Dates:
- So., 2. Aug. 2026, 18:30–19:30
- Mo., 3. Aug. 2026, 18:30–19:30
- So., 9. Aug. 2026, 18:30–19:30
- Mo., 10. Aug. 2026, 18:30–19:30
- So., 16. Aug. 2026, 18:30–19:30
**Sunday 5 & Monday 6 July – 6:30 pm** L'Armée des Romantiques Girolamo Bottiglieri, violin Rémy Cardinale, fortepiano Beethoven's final sonata for violin and piano is widely regarded as the finest of his works for these instruments, remarkable for its serene and ethereal beauty. Schubert's Fantasy in C major, rich in invention and technically demanding, calls for a truly transcendent virtuosity. **Sunday 12 & Monday 13 July – 6:30 pm** Sarah Strom, viola NOVO Quartet Continuing a cherished tradition, this concert features the First Prize winner of the 2025 Geneva Competition for viola, together with the NOVO Quartet, winner of the 2023 Geneva Competition. **Sunday 19 & Monday 20 July – 6:30 pm** Aviv Quartet Founded in 2019 and based in Geneva, the Aviv Quartet places Beethoven's String Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132 at the heart of its programme. The work is renowned for its profound slow movement, Holy Song of Thanksgiving of a Convalescent to the Deity, in the Lydian Mode, a masterpiece of extraordinary spiritual transcendence. **Sunday 26 & Monday 27 July – 6:30 pm** Vox Clamantis Jaan-Eik Tulve, conductor Founded in 1996, the acclaimed Estonian vocal ensemble Vox Clamantis is celebrated for its distinctive sound and timeless interpretations of early polyphony and contemporary music, particularly works inspired by Arvo Pärt. **Sunday 2 & Monday 3 August – 6:30 pm** Beethoven's Salon Theresia Orchestra Chiara Bianchini The Theresia Orchestra is a period-instrument ensemble of outstanding young musicians specialising in the Classical repertoire. Under the guidance of Chiara Bianchini...
Cost: Free
Image credit: DR
Source: Event information supplied by Ville de Genève (official OpenAgenda).
