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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Fazıl Say, piano
Zurich Chamber Orchestra
Willi Zimmermann, violin and direction
For decades now, audiences have been moved by the extraordinary pianistic ability of Fazıl Say, whose concerts are captivating, exciting and inspiring. In Andermatt, this exceptional musician will play piano concertos by Mozart and Shostakovich.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Marie-Claude Chappuis, mezzo-soprano
Sherniyaz Mussakhan, violin
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Together with the Swiss Orchestra, the mezzo-soprano Marie-Claude Chappuis presents orchestral songs by Joachim Raff, a native of Lachen in Canton Schwyz. This programme also features works by Mendelssohn, Wagner and Walter.
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FAMILY CONCERT
Bernhard Russi, narrator
Tanzschule Dance Fusion Altdorf
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Bernhard Russi is returning to the stage of the Andermatt Concert Hall to tell the tale of the Firebird as captured in music by Igor Stravinsky. The music will be provided by the Swiss Orchestra under the baton of Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer. Recommended for children of 5 years and up (in German language).
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SWISS ORCHESTRA SOLOISTS
The Swiss Orchestra Cellists
Joachim Müller-Crépon
Gunta Abele
Sarah Weilenmann
Samuel Justitz
Matyas Major
Valentina Dubrovina
Alina Müller
Milena Umiglia-Marena
“Cellos on the Rocks” is the motto of this concert in which the fulsome tones of the Swiss Orchestra’s eight cellists will echo through the Andermatt Concert Hall.
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NEW FOLK MUSIC
Fränggi & Maria Gehrig Duo
Maria Gehrig, violin
Fränggi Gehrig, accordion
InterFolk Trio
Maria Gehrig, violin
Andrea Ulrich, accordion
Patricia Ulrich, piano
When the Fränggi & Maria Gehrig Duo and the InterFolk Trio play in Andermatt, it’s like local heroes returning home. They will be giving free rein to their impressions and experiences, inspired by all manner of different musical styles.
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NEW FOLK MUSIC
Hanneli-Musig
Dani Häusler, clarinet & saxophone
Fränggi Gehrig, accordion
Ueli Mooser, various instruments
Peter Gisler, double bass & schwyzerörgeli accordion
Fabian Müller, cello & viola
Johannes Schmid-Kunz, violin, recorder & double bass
“Hanneli-Musig”, a colourful bunch of well-known greats from the Swiss folk-music scene, here brings to life the dance music of our great-grandparents’ time: exhilarating, cheerful and fresh.
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ROYAL CHAMBER MUSIC
Daniel Müller-Schott, cello
Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra
Michael Waterman, concert master
The Royal Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra here gives us a right royal treat with music by Edvard Grieg, Robert Schumann, Ludwig van Beethoven and Wojciech Kilar.
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NEW YEAR’S CONCERT
Maurice Steger, recorder
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
In this New Year’s Concert, the recorder player Maurice Steger and the Swiss Orchestra will whirl us into the New Year with a bang. You can expect to start 2025 with a musical surprise and some of the best-loved New-Year classics!
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SWISS ORCHESTRA SOLOISTS
Alexander Boldachev, harp
Semion Gurevich, violin and viola
Alexander Boldachev, solo harpist of Andermatt’s Orchestra in Residence, here presents a festive concert with virtuoso pieces and magical melodies that reveal the impressive breadth of possibilities offered by the harp.
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NEW FOLK MUSIC
Ambäck Trio
Markus Flückiger, schwyzerörgeli
Andreas Gabriel, violin
Pirmin Huber, double bass
In their programme “Raum” (“Rooms”), the musicians of the Ambäck Trio explore traditional Swiss folk music and offer a new perspective on it. They have meanwhile left these old rooms behind and returned as squatters, so to speak.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Teo Gheorghiu, piano
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
The Swiss composer Helena Winkelman and her compatriot Friedrich Theodor Fröhlich come together with two composers of the Viennese Classical era: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven. The pianist Teo Gheorghiu is accompanied by the Swiss Orchestra.
