At 17, Tess Giordano debuts her first EP, infused with pop-folk and rock vibes, featuring powerful lyrics that capture a youth searching for direction. Her song “Promises” is already getting airplay on Couleur 3. Experience her live at the Chat Noir stage.
The Saint Pierre Cathedral will be aglow with the light of over 2,000 candles during the “Saint-Pierre en Lumière” event. Each evening, talented musicians will perform, enhancing the magical atmosphere with their music.
Geneva Camerata presents an extraordinary encounter between Avi Avital, one of the most acclaimed classical mandolinists of our time, and Jasdeep Singh Degun, master of the Indian sitar. Joined by tabla virtuoso Harkiret Singh Bahra and conducted by David Greilsammer, they create a unique musical dialogue spanning baroque and classical masterpieces to traditional North Indian pieces, promising an unforgettable experience.
Conductor Thierry Fischer will lead the Frank Martin Orchestra and the Lausanne Vocal Ensemble in performing “Et la vie l’emporta,” a poignant final work by Frank Martin, commissioned by Zyma for its 75th anniversary. This meditative triptych, drawing inspiration from themes of suffering and illness, incorporates texts by Maurice Zundel and Martin Luther. The program also features Vivaldi’s vibrant “Gloria” and Charles Ives’ “The Unanswered Question,” inviting audiences to reflect on the meaning of life.
“Bal Impérial – Boléro” seamlessly blends an imperial waltz with Ravel’s mesmerizing Boléro. Created by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui and Damien Jalet, this work delves into the social and political roots of dance. The first segment, “Bal Impérial,” marks the bicentennial of Johann Strauss by juxtaposing Viennese music with Japanese percussion, all set in an evocative stage design and costumes by Tim Yip. The second segment, “Boléro,” revisits the 2013 choreography, presenting an intense, visceral dance to Ravel’s dramatic crescendo, enriched by artistic influences from Marina Abramović.
American artist Lael Neale delivers a minimalist and captivating pop sound, blending the spirit of the transcendentalists, the melancholy of early gospel, and modern alienation. In partnership with Guy Blakeslee, she has produced three intimate and timeless albums. Supported by the Commune of Anières, this concert is part of the Festival Les Créatives.
The Ensemble Symphonique de Genève invites you to an enchanting evening exploring the Mysteries of the Night. This concert promises a musical journey where Night appears in various forms—as joyful, mysterious, and transfigured. Immerse yourself in the works of Mozart, Szymanowski, and Schoenberg, each celebrating the beauty and intrigue of this timeless moment. The program features Mozart’s “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik,” Szymanovsky’s “Notturno Tarantella,” and Schoenberg’s “Transfigured Night.”
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