Programme

A two-day festival of new music for the curious and the experienced, for young and old, for those who know little about Luxembourg and those who can't wait to discover the global vision of the country through soundscapes, for fans of the do-it-yourself spirit and those who prefer a hands-off-senses-on experience.

The initiator of the event, The United Instruments of Lucilin has made a selection from 1,500 pieces performed over the last 25 years for everyone - so bring your kids, your family, your neighbours and your friends, as the whole Kulturfabrik will be transformed into a vibrant space filled with sound and music.

Programme:

Concerts: Listen to wind instruments in dialogue, witness an interplay between past and present, hear echoes of rock band Radiohead, plunge into the orchestral journey of an introspective mind, and delve into Luxembourg's hidden history through a mix of literature and music.

Screenings: Discover Lucilin and his musical partners through our video series INTERSECTIONS, revealing recordings of minimalist compositions, experimental works, electronic sounds and daring improvisations, or via our series PROFILES, presenting portraits of Luxembourg and internationals composers from diverse backgrounds.

Workshops:. 

• Music workshop for children (aged 7-11) with Christelle Bertringer, music teacher and musician-intervenor, who will guide your children in the creation of their own musical work during a dynamic workshop at the 33.7 Festival. The musical pieces created will be performed at the Miniature concert during the festival, giving your children a chance to shine on stage and share their creativity.
  
  

  Dates: 25 January at 1.30pm-2.30pm or 4.30pm-5.30pm (each followed by a concert) // Age: 7-11 years // Language: French

  
  


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  Workshop for over-12s with rapper, singer and composer Klar Obscur in two sessions: writing and finetuning. Participants will have the opportunity to present their work at 6.30pm, just before the concert by Klar Obscur and United Instruments of Lucilin.
  
  Date: 25 January, from 11am to 1pm for writing, then from 4pm to 6pm for finetuning // Age: > 12 years // Language: French

  
  


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  Places are limited! To take part, please send an email to hello@lucilin.lu before Friday 17 January 2025..
  
  
  
  
  

  
  

Installation: Interact with pulleys, cranks and pedals to influence the movement and sound of objects, and experience a delicate and immersive journey with Aussi Fragile Que Possible, an installation by composer Elsa Biston.

Live-cinema: Embark on a journey through the Luxembourg of yesteryear. Archive films and contemporary compositions paint a portrait of a Luxembourg long gone.

Details, timetables and recommended routes for the festivals will be available soon!