Lucerne Festival Forward once again stands for innovation and new ideas in 2022. Four performances by the the Lucerne Festival Contemporary Orchestra (LFCO) will turn the conventional rules of the traditional concert business upside down. 

On November 18^th, the opening concert in the Planetarium at the Swiss Museum of Transport will combine visual and sonic worlds with a 360-degree video installation and the oscillating sounds of a string quartet Enigma by Anna Thorvaldsdottir.

The fourth concert on the evening of November 20^th will focus on Unsuk Chin’s Scenes from a Street Theatre, which the Korean composer describes as “imaginary folklore”. Musicians from the LFCO will alternate the six movements with new works that expand the concept of the evening through theatrical, experimental approaches. And at the end of this concert, a large-scale participatory action that involves mopping, sweeping, and vacuuming will take place. A Clean End is the name of the clean-up performance by the artistic team led by Lucerne-based composer Urban Mäder, in which anyone can participate.

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