Cercle Cité

Music / Music / Music / Music /

13/03/2026
12:30 - 13:45

13/03/2026
19:30 - 20:45

Cercle Cité (main entrance Place d'Armes)

In just a few hours, the new film by renowned filmmaker Céline Camara will be unveiled to the world at a highly anticipated premiere. The spotlights are already warming up, guests are arriving… but behind the scenes, panic sets in: the original soundtrack has vanished!

To save the film from silence, Céline calls on Bertie Baigent, a conductor as brilliant as he is unpredictable. As artistic visions clash and egos collide, tension rises.

Recomposing an entire soundtrack in record time seems impossible… yet one thing quickly becomes clear: the audience must take sides. Suddenly promoted to artistic director, the public becomes responsible for the film’s fate and is entrusted with the weighty task of choosing the music, performed live by the musicians.

Concert produced by the OCL in partnership with Cercle Cité, as part of the exhibition Here Comes the Sun: Art, Energy and Natural Intelligence, curated by the Elektron collective (Françoise Poos and Vincent Crapon) and supported by the Luxembourg City Film Festival.

Two concerts on the same day, each lasting 1 hour and 15 minutes: at 12:30 PM and 7:30 PM
Doors open 30 minutes before the performance.

Ticket prices :

€15 – Standard
€5 – Youth rate (under 27)
€1.50 – Kulturpass
Free – Children under 12

Organisation

Cercle Cité and the "Orchestre de Chambre du Luxembourg"

Céline Camara :

"Born and raised in the Paris suburbs, Céline Camara discovered the stage at the age of eight. After a legal career spanning France, the United Kingdom and Luxembourg, she left the law behind to devote herself fully to the performing arts. Today an actress, improviser and trainer, she divides her time between theatre, film shoots and teaching."

Bertie Baigent :

"Bertie Baigent, winner of the Grand Prize at the 2022 Rotterdam International Conducting Competition, regularly conducts leading European and international orchestras. He has been Music Director of the Waterperry Opera Festival since 2017 and made his debut at the Glyndebourne Festival in 2023. A former assistant to several major orchestras, he is also a composer. Born in Oxford in 1995, he studied at Cambridge University before continuing his training at the Royal Academy of Music. As a composer, his works have been commissioned and performed by major ensembles."

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