Friday 27 March, 20:00

Elsa Dreisig

BFM
Booking Required

Elsa Dreisig’s radiant soprano inhabits a diverse recital programme led by pianist Joseph Middleton. From the incisive wit of Poulenc and Satie to the intimate lyricism of Hahn and Spanish and Scandinavian mélodies, the evening traces portraits of love and womanhood. At its heart Dreisig performs Robert Schumann’s Frauenliebe und Leben in full, offering a seamless blend of dramatic intensity, refined musicality and luminous tone that transforms familiar songs into a vivid, theatrical journey.

Place des Volontaires 2,
1204 Genève
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