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Heemsp ll

A space for live music and local talent

A blue Philharmonie Luxembourg flyer on gray steps reads "Come play at the Philharmonie! Heemspill" in bold white text

Classical music, jazz, pop, rock, experimental music… the Grand Duchy’s music scene is extremely rich and diverse. With the Heemspill programme, the Philharmonie Luxembourg aims to spotlight the many musicians active throughout the country, both amateurs and professionals. In a spirit of collaboration, discovery and promotion, it offers them a platform to reach a wider audience and helps them find their way. The aim is to bring people together and create unique moments around live music.

Heemspill is divided into three cycles to better reflect the different realities of Luxembourg’s music scene. Whether you are an established ensemble, a young talent or an experienced local musician, this stage is yours – a free space to dream, create and be inspired together. 

On this page, you will find all the information and conditions for participation from the 2026/27 season onwards. You can apply by clicking on the button below, and we will contact you if your project has been selected.

Community

The cycle «Community» spotlights the harmonies, brass bands, choirs and other ensembles affiliated with the UGDA. Heemspill aims to give these musical associations national visibility.

What are the conditions for participation?

Any ensemble affiliated with the UGDA submitting a project with an ambitious and contemporary artistic approach is eligible to apply. Projects will be selected based on:
- The quality and originality of the musical programme
- The presence of a prestigious guest artist or of a world premiere
- The documentary and educational value of the project

How are artists compensated?

The organising association receives all proceeds from tickets sale (excluding SACEM fees).

U30

Heemspill U30 aims to nurture the country's young talents. This cycle is open to young musicians aged between 16 and 30, offering them a springboard in a stimulating and rewarding environment where they can reveal their voice. Artists will receive technical, media and artistic support.

What are the conditions for participation?

To participate, young talents must:
- Be between 16 and 30 years old at the time of application
- Reside in Luxembourg or be actively involved in a significant musical activity there
- Be actively engaged in a solo or group musical project
- Have a clear artistic approach, even if still in development
- Propose an inclusive programme (diversity of gender, languages, cultures and origins)

How are artists compensated?

Artists receive a fee defined in advance by contract.

What are the conditions for participation?

To participate, artists must meet the following criteria:
- High artistic standard (demonstrated by recordings, reviews, videos or recommendations)
- At least 2 to 3 years of stage experience
- Involvement in the Luxembourg or cross-border scene
- Original artistic project or one with a strong identity and a clear approach
- Quality of performance and consistency of the project presented
- Programme with fair representation (diversity of gender, languages, cultures and origins)

How are artists compensated?

The artists receive 70% of the proceeds from tickets sale (excluding SACEM fees).