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ARTISTE ÉTOILE: STEPHAN EICHER
The Kruger Brothers
Reyn Ouwehand
Martin Suter
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
“The Bash” offers an adventurous bridge across the gap between classical music and pop: over two unique evenings, Stephan Eicher, The Kruger Brothers, Martin Suter, Reyn Ouwehand and the Swiss Orchestra under Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer will be sharing a stage together.
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ARTISTE ÉTOILE: STEPHAN EICHER
The Kruger Brothers
Reyn Ouwehand
Martin Suter
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
“The Bash” offers an adventurous bridge across the gap between classical music and pop: over two unique evenings, Stephan Eicher, The Kruger Brothers, Martin Suter, Reyn Ouwehand and the Swiss Orchestra under Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer will be sharing a stage together.
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NEW FOLK MUSIC
Damenwahl
Evelyn Brunner, double bass & schwyzerörgeli
Kristina Brunner, cello & schwyzerörgeli
Maria Gehrig, violin & recorder
Barbara Gisler, cello & double bass
Cristina Janett, cello
Madlaina Janett, viola
Hanna Landolt, violin
Gaby Näf, clarinet & saxophone
Martina Rohrer, double bass
Andrea Ulrich, accordion
Patricia Ulrich, piano
The eleven women musicians of “Damenwahl” (literally: “Ladies’ choice”) here wander through all manner of Swiss folk music styles and moods, with “women” as their prime topic.
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WELCOME AND DIALOGUE
Introducing ANDERMATT MUSIC: Come and take a peek at what happens behind the scenes of a concert performance, and enjoy coffee and croissants as you find out more about different careers in music (admission free) – accompanied by music from prize-winners of the Muri Competition.
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Symphony Concert
Olga Scheps, piano
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
To open our season, ANDERMATT MUSIC is delighted to welcome the pianist Olga Scheps and the Swiss Orchestra under the baton of Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer. On this festive occasion, they will play works by Verdi, Rachmaninov and Hans Huber.
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SONG RECITAL AT THE 3RD ANDERMATT GOETHE DAYS
Franziska Heinzen, soprano
Benjamin Mead, piano
Isabel Karajan, recitation
With Gretchen, Suleika and Mignon, assorted female characters created by Goethe will find expression in songs by Schubert, Liszt, Wolf and others. This song recital with Franziska Heinzen (soprano), Benjamin Mead (piano) and Isabel Karajan (recitation) will take place under the auspices of the 3rd Andermatt Goethe Days.
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CHAMBER MUSIC
Andreas Haefliger & Amy Yang, piano
Sebastian Bohren, Lorenz Gamma, Inès Morin, Joan Kwuon & Lina Bahn, violin
Hannes Bärtschi, Juan-Miguel Hernandez & Vicki Powell, viola
For our season finale, the Borromeo Music Festival is coming as a guest to Andermatt for a gala performance. Together with the pianist Andreas Haefliger, the Borromeo Music Festival Players offer top-class chamber music by Schoeck, Brahms and Turina Pérez.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Sebastian Bohren, violin
The spectrum of music offered here by the Swiss Orchestra under the baton of Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer ranges from Tartini’s “Devil’s Trill” Sonata to Kreisler’s “Liebesfreud”. The soloist is the violin virtuoso Sebastian Bohren. Come and enjoy the multifarious sound of orchestral and solo strings.
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CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
LGT Young Soloists
The highly talented young musicians of the LGT Young Soloists are drawn from over 15 different nations. These young stars, aged between 14 and 23, are at home in the great concert halls of the world and here offer a lively potpourri from Beethoven to Piazzolla.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Masato Suzuki, harpsichord
The harpsichord isn’t often heard as a solo instrument. Masato Suzuki will provide a virtuoso rendition of the newly rediscovered Concertino for Harpsichord and Orchestra by Marguerite Roesgen-Champion. This programme also features orchestral music by August Walter and Johannes Brahms.
