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- October
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Fri 19:30
Cat Power
The Greatest: 20th Anniversary TourGrand Auditorium
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Sat 15:00
Hello Cello!
Die 12 Cellisten der Berliner PhilharmonikerGrand Auditorium
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Sat 19:30
Die 12 Cellisten der Berliner Philharmoniker
Grand Auditorium
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Sat 19:30
Heemspill Featured | Blanket Hill & Kill The Innocent
Riffs from The Crypt: Luxembourg HardcoreEspace Découverte
- November
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Mon 19:30
Thierry Escaich à l’orgue
CityscapesGrand Auditorium
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Tue 19:30
Coltrane 100
Joe Lovano, Melissa Aldana, Nduduzo Makhathini, Linda May Han Oh & Jeff «Tain» WattsGrand Auditorium
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Wed 19:30
Huelgas Ensemble
Paris 1200Grand Foyer
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Thu 19:30
Evgeny Kissin & Sir András Schiff
À quatre mainsGrand Auditoriumrésonance: Christoph Vratz (DE)
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Sat &
Der kleine Drache Immer-Heiß
Espace Découverte
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Sat 19:30
Heemspill Community | The Duke’s Singers
To MusicSalle de Musique de Chambre
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Sun , &
Der kleine Drache Immer-Heiß
Espace Découverte
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Sun 17:00
Les Fous de Vianden
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Sun 19:30
Britten: War Requiem
Kazuki Yamada & CBSOGrand Auditorium
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Mon 19:30
Klaus Mäkelä conducts Mahler 7
Royal Concertgebouw OrchestraGrand Auditorium
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rainy days The Festival rainy days presents «Heat!» <P>November will be hot! At least where rainy days, the Philharmonie’s festival of contemporary music, is concerned. Headlining another multi-faceted, open-minded programme, festival curator Catherine Kontz has chosen «Heat» as the theme of this year’s programming, turning up the temperature in all the Philharmonie’s spaces. As always, a deliberate game of associations is a given when curating a diverse programme for the entire family. New Music fans are just as much the target audience as people who have never encountered contemporary sounds: from the tangible heat of summer or a sauna to the tackling of «hot» topics, and of course anything that refers to energy or energies… And the 2026 edition of rainy days is not confined to the pillared «safe space» of the concert hall, but seeks out dialogue with other institutions – this time, the Théâtre National and the Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’art contemporain, which is celebrating its 30th birthday.</P>
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Tue 19:30
L’Enfant-soldat née musique
rainy days 2026 | music theatreThéâtre National du Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg
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