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17 June 2020 | Lawrence.Rollier |
A concert showing off the talents of the HMEsch & Orchestre des Jeunes! The Harmonie Municipale is delighted to present this concert performed by its youth orchestra, promising lots of wonderful things! Inspired by the famous American film There’s No Business Like Show Business, the programme is full of surprises, featuring well-known pieces from modern and classical repertoires. The audience will have the chance to discover musicians eager to play a genre of music that is dynamic and optimistic, as displayed by them every year at the famous Picadeilly in Stadtbredimus. The evening’s programme will include pieces by Glenn Miller, Óscar Navarro, Giuseppe Verdi, Ludwig van Beethoven, Edvard Grieg, Loriot, Philip Sparke, Irving Berlin, Mario Bürki, and and and …
Under the High Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess.
With his latest creation, renowned choreographer Thierry Malandain celebrates Beethoven’s love of nature. On the occasion of his 250th birthday, Beethoven 6 draws on the powerful and suggestive music of the great German composer. Internationally acclaimed for his work, Malandain has created this piece to complement the music of a Beethoven infatuated by freedom and idealism. In this dream choreography, 22 dancers elegantly display emotions through their bodies and sensualities. The evening is enriched by a touching extract from Mozart à 2.
Dancer and choreographer Annick Pütz takes the audience on a journey to discover all the senses. On a playfully designed stage, she discovers the materiality of the objects around her and establishes a sensitive relationship with them. The music adapts to her movements and reflects them. Slowly, an enchanted world of sensuality comes into existence.
The gates close and ten museum attendants are locked in the art exhibition for the night. But that’s not all: the shadows of Goya’s bleak paintings, which they watch over during the day, swallow them up. Reality blurs, and everything gets more bizarre by the minute. The monstrous imagery of Goya’s final creative period has inspired choreographer Nicole Mossoux to meditate on violence and history. The dancers create a dark universe that captivates the audience and does not easily let them go. A spooky thriller!
Four people wake up in an unknown place completely covered in clothes, mountains of clothes. Slowly they build small refuges out of these clothes. Islands emerge and each garment enables the dancers to express a new aspect of their personality. In this new world, the dancers move with great humour and inventiveness, and the clothes become a true mirror of society. People make clothes and clothes make people, and together they take the audience on a fanciful journey full of virtuosity and empathy.
A burlesque exploration of everyday life. In a choreography bursting with humour, the Ben Aïm brothers take a fresh look at the absurdity of our everyday life. Six dancers and acrobats deal humorously with our daily coexistence, our gestures, our physicality. Could it be that it is precisely this lightness of humour that enables us to see our reality with new powers of imagination?
Bartok and Pipp have only one wish: to finally start their fitness workout. . But they keep getting interrupted by the weird noises coming from the other side of the neighbouring wall. They listen carefully. The weird noises are music, captivating music! Slowly they both begin to move to this freshly discovered music. One by one the neighbouring walls collapse, and all begin to dance exuberantly to the wonderful music of … Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Aerobics and classical music blend into a dashing slapstick.
Sorry, the performance has been canceled and will be postponed to the next season.
Three clowns wander, without a job and without shelter, through a world that no longer has a place for them. Being clowns, they manage to give even this bleak atmosphere a special humour. Our three anti-heroes show that clowns can still make us laugh today. With their tragi-comedy about the end of a time in which a clown could be sure of provoking the benign laughter of society, Leandre Ribera and the La Tal company commemorate the red noses and simultaneously revive them in a completely new form.
Following on from his successful collaboration with the Ukrainian Dakh Daughters, conductor Gast Waltzing invites the audience to take a musical trip. The energy of electric banjo queen Morgane Ji meets the instrumentalists of the Orchestre National de Jazz. Together they bring the world to Esch-sur-Alzette – an unforgettable evening of world music!
The performance will be postponed to the next season.
He is looking for the perfect, neat organization; she is longing for the lightness of altitude. In order to reach their goals, both need the help of the other. Conflicts are foreordained with this odd couple. Maliciously, tactically and lovingly they each of them meddle with the reality of the other. They wrangle, irritate and love. The resulting conflicts will be solved creatively and spectacularly. Jonas and Esther Slanzi have created a genre-crossing performance that amazes the audience with a combination of airiness, acrobatics, tricks and theatre.
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