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- September
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Mon 10:00
Kodama
Espace Découverte
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Mon 19:30
Jupiter plays John Dowland
Time Stands StillSalle de Musique de Chambrerésonance: Thomas Dunford (FR)
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Wed 19:30
Wajdi Riahi Trio
Salle de Musique de Chambrerésonance: Wajdi Riahi (EN)
- October
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Fri 19:30
Festival atlântico | Maat Saxophone Quartet
Pre-opening of atlânticoCentre Culturel Portugais, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
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Fri 19:30
Wëllkomm Martin Rajna!
Luxembourg Philharmonic plays MahlerGrand Auditoriumrésonance: Katrin Reutlinger et Arthur Stockel (FR/DE)
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Sat , &
La fabrique sonore
Salle de Musique de Chambre
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Sat , &
La Sagesse de la pieuvre
Espace Découverte
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Sat 17:00
Die Geschichte vom Soldaten
Isabelle Faust & Dominique HorwitzGrand Auditoriumrésonance: film (DE)
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Sat 20:00
Histoire du soldat
Isabelle Faust & Dominique HorwitzGrand Auditorium
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Sun &
La fabrique sonore
Salle de Musique de Chambre
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Sun , &
La Sagesse de la pieuvre
Espace Découverte
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Sun 19:30
William Christie & Les Arts Florissants
Grands MotetsGrand Auditoriumrésonance: Michael Märker (DE)
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Mon 19:30
The Cleveland Orchestra
Richard Strauss by Richard StraussGrand Auditoriumrésonance: Ilya Gidalevich (EN)
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Tue 19:30
A Blind Date with Lucilin
Espace Découverte
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Tue 19:30
Beatrice Rana
French ConnectionGrand Auditorium
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festival atlântico Tenth edition of the festival atlântico <P>There is cause for celebration this autumn: join us in blowing out ten candles for the festival atlântico! The unwavering success enjoyed from the very outset by this event dedicated to the music of the Portuguese-speaking countries boils down to an audience that, transcending communities and languages, invariably gives a warm welcome to the artists, whether they are big names or emerging talents. From <EM>música popular brasileira</EM> to fado and free jazz, this anniversary has many exciting moments in store. Perfect to celebrate a festival that is more open than ever to the vibrant Lusophone world.</P>
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