Sunday 22 November, 17:00

Schubert – The Trout

ClassiCosy brings together six Geneva-based artists — Charlotte Bozzi (soprano), Jean‑Paul Pruna (piano), Pierre Fouchenneret (violin), Marie‑Barbara Berlaud (viola), Thomas Ravez (cello) and Yann Dubost (double bass) — to perform Schubert’s Die Forelle and the A‑major Quintet D.667 (‘Trout’). The programme balances luminous lyricism and chamber intimacy, with warm ensemble textures and evocative colours that invite shared reflection and conviviality. Preceded by a short ‘Parlons musique’ mediation, the concert is offered as a relaxed, accessible outing.

In French.

Rue du Général-DUFOUR 14,
1204 Genève

Photo Credit: Graphisme: Jean-Marc Humm

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Photo Credit: Graphisme: Jean-Marc Humm

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In French.

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In French.

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Théâtre de l'Orangerie

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Performances

Cathédrale Saint-Pierre

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Schubert – The Trout