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A piano-accordion resting on a wooden floor near a window.Music · Oct 26, 2026“Territoires”: Lucilin brings together three works by Florent Caron DarrasAnnounced for 15 November, the album links three works and a compositional approach inspired by variations in animal sounds. The project at a glance.Grand Auditorium of the Philharmonie Luxembourg, viewed from the stage, 2022 archiveMusic · Oct 20, 2026The Philharmonie: a space to listen toMovable reflectors, box towers and the presence of the audience: design archives shed light on the acoustic choices behind Luxembourg’s concert hall.Facade of Bremen’s town hall beneath a blue sky, in September 2021.Germany · Oct 3, 2026Unity in BremenFrom 2 to 4 October, Bremen hosts Germany’s national celebrations. Open forums, invitation-only ceremonies and concerts: access varies depending on the event.Piano strings and gold-coloured frame in close-upMusic · Oct 1, 2026Joep Beving at the Rockhal: a Sunday centred on the pianoThe pianist is scheduled to perform at the Rockhal Club on 4 October, following cellist Cécile Lacharme. Three times to keep in mind, and an idea for listening differently.Cables and controls on a modular synthesiserMusic · Oct 1, 2026Rainy days 2026: several venues, one pass to read carefullyThe contemporary music festival will run from 17 to 22 November. Théâtre National, Casino and Philharmonie make up a programme whose venues do not all have the same access arrangements.Coppery reflections on the keys of an alto saxophoneMusic · Oct 1, 2026Pause at neimënster: three Sundays to broaden your jazz horizonsShekBand, the Wladigeroff brothers and a Franco-Luxembourgish meeting mark the autumn. An introduction to the Pause series through its ensembles and exchanges between musicians.Warm light on the bridge and strings of an old violinMusic · Oct 1, 2026Beethoven in quartets: entering the cycle by listeningThe Philharmonie announces the complete quartets with Belcea and Ébène in 2026/27. An opportunity to discover this repertoire without feeling obliged to know its entire history.An illuminated stage and a shower of confetti in front of an audienceAI · Oct 1, 2026Den Atelier is developing AI to better gauge demand for its concertsThe Luxembourg promoter wants to combine ticketing data with digital signals before booking acts. The challenge will be to measure the quality of the forecasts, not just produce a figure.Strings and mechanism of a pianoMusic · Oct 1, 2026Atlântico: four days moving from one voice to anotherThe festival celebrates its tenth edition from 7 to 10 October at the Philharmonie, with a prelude on the 2nd. Two events offer a chance to explore its diversity.Pages of a book photographed in motion.Culture · Oct 1, 2026Luxembourgish is also told in the pluralMore than 60 activities accompanied the second Luxembourgish Language Day. Beyond the celebrations, LëtzCamp gathered ideas for the next action plan.