What is Classified Fusion
Levi.SCT (Levi Schechtmann, 1999) turns the piano into a "cinematic machine" with his second studio album, Classified Fusion. The concert blends works by Chopin, Rachmaninov, and Albéniz with beats from house, hip-hop, and jazz, creating an immersive experience that Rolling Stone describes as "reinterpretations that dissolve genre boundaries". The pianist, trained at the University of Music and Theatre in Hamburg, has performed at venues like the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg and Flagey in Brussels.
Who is Levi.SCT
The German artist Levi Schechtmann, known as Levi.SCT, is one of the viral figures in contemporary classical music, with over 1.3 million followers on Instagram. His approach fuses classical virtuosity with the energy of hip-hop and electronic music, appealing to audiences of all ages. According to La Rambleta’s website, the concert is recommended for all audiences, though children under 14 must be accompanied by a guardian, and those under 16 require an authorization form.
Prices and tickets
Tickets for the 26 November concert (8:00 PM) are available in three zones:
- Zone A: €38 (plus €3 service fee).
- Zone B: €35 (plus €3 service fee).
- Zone C: €28 (plus €2.50 service fee).
No need to print your ticket—it’s validated via the QR code sent by email. Tickets are sold through La Rambleta’s website.
Access and requirements
The concert is suitable for all audiences. Children under 14 must attend with a legal guardian, and those under 16 must complete an authorization form (available on the venue’s website). Check how to get there on the La Rambleta venue page.