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BEETHOVEN PIANO RECITAL
Rudolf Buchbinder, piano
The “Appassionata”, “Pathétique” and “Moonlight” sonatas: These highpoints in Beethoven’s oeuvre for piano here stand alongside the more rarely played Piano Sonata op. 14/2 in G major. At the piano: the Beethoven specialist and piano legend Rudolf Buchbinder.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Noldi Alder, dulcimer, violin, vocals
Sherniyaz Mussakhan, violin
Maria Gehrig, violin
Dominik Flückiger, schwyzerörgeli accordion
Popular classical music by Vivaldi and Jenkins meets the schwyzerörgeli accordion and the dulcimer. Sit back and enjoy the Swiss Orchestra and the folk music rebel Noldi Alder together with Sherniyaz Mussakhan and Maria Gehrig (violins), plus Dominik Flückiger on the schwyzerörgeli.
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FAMILY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Raphael Immoos, conductor
Timo Schlüssel, actor & director
Peter Zimmermann, actor
Joel Mauerhofer, piano
Together with the actors Timo Schlüssel and Peter Zimmermann, the Swiss Orchestra will take you on an exciting journey with the Mozart family – a wonderful introduction to the world of classical music for the whole family (in german language).
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WIND ENSEMBLE
Swiss Orchestra Wind Soloists:
Anne-Lise Teruel & Frederic Sánchez, flute
Kelsey Maiorano & Yuta Onouchi, oboe
Lionel Andrey & Gabor Horvath, clarinet
Oscar Souto Salgado & Alejandro Cela Camba, horn
José Javier Romero & Daniel Mota, bassoon
Come and experience Beethoven as you’ve never heard him before! Ten wind soloists from the Swiss Orchestra present Beethoven’s 1st Symphony alongside works by Gounod and Raff, plus an exclusive first performance: “Souvenir d’Andermatt” by the flautist Frederic Sánchez.
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GALA CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Rolando Villazón, tenor
The star tenor Rolando Villazón sings works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Giuseppe Verdi, Francesco Paolo Tosti and others. He will be accompanied by the Swiss Orchestra.
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NEW FOLK MUSIC
Simone Felber’s iheimisch:
Simone Felber, vocals
Adrian Würsch, schwyzerörgeli accordion
Pirmin Huber, double bass
Lukas V. Gernet (guest), piano
What does one’s “home country” sound like? The musicians of the trio “Simone Felber’s iheimisch” and Lukas V. Gernet (guest) will take us on a musical journey to foreign parts – but they’ve always got a piece of home tucked away in their rucksack. Come and join them on their journey: with Simone Felber (vocals), Adrian Würsch (schwyzerörgeli accordion) and Pirmin Huber (double bass).
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NEW YEAR’S CONCERT
Kammerorchester Basel
Basler Madrigalisten
Pierre Bleuse, conductor
Ute Lemper, vocals and speaking voice
Ute Lemper, the grande dame of the chanson, will ring in the New Year together with the Basel Chamber Orchestra and the Basler Madrigalisten under the baton of Pierre Bleuse. With music by Kurt Weill and others, they will bring the golden age of the ballad to life once more.
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NEW FOLK MUSIC
Duo Albin Brun & Kristina Brunner:
Albin Brun, schwyzerörgeli, soprano saxophone
Kristina Brunner, cello, schwyzerörgeli accordion
Evelyn Brunner (guest), double bass
Gabriel Nietlispach Pupato Trio:
Andreas Gabriel, violin
Jürg Nietlispach, neck zither, guitar
Andi Pupato, percussion
This concert in Andermatt offers not one, but two exceptional ensembles from the folk-music scene of Central Switzerland: the Albin Brun & Kristina Brunner Duo with Evelyn Brunner as their guest, and the Gabriel Nietlispach Pupato Trio.
