The Peace Philharmonic Orchestra, under the baton of Nikolay Khozyainov, will perform works by Mozart and Haydn in Geneva, featuring the local clarinetist Adrien Philipp. This concert showcases emotionally rich compositions and embodies the orchestra’s mission to unite people through music while promoting peace and harmony.
In this performance, Marie-Caroline Hominal, dressed in shimmering jeans, moves through a fantastical world dominated by a pink set designed by her brother, artist David Hominal. The stage features large panels with changing textures, fleeting tones, and repetitive patterns, onto which the dancer projects her shadow, stories, dreams, and doubts. Marie-Caroline plays with repetition, collage, and formal gestures, creating a sense of distance, self-deprecation, and reflection. This is the third time Marie-Caroline has invited an artist to collaborate with her, and for this piece, she works alongside her brother to merge their artistic practices, exploring the intersection of their respective aesthetic universes.
In French.
Jean-Philippe Gross presents “Ailsa Craig,” an electroacoustic piece inspired by a Scottish island renowned for its granite, famously used in curling stones. Using sound recordings from the Kays Scotland factory, he crafts a unique composition that captures the transformative journey of granite.
The Conservatoire de Musique de Genève opens its doors to the public for a unique exploration of music and theater. This immersive event invites visitors of all ages to discover the richness of musical education through concerts, performances, instrument demonstrations, and interactive workshops. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned music enthusiast, the Open House Marathon offers a chance to experience the dynamic world of the Conservatory, meet passionate musicians, and take part in engaging activities.
Registrations for the Conservatoire courses are open over the weekend: You can register directly on the 1st floor, across from the stairs, in the director’s office, on Saturday 5 April from 9:00 to 18:00 and Sunday 6 April from 10:00 to 15:00.
Alkistis Protopsalti, one of Greece’s most beloved singers, will perform at Geneva’s Alhambra. Renowned for her unique voice and captivating stage presence, Alkistis will deliver an exceptional concert alongside talented musicians. She will perform classics from her repertoire, as well as pieces from modern Greek composers. Known for drawing fans from three generations, her shows are consistently moving and unforgettable.
VIVA is a performing arts festival in Geneva specifically designed for young people aged 12 to 20. Hosted at venues including the Comédie de Genève, the Théâtre Am Stram Gram, and the Pavillon ADC