In the heart of Geneva, Temple de Saint-Gervais is more than a church — it’s 6,000 years of history in one place.From a Neolithic site to a Roman sanctuary, then a medieval church turned Protestant during the Reformation, the site has constantly evolved. Beneath it lies a 5th-century crypt, one of the oldest in Switzerland.Today, it’s a living cultural space: concerts, meditation, and contemporary events.A place where Geneva was built — and still pulses today.
Led by conductor Gonzalo Martinez, La Chapelle vocale de Lausanne joins the Ensemble baroque du Léman to present Bach’s Mass in B minor. Soloists Camille Allérat and Marine Margot (sopranos), Rodrigo Sosa dal Pozzo (alto), Davy Cornillot (tenor) and Samuel Moreno (bass) shape a luminous vocal tapestry. Drawing together movements written across Bach’s life, the performance balances architectural counterpoint and intimate devotional moments, where baroque phrasing, instrumental color and choir coalesce into a profound, testament-like expression of spiritual intensity.
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