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CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Voces Suaves, choir and soli
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Under the direction of Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, the Swiss Orchestra and the crystal-clear voices of the Voces Suaves ensemble will be performing festive cantatas from J. S. Bach’s “Christmas Oratorio”. Afterwards, ANDERMATT MUSIC invites its audience to enjoy mulled wine on the piazza in front of the Concert Hall.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Musikkollegium Winterthur
Thierry Fischer, conductor
Gabriela Montero, piano
The Musikkollegium Winterthur is an orchestra steeped in tradition, with a history of some 400 years behind it. Thierry Fischer will conduct a programme including Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto, with Gabriela Montero as soloist.
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IRISH FOLK
Cottage:
Susan Bossart, tin whistle, vocals
Maria Gehrig, violin
Micha Nussbaumer, percussion
Pia Rubi, accordion
Nathalie Ulrich, cello
Fredi Bossart, guitar
The six musicians from Uri and Schwyz play Irish Folk and take you on a musical journey from Andermatt to Ireland.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Raphaela Gromes, cello
The top soloist Raphaela Gromes is coming to Andermatt to play no less than two cello concertos. Also on the programme: the 1st Symphony of the Lucerne Classical composer Schnyder von Wartensee, which is being revived by the Swiss Orchestra especially for this concert.
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NEW FOLK MUSIC
Gläuffig:
Mathias Landtwing, clarinet
Fränggi Gehrig, accordion
Pirmin Huber, double bass
Lukas V. Gernet, piano
Exclusively in Canton Uri: To close the season’s opening weekend, the well-known ensemble with Andermatt roots will launch their new CD ”Momentum”. Don’t miss it!
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AN OPEN MORNING
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, Intendant, ANDERMATT MUSIC
Raphael Krucker, CEO Andermatt Swiss Alps AG
Trio Sorriso:
Lukas Roos, clarinet
Daniela Roos, cello
Patricia Ulrich, piano
Introducing ANDERMATT MUSIC: Come and take a peek at what happens behind the scenes of a concert performance, and enjoy coffee and croissants as you find out how a symphony orchestra functions and what the new concert season has to offer. The Trio Sorriso will be in attendance to provide well-known melodies, musical pearls and salon music. Admission is free.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Magda Amara, piano
The Swiss Orchestra under the baton of Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer will open the new season of ANDERMATT MUSIC, with Magda Amara as the soloist in Liszt’s 2nd Piano Concerto.
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A LIEDER RECITAL AT THE 2ND ANDERMATT GOETHE DAYS
Julian Prégardien, tenor
Daniel Heide, piano
In a lieder recital whose programme has been especially devised for the Andermatt Goethe Days, Julian Prégardien will sing heroic tales by Schiller and Goethe as set by Schubert and Liszt.
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CONCERT OF REQUESTS
Stephan Eicher
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
The exceptional artist Stephan Eicher and the Swiss Orchestra here fulfil each other’s musical wishes and guarantee a unique concert experience.
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CONCERT EVENING
Stephan Eicher & Band
Stephan Eicher, one of Switzerland’s most versatile, exciting musical personalities, is here given carte blanche. You’ll be in for a few surprises!
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Michael Barenboim, violin
Michael Barenboim and the Swiss Orchestra under the baton of Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer bring together unknown gems of Swiss music and works by Vivaldi and Mendelssohn.
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GALA CONCERT
Martin Muehle, tenor
Sylvia D’Eramo, soprano
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
We regret to inform you that Piotr Beczala has fallen ill and will not be able to sing his concert at the Andermatt Concert Hall on 27th May. We wish him a speedy recovery and are immensely pleased that we are able to present a world-renowned tenor of the very highest quality in his place: Martin Muehle, a tenor takes over who distinguishes himself by his dramatic intensity and his vocal ability in the most demanding tenor roles. All tickets remain valid.
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MUSIC THEATRE FOR SMALL ENSEMBLE
Soloists of the Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Andri Schenardi, actor
The actor Andri Schenardi from Altdorf, together with members of the Swiss Orchestra, here tell an old fairy tale about a violin, a magic book, the devil and the promise of great riches (in german).
