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Fr, 30.10. 20H 2 AGENDA woxx | 30 10 2015 | Nr 1343 WaT aSS LaSS I 30.10. - 08.11. WAT ASS LASS? Véritable ovni musical : Unknown Mortal Orchestra sera en concert le mardi 3 novembre à la Kulturfabrik à Esch-sur-Alzette. „Pëtzenhaus“, Reckange-sur-Mess, Fr, 30.10. 20h. konferenz James Chance & the Contortions + mynodz + kernel Panic, L’Entrepôt Wéi eng Steierreform wëlle mir? (2, rue Zénobe Gramme), Arlon (B), Mam Guy Foetz, Am Dierfgen 20h15. www.entrepotarlon.be (4, Grand-Rue), Luxembourg, 19h. Tel. 22 28 28. Coverplay + Why not? Tribute to Org.: Déi Lénk. Coldplay and Green Day, Spirit of 66, Verviers (B), 21h. www.spiritof66.be muSek David Blair & nathalie morettoni, Shalom - kirche trifft Synagoge, café Ancien Cinéma, Vianden, 21h. interreligiöser Dialog mit Paul Kayser Tel. 26 87 45 32. (Orgel) und Semjon Kalinowsky (Bratsche), Werke von Lewandowski, radioland, Philharmonie, espace Rheinberger, Bruch, Alain, Sulzer, découverte, Luxembourg, 21h. Gernsheim, Mendelssohn- Tél. 26 32 26 32. Bartholdy, Bloch, Kayser und Eccles, Protestantische Kirche, Luxembourg, mira Cetii Trio, brasserie Terminus 12h30. (7, av. de la Gare), Sarreguemines, 21h. Tél. 0033 3 87 02 11 02. Brit floyd, Rockhal, Main Hall, Esch, 19h. TheaTer ein maskenball, Oper von Giuseppe Die Wiedervereinigung der beiden Verdi, Saarländisches Staatstheater, koreas, von Joël Pommerat, Alte Saarbrücken (D), 19h30. Feuerwache, Saarbrücken (D), 19h30. WAT ASS LASS Tel. 0049 681 30 92-0. Tel. 0049 681 30 92-0. Kalender S. 2 - S. 6 Battles p. 4 fidelio, Musiktheaterprojekt nach Die Verwandlung, Monolog nach Ludwig van Beethoven, Theater, Franz Kafka, sparte4 Erausgepickt S. 6 Trier (D), 19h30. (Eisenbahnstr. 22), Saarbrücken (D), Tel. 0049 651 7 18 18 18. 20h. www.sparte4.de EXPO Ausstellungen S. 8 - S. 13 kitty, Daisy & Lewis, Den Atelier, manuel Wolff, Kabarett, Tufa, Kleiner Luxembourg, 20h. www.atelier.lu Saal, Trier (D), 20h. De sable et de vent p. 10 Tel. 0049 651 7 18 24 12. mindpatrol, Schungfabrik, Tétange, KINO 20h. La Belgique expliquée aux français, par et avec Pierre Mathues, centre Programm S. 14 - S. 23 music manufactur feat. Woody culturel (17, rue du Centre), Athus (B), Er ist wieder da S. 16 Lunari + road to zion, Centre Culturel 20h15. Tél. 0032 63 38 95 73. woxx | 30 10 2015 | Nr 1343 AGENDA 3 WaT aSS LaSS I 30.10. - 08.11. konTerBonT Jane, Ducsaal, Freudenburg (D), 21h. konTerBonT Tel. 0049 6582 2 57. Mo, 2.11. ferriminera arts festival, ouverture Second Life - rencontres virtuelles officielle du festival, avec diverses Generation abba, Rockhal, Club, dans le quartier du Pfaffenthal, muSek représentations artistiques, Spigelzelt Esch, 21h. avec Pit Winandy, Musée d’histoire de (place G.D. Charlotte), Schifflange, 19h. la Ville, Luxembourg, 14h - 18h. Tony Spinner Band, Spirit of 66, kid Colleng and friends, special Tél. 47 96-45 70. Verviers (B), 20h. www.spiritof66.be Poetry Slam Luxemburg, mit Bjoern guest Serge Tonnar, Centre Culturel Dunne, Theresa Hahl, Björn Högsdal, „Pëtzenhaus“, Reckange-sur-Mess, 21h. David Goldrake, Kulturzentrum Liturgy, Rotondes, Luxembourg, 20h. Franziska Holzheimer, Hinnerk Köhn, Kinneksbond, Mamer, 16h + 20h. Daniel Wagner, Kendra Löwer und Die fichten, jazz, brasserie Terminus Tel. 26 39 51 60 (Di. - Fr. 13h - 17h). Purity ring, Den Atelier, Luxembourg, Lisa Roth, Moderation: Luc Spada (7, av. de la Gare), Sarreguemines, 21h. 21h. www.atelier.lu und Michel Abdollahi, Kulturhaus, Tél. 0033 3 87 02 11 02. Danses et chants du Tibet, soirée de Niederanven, 20h. Tel. 26 34 73-1. charité, salle Robert Krieps au Centre Jaga Jazzist, Rockhal, Club, Esch, 21h. kingstone, tribute to AC/DC, café Little culturel de rencontre Abbaye de 1. Trierer horrornacht, Studio des Woodstock, Ernzen, 21h30. Neumünster, Luxembourg, 20h. konTerBonT Theaters, Trier (D), 20h + 21h + 22h. Tél. 26 20 52-444. Tel. 0049 651 7 18 18 18. Luisa, De Gudde Wëllen, Luxembourg, Poetry Slam, Buvette am Centre 21h30. Tel. 691 59 54 84. nosferatu, projection du film muet Sportif, Schifflange, 19h30. de Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, avec TheaTer accompagnement musical d’André Mergenthaler, café Ancien Cinéma, Sa, 31.10. Credo, Performance-Projekt Vianden, 21h13. Tél. 26 87 45 32. von Die Redner, Alte Feuerwache, Di, 3.11. JunIor Saarbrücken (D), 19h30. Tel. 0049 681 30 92-0. JunIor ma reprise picturale, atelier pour enfants de cinq à douze Der fremde, Symphonie So, 1.11. musikworkshop, für Kinder ab sechs ans, Casino Luxembourg - Forum d’art chorégraphique von Susan Oswell, Jahren, Citim (55, av. de la Liberté), contemporain, Luxembourg, 15h. Theater, Trier (D), 19h30. muSek Luxembourg, 10h - 12h. Tél. 22 50 45. Tel. 0049 651 7 18 18 18. Tel. 40 04 27 31. michael Schenker’s Temple of rock, muSek Der zauberberg, Schauspiel nach dem Spirit of 66, Verviers (B), 18h30. fresques, atelier pour enfants de six Roman von Thomas Mann, Walzwerk, www.spiritof66.be à douze ans, avec Vanessa Staudt, halloween hip hop Battle, Spigelzelt Trier (D), 19h30. AUSVERKAUFT! Musée national d’histoire et d’art, (place G.D. Charlotte), Schifflange, Don Giovanni, Oper von W.A. Luxembourg, 14h30. Tél. 47 93 30-214. 16h - 22h. Titanic, ein Live-Film von Klaus Mozart, Saarländisches Staatstheater, Gehre, sparte4 (Eisenbahnstr. 22), Saarbrücken (D), 19h30. muSek The arrs, Le Gueulard plus Saarbrücken (D), 20h. www.sparte4.de Tel. 0049 681 30 92-0. (3, rue Victor Hugo), Nilvange (F), annihilator, Den Atelier, Luxembourg, 19h30. Tél. 0033 3 82 54 07 07. Les lois de la gravité, de Jean Teulé, editors, Den Atelier, Luxembourg, 20h. www.atelier.lu avec Colette Kieffer, Brice Montagne et 20h. www.atelier.lu SOLD OUT! orchestre des jeunes de la Grande Jérôme Varanfrain, TOL, Luxembourg, orchestre des jeunes de la région, conservatoire, Luxembourg, 20h30. Tél. 49 31 66. Battles, Rockhal, Club, Esch, 21h. Grande région, Arsenal, Metz (F), 20h. Tél. 47 08 95-1. Voir article p. 4 20h. Tél. 0033 3 87 74 16 16. ParTy/BaL ein abend im Grand Guignol, TheaTer monophona + Patrick rodrigues, Walzwerk, Trier (D), 20h. Dance fever, Halloween Party, Spigelzelt (place G.D. Charlotte), Tufa, Großer Saal, Trier (D), 20h. Der fremde, Symphonie Schifflange, 20h. axelle red, maison de la culture, Tel. 0049 651 7 18 24 12. chorégraphique von Susan Oswell, Arlon (B), 20h30. Theater, Trier (D), 19h30. unknown mortal orchestra + Tél. 0032 63 24 58 50. COMPLET ! Dia de los muertos, café Konrad, Tel. 0049 651 7 18 18 18. Ice in my eyes, Kulturfabrik, Esch, Luxembourg, 21h. 20h. Tél. 55 44 93-1. Chris Watson, Spirit of 66, konTerBonT