The “With Passion” gala concert at Victoria Hall celebrates the 25th anniversary of Violonissimo. Under the artistic direction of Hong Anh Shapiro, the event features baroque violinist Olivier Brault and young Violonissimo talents performing works by Antonio Vivaldi, Pablo de Sarasate, Fritz Kreisler, and Astor Piazzolla.
Thierry Romanens and his musicians bring to life the extraordinary story of Émile Zatopek, an athlete with a unique journey, through a modern musical narrative. Zatopek, once an uranium miner and garbage collector who supported the Prague Spring revolution in 1968, became the fastest man on earth, winning three gold medals at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics. This artistic performance captures his passage through significant historical events, offering both enlightening tales of his life and times.
Pascal Chenu, both pianist and actor, presents a captivating new musical performance that brings together poet Corinna Bille and composer Franz Schubert. This show beautifully intertwines Bille’s texts with Schubert’s music, highlighting their shared admiration for nature. With artistic support from Annik Von Kaenel and lighting by Fred Jarabo, Chenu delivers a tender and poetic tribute to these timeless artists.
In French.
Four choirs and an orchestra from the University of Geneva will perform in December, presenting their finest winter tunes across five diverse concerts. The performances feature a chamber choir, a university choir, a contemporary music choir, a gospel choir, and the university orchestra, all set in iconic venues such as the Temple de Carouge, Hall of Uni Mail, Temple de la Madeleine, and Salle Frank Martin.
Concerts Details:
Chœur de chambre – Saturday 6 December, 19:00. @Temple de Carouge
Chœur de l’Université (midi) – Friday 12 December, 12:00 @Uni Mail
Chœur de musiques actuelles – UniVox – Wednesday 7 December, 20:00 @Temple de la Madeleine
Chœur Gospel – Thursday 18 December, 20:00 @Temple de la Madeleine
Orchestre de l’Université – Friday 19 December, 20:00 @Salle Frank Martin
The 133rd edition of Geneva’s iconic satirical show, La Revue Genevoise 2025, takes place at the Casino-Théâtre before its renovation. Blending musical comedy, songs, dance, and sharp humor, the Revue playfully revisits local, national, and international news. It promises a festive and witty evening to enjoy with friends, family, or colleagues, celebrating laughter, wonder, and the end of an era at the theater.
In French.
AMR continues its partnership with Porto’s Porta Jazz association. Four musicians, two from each association, will showcase the outcome of their creative collaboration following a three-day residency. The participating artists are Tom Brunt (guitar), Samuel Jakubec (drums), Eduardo Dias (drums), and Hugo Ferreira (guitar).
This evocative and musical performance project tells the poignant love story of Chess and Serena within the confines of a women’s prison. While in her cell, Chess uses singing as a means to escape reality, reflecting on her past, her crime, and her daughter. After Serena is released, Chess is left alone but finds solace and liberation through music composition, guided by Silver, a producer who conducts workshops in the prison. This narrative acts as a liberating incantation against isolation and confinement.
In French.
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