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NEW FOLK MUSIC
Schäbyschigg:
David Jud, clarinet
Guillermo Casillas, trumpet
Fabian Jud, trumpet
Jérôme Müller, bass trumpet
Tobi Zwyer, tuba
The band “Schäbyschigg” – derived from “shabby chic” – is true to its name, playing timeless music with traditional instruments but in modern interpretations.
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FAMILY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Raphael Immoos, conductor
Joseph-Maurice Weder, piano
Aglaia Graf, piano
Bernhard Russi, narrator
Students of the Uri Music School and the music talent advancement programme of Canton Lucerne
In collaboration with the Uri Music School and the musical talent advancement programme of Canton Lucerne, ANDERMATT MUSIC is organising a multi-generational family concert. The Swiss Orchestra will be joined by Bernhard Russi as narrator.
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CHAMBER MUSIC
Ensemble l’Airchet:
Frederic Sánchez Muñoz, flute
Sherniyaz Mussakhan, violin
Jana Ozolina, violin
Lech Antonio Uszynski, viola
Gunta Ābele, cello
The ensemble “l’Airchet”, consisting of members of the Swiss Orchestra, discovers the Swiss composer Edouard Dupuy, reveal Ravel’s music in new colours, and take delight in a classic work by Dvořák.
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NEW FOLK MUSIC
Eiger Mönch & UrSchwyz:
Maria Gehrig, violin
Hanna Landolt, violin
Kristina Brunner, cello & schwyzerörgeli
Evelyn Brunner, double bass
Guests:
Dani Häusler, clarinet
Fränggi Gehrig, accordion
Maria Gehrig and three more young musicians bring verve to string folk music. “Eiger Mönch & UrSchwyz” will be supported by Dani Häusler (clarinet) and Fränggi Gehrig (accordion).
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WORLD-CLASS CHAMBER MUSIC
Philharmonic String Quartet of the Berlin Philahrmonic:
Helena Madoka Berg, violin
Dorian Xhoxhi, violin
Naoko Shimizu, viola
Christoph Heesch, cello
The Philharmonic String Quartet, comprising members of the world-famous Berliner Philharmoniker, will devote their concert to some of the most beautiful music of mourning.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Lena Kiepenheuer, soprano
Alexander Boldachev, harp
Sherniyaz Mussakhan, violin
The Swiss Orchestra will join you in celebrating New Year 2023 with a programme that’s dreamlike, surprising, and features virtuoso soloists.
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WORLD-CLASS BRASS
Brass Ensemble of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra:
Omar Tomasoni, Miroslav Petkov, Bert Langenkamp, Jacco Groenendijk, trumpet
Laurens Woudenberg, Fons Verspaandonk, horn
Jörgen van Rijen, Bart Claessens, Nico Schippers, Martin Schippers, trombone
Perry Hoogendijk, tuba
The Brass Ensemble of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam fascinates its listeners with virtuosic playing and captivating music.
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NEW FOLK MUSIC
Helvetikuss:
Mathias Landtwing, Bandleader, clarinet
Kristina Brunner, Cello, schwyzerörgeli
Simone Felber, vocals
Laurent Girard, keys
Pirmin Huber, bass
Andreas Gabriel, violin
Jwan Steiner, drum, percussion
The bandleader and clarinettist Mathias Landtwing from Central Switzerland offers surprises with his ensemble “Helvetikuss”, playing traditional music in a fresh guise.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Viviane Chassot, accordion
Beethoven’s 8th Symphony and Haydn’s Concerto in D major, arranged for accordion, played by Viviane Chassot, come together with rediscoveries by the Classical Lucerne composers Joseph Stalder and Franz Xaver Schnyder von Wartensee.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid
Marzena Diakun, conductor
Pablo Sáinz-Villegas, guitar
The Orquesta de la Comunidad de Madrid, Marzena Diakun (conductor) and Pablo Sáinz-Villegas (guitar) offer intoxicating Spanish classics by Manuel de Falla and Rodrigo, plus a grandiose symphony.
