Sunday 6 December, 17:00

La poésie des deux âmes

Free, Booking Required

Presented by the Association des Concerts des dimanches, this classical concert weaves a sensitive, poetic programme evoking the encounter between the Armenian soul and the Russian soul. Soprano Karine Mkrtchyan and pianist Todd Camburn deliver a tapestry of Russian melodies and traditional Armenian songs rich in emotion, love and nostalgia. Intimate and luminous, the performance explores memory and longing through vocal colour and refined piano textures, inviting a contemplative, deeply felt musical experience.

Route de Sauverny 6,
1290 Versoix
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Photo Credit: Karine Mkrtchyan – Les Caves Versoix

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