Verviers (B), 21h. www.spiritof66.be Circa Waves, Rotondes, Luxembourg, Battles, artist and tech talk, 21h. Rockhalstudio, Esch, 18h. 4 AGENDA woxx | 30 10 2015 | Nr 1343 eVenT WaT aSS LaSS I 30.10. - 08.11. archive, Rockhal, Club, Esch, 21h. TheaTer Il ritorno di Casanova, par la Compagnie Lombardi-Tiezzi, salle Robert Krieps au Centre culturel de rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster, Luxembourg, 20h. Tél. 26 20 52-444 konTerBonT Le 3 du Trois, soirée consacrée à la recherche chorégraphique avec Emanuela iacopini, Elisabeth Schilling, Annick Pütz et la compagnie Félicette Chazérand, Banannefabrik, Luxembourg, 19h. ils n’ont pas perdu la guerre : Battles. Mi, 4.11. JunIor MUSiqUE ExPéRimentale Peculiar monsters - Be one of Them (1/2), workshop with Rachel Maclean, Casino Luxembourg - Forum d’art Yabba-Dabba-Doh ! contemporain, Luxembourg, 14h30 - 17h30. Tél. 22 50 45. Luc Caregari maître d’ouvrage pour un jour, atelier de vacances pour enfants de huit à douze ans, avec Sylvie Weyer et Noémie Heymans, Musée Dräi Eechelen, Luxembourg, 14h30. Battles est encore un de ces groupes en live, sans samples préenregistrés et plutôt du côté de la musique expéri- qui échappent à toute définition. surtout sans métronome. Chaque per- mentale. il est fort probable que leur muSek héritier de quelques formations sonne qui, une fois dans sa vie, a joué membre d’antan, Tyondai Braxton, fils qui ont marqué les esprits jadis, le dans un groupe devrait savoir respec- du compositeur contemporain Antho- Skinny molly, Spirit of 66, groupe s’aventure désormais dans ter cette aptitude - et attitude, vu qu’ils ny Braxton, ait influencé les membres Verviers (B), 20h. www.spiritof66.be son propre univers musical. en font aussi une philosophie - hors du groupe. En tout cas, le choix du du commun. label « Warp » indique un mouvement Grand concert d’opéra, « i Have Battles in My Life », peut-on dans cette direction. avec Barbara Frittoli et les lauréats lire sur un des t-shirts du groupe. Et ce C’est que certains des membres ont de la Master Class, conservatoire, n’est pas si faux dire : la musique du - œuvré antérieurement dans des forma- Après un EP - nommé « C/B » - et un Luxembourg, 20h. Tél. 47 08 95-1. désormais - trio Battles est unique, et tions qui font des émules jusqu’à nos single, c’est en 2007 que Battles publie celles et ceux qui se disent fans de son jours. À commencer par John Stanier, son premier album, « Mirrored », qui nosaj Thing + aamar + holodec, travail peuvent très bien se déclarer le batteur, qui a débuté sa carrière a immédiatement conquis la presse Rotondes, Luxembourg, 20h. membres d’une petite communauté de dans Helmet, un groupe connu de nos et le public. Le même phénomène nerds. Cela ne veut par contre pas dire jours par les trentenaires. inventeur s’est produit lors de la publication de The erja Lyytinen Band, que l’univers musical de Battles soit du « metal alternatif », c’est avant tout « Gloss Drop » en 2011 et du récent brasserie Le Neumünster (Centre vraiment difficile d’accès, ou que le son style de percussions qui a inspiré « La Di Da Di » en septembre de cette culturel de rencontre Abbaye de groupe ne produise que des cascades des générations de batteurs. Dans un année.
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