Sunday 10 January, 17:00

Philharmonie der Solisten

Booking Required

Led by music director and solo violin Vladik Otaryan, Philharmonie der Solisten presents a programme centred on Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, complemented by works of Bach, Mozart and Brahms. The ensemble of soloists blends individual virtuosity with collective precision, producing shimmering textures and vivid contrasts. Expect lyrical solos, crisp ensemble writing and dynamic climaxes that map the changing seasons—intimate moments of reflection and expansive passages of radiant energy, guiding listeners on a richly expressive musical journey.

Rue du Général-DUFOUR 14,
1204 Genève
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