16.04. Midi baroque: «Clavicorde à succès»

Seize the opportunity to hear a unique and once-forgotten instrument, in ! Harpsichordist Anne-Catherine Bucher will demonstrate the sounds and repertoire of the extraordinary «pantalon», a remarkable keyboard instrument, whose strings are struck by wooden hammers, was much admired by King Louis IV of France.

18. & 23.04. Kit Armstrong

In April, . The celebrated pianist Kit Armstrong dedicates two evenings to his music. The first, on 18.04., brings to life some of the composer’s personal favourites, including his unique Quintet for piano and winds. On 23.04, the second concert shows Mozart at his finest – in orchestral proportions!

19.04. «Wayne Marshall: Jazz & The City»

and celebrate the urban landscapes they thrive in. Led by the genre-defying pianist and conductor, Wayne Marshall, we go on a vibrant exploration of the world’s most iconic musical cities: New York and Paris.

20.04. Jason Moran & Frankfurt Radio Big Band

Jason Moran joins forces with the Frankfurt Radio Big Band to bring the great Duke Ellington back to life on one unique evening at the Philharmonie. For the American jazz pianist and composer as for the legend he is paying tribute to, jazz is all about freedom, so

22.04. Maurice Clément: Le grand orgue de la Philharmonie

Some like to call the organ «the king of instruments». Built in 2005, the Philharmonie’s reigns over the Grand Auditorium! 83 stops, four manuals and pedals, , filling the hall with its substantial power, while amazing audiences with its crystal clarity and light touch. And all the while, its unique red pipe towers watch over the hall, bringing architecture to life in music.

From baroque-era harpsichord to 20th-century jazz piano, the keyboard family is welcoming you with open arms at the Philharmonie. Visit philharmonie.lu or download the Phil30 app to choose your next concert! 

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