Lucilin in the City #16: Irréversible

In the context of the exhibition My Last Will

What will remain of contemporary music, our concerts, our lives as artists or the experiences we share with our audiences? With this episode of the « Lucilin in the City » concert series, we close the season by complementing the My Last Will exhibition, exploring the essence of existence and legacy. Between the discordant melodies of Johannes Schöllhorn’s « madria » trio and the bursts of Spahlinger’s « Kaïros » and « Irreversible », we confront the relentless march of time and the weight of our artistic heritage. As simple vessels, we carry the soon-to-be-haunted echoes of today’s music to the unknown abyss of tomorrow, where only the ineluctability of our irreversibility remains. Join us in this exploration through time and art.

PROGRAMME:

Stellan Velloce 
A gigantic blowing machine or a pocket tin sandwich 

Klaus Huber 
Ein Hauch von Unzeit III

Johannes Schöllhorn
madria

Spahlinger
Kaïros
irréversible

Avec : 
Winnie Cheng, violon
Danielle Hennicot, viola
Adya Khanna Fontenla, cello
Sophie Deshayes, flutes
Olivier Sliepen, saxophone
Anthony Millet, accordion
Guy Frisch, percussion

Photo © United Instruments of Lucilin