert series Lucilin in The City.

Embarking on a new chapter in the artistic and organisational development, we are now looking for an experienced Managing Director.

Danielle Hennicot offered us a captivating fusion of music and visual art by sharing the stage with the illustrator, painter, and engraver Pit Wagner. Review of Lucilin in the City #11: Live Painting Concert.

In the backstage of Lucilin in the City #11: Live painting concert, a meeting with Pit Wagner. Luxembourgish illustrator, painter, and engraver, Pit has been questioning the invisible connection between various forms of artistic expression for many years. In this exclusive interview, he reflects on his journey and how he is preparing for his upcoming performance with Danielle Hennicot.