About

Founded in 1985 under the name KammerMusekVeräin Lëtzebuerg (KMVL), the ensemble now celebrates 40 years of musical commitment. In 2019, with the release of the album Hommage à Schumann, it adopted the name Kammerata Luxembourg, marking a new chapter in its artistic development.

Over the years, Kammerata has stood out with landmark productions such as the cycles Musique et Espace, Helmut Lachenmann – Portrait of a Composer, Fins de siècles 999–1999, Iberia (dedicated to Spanish chamber music), and Dialogues fascinants. The ensemble also presented staged concerts like Portrait Louis Spohr, Portrait Franz Schubert, and Pierrot Lunaire by Schönberg, in coproduction with the Théâtre National du Luxembourg.

Kammerata Luxembourg is also deeply involved in projects for young audiences and families, including productions such as Brundibár (Hans Krása), The Carnival of the Animals (Saint-Saëns), or Der 35. Mai (Violeta Dinescu), in collaboration with institutions like the Philharmonie Luxembourg and the Conservatoire du Nord. This dynamic continues today with inclusive and interactive productions such as D’Faarwemonster, Till Eulenspiegel – einmal anders!, and the recent creation Kichegerabbels, developed in collaboration with the KoplaBunz collective. Designed for children with special needs, this inclusive musical theatre piece — a rarity in Luxembourg — combines music, movement, and object storytelling.

As a flexible ensemble, Kammerata performs in a wide variety of formats, from trios to nonets, and its repertoire links contemporary works to music from the classical and romantic periods. Kammerata is also an organiser of concerts, most notably for the MusicDays Vianden, a multidisciplinary festival held since 6 years, and now a cornerstone of our seasonal programming.

Contemporary creation is a noble mission that lies at the heart of Kammerata’s identity. To date, the ensemble has commissioned 13 original works from Luxembourg-based and international composers. In 2025, Kammerata will present the world premiere of Un certain Docteur Ox – Une fantaisie musicale d’après Jules Verne by Olivier Dartevelle at the Philharmonie Luxembourg, a piece commissioned by the Ministry of Culture in collaboration with the ensemble.

Kammerata regularly collaborates with renowned international musicians, while maintaining strong ties with professional artists based in Luxembourg. The ensemble also plays a key role in the decentralisation of cultural offerings, presenting concerts across the Grand Duchy and the Greater Region (Saar-Lor-Lux), often in partnership with venues such as CAPE – Centre des Arts Pluriels in Ettelbruck, Théâtre Esch, Mierscher Kulturhaus, Kinneksbond Mamer, and Kulturhaus Niederanven.

Kammerata Luxembourg’s activities are financially supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

Become a member!

Become a member of Kammerata Luxembourg and support the ensemble’s many activities. In addition to the many chamber music concerts, your membership fee will also help to fund KL’s multidisciplinary and educational projects.

Your benefits: The “membres donateurs” and “membres protecteurs” each receive 2 free tickets for one concert of our festival MusicDays Vianden. Patron members are also entitled to 2 free tickets for a concert of their choice in our 2025/26 season (to be communicated via info@kammerata.lu).

Register in two steps:

1. Transfer the corresponding membership fee:
   Membre d’honneur :           ≥ 15 €
   Membre donateur :             ≥ 50 €
   Membre protecteur :           ≥ 100 €KAMMERATA account: CCP LU14 1111 0188 4830 0000Tax deductibility of your donations by transfer to the account of the Fonds Culturel National with the mention “Donation in favour of Kammerata Luxembourg”.
   FOCUNA account: BCEE LU24 0019 4655 0203 7000
2. Please fill in the following form: tinyurl.com/kammerata

The status of honorary member, donor and protector does not give the right to vote at the general meeting.

Management board

Sandrine Cantoreggi, Chairwoman
Marc Jacoby, Honorary Chairman
Marcel Reuter, Vice-chairman
Markus Brönnimann, Secretary
Pierre Beck, Treasurer
Mariette Lentz, Béatrice Rauchs and Susanne Martens, Board Members
Jerry Gaudront, Administrator

Charter of Ethics

Kammerata Luxembourg asbl undertakes to apply the principles set out in the Charter of Ethics, to implement all the recommendations contained therein and thus to convey the eight values deemed fundamental in the field of ethics by the Ministry of Culture in addition to its own and adapted ethical rules.

Signed agreement form: click here

Link to the Charter of Ethics on the Ministry’s website: click here