Thursday 4 March, 18:30

Magic Carousel · Mosaic Season

Led by marimbist and composer Eric Sammut, Magic Carousel presents a rhythmic journey through jazz, groove, and Gypsy and Latin inflections. The program, featured in the Mosaic Season, pairs the percussion faculty with invited students and ensembles, including sonic contributions from the Vertixe Sonora Ensemble. Works such as Mirages, Crawl, Walk, Run and Magic Carousel transform mallets and drums into lyrical and percussive voices, shaping an immersive, pulsating sound world that alternates intimacy and explosive energy.

Rue François d'Ivernois 7,
Geneva
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Photo Credit: Conservatoire populaire

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