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CHAMBER MUSIC
Jerusalem Chamber Music Festival Ensemble:
Mojca Erdmann, soprano
Michael Barenboim, violin
Mohamed Hiber, violin
Sara Ferrandez, viola
Gerard Caussé, viola
Astrig Siranossian, cello
Ivan Karizna, cello
Nabil Shehata, double bass
Pablo Barragán, clarinet
Elena Bashkirova, piano
The Jerusalem Chamber Music Festival Ensemble with Elena Bashkirova, Mojca Erdmann and Michael Barenboim will play works by the great Romantics Schubert, Mendelssohn and Schumann.
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CHAMBER MUSIC
Jerusalem Chamber Music Festival Ensemble:
Michael Barenboim, violin
Mohamed Hiber, violin
Gerard Caussé, viola
Sara Ferrandez, viola
Astrig Siranossian, cello
Ivan Karizna, cello
Nabil Shehata, double bass
Pablo Barragán, clarinet
Elena Bashkirova, piano
Of dogs and nightingales. Elena Bashkirova (piano) and her Jerusalem Chamber Music Festival Ensemble present works by Rossini and Brahms.
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THE BASH GOES SYMPHONIC
Sina, Adrian Stern, Kunz, Michael von der Heide
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Adrian Stern, Sina, Kunz and Michael von der Heide will perform together with the Swiss Orchestra and Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer (conductor) for the first time at The Bash Festival Andermatt.
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A SONG RECITAL WITH SCHUBERT’S GOETHE SETTINGS
Mauro Peter, tenor
Joseph Middleton, piano
On the occasion of the first-ever Andermatt Goethe Days, the tenor Mauro Peter from Lucerne and the pianist Joseph Middleton will perform settings of Goethe’s poetry by Franz Schubert that belong to the highpoints of the art of song.
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CHAMBER MUSIC WITH THE AZAHAR ENSEMBLE
Fiery performances, a fresh breeze, the scent of orange blossoms – this wind quintet, comprising members of the Swiss Orchestra, will whirl through the Andermatt Concert Hall. They will make the Alps glow with their rousing programme, featuring a mix of well-known classics, an unearthed gem from Switzerland, and vivacious music from Spain.
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CHAMBER MUSIC WITH THE EnsembLesAlpes
Two different works for the extraordinary genre of the string sextet, by Johannes Brahms und Joachim Raff.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Christoph Pfändler, dulcimer
This third concert of the Swiss Orchestra’s season features a rarely performed popular classic, a Swiss work that made it onto the Titanic, cross-pollination between Russia and Switzerland, and a dulcimer gone astray.
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GREAT CHAMBER SYMPHONIES
The Camerata RCO (Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam) will give us a royal treat: its ten instrumentalists will be performing great works of chamber music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Anton Bruckner.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Heinz Holliger, oboe
Alice Belugou, harp
Fränggi & Maria Gehrig (special guests)
An exclusive summit meeting: A masterpiece by Brahms meets the Swiss symphonic composers Johann Carl Eschmann and Frank Martin.
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FAMILY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, conductor
Bernhard Russi, narrator
Sergei Prokofiev’s musical fairy tale with Bernhard Russi as the narrator.
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CLASSICAL-INSPIRED JAZZ
The Luzia von Wyl Ensemble will present pieces from their new CD for the first-ever time. There is surely nowhere better for this new mountain programme of the Luzia von Wyl Ensemble than Andermatt, in the highest concert hall in Switzerland!
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“STUBETE” IN THE CONCERT HALL
The ensemble “Gläuffig” from Canton Uri is giving a home performance with friends in the Andermatt Concert Hall. They will entice us all into the world of folk music, ranging from the traditional to the new.
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A SOLO RECITAL IN A CLASS OF ITS OWN
The star pianist Hélène Grimaud will play music from Claude Debussy to Erik Satie, Frédéric Chopin and Robert Schumann.
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SYMPHONY CONCERT
Swiss Orchestra
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer, Conductor
Alina Pogostkina, Violin
Our orchestra in residence will open the season with well-known masterpieces by Mozart and Beethoven and a forgotten jewel of Swiss classical music.
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