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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.

Meeting with Luxembourgish composer Alexander Müllenbach. In an intimate interview, he shares his definition of contemporary music with us.

The Carmen Case played to a full house for two unique performances at the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg on January 11th and 12th. Both the audience and critics paid heartfelt tribute to this contemporary opera, which intelligently explores the mechanisms leading to femicide within Bizet's original work.

The event is unique of its kind in Luxembourg. From November 20 to 25, 2023, eight student composers had the opportunity to work with the musicians of the ensemble in the exceptional setting of neimënster and to present their work at the rainy days festival.

To end the year on a high note, Pascal Meyer and Guy Frisch gave us a moment of escape, a return to childhood, exploring curious little instruments. Let's revisit the Lucilin in the City #10 concert: Miniature, at the Nosbaum Reding gallery on Sunday, December 17, 2023.

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