3 – 11 October

Musical Stroll Across Europe

Led by conductor and pianist Luis Semeniuk, this choral programme gathers 60 singers from Chorale des Eaux-Vives and the Chœur La Sixtine de Sézenove for a journey through European repertoire — Puccini, Poulenc, Kodály, Lotti and Bruckner. Filmmaker Caroline Cuénod supplies poetic images that weave with the vocal textures, creating an immersive dialogue between music and film. The evening shifts between luminous harmonies and intimate moments, evoking landscapes, memory and shared cultural resonance.

In French.

passage Marie-Claude-Leburgue 2,
Switzerland
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Photo Credit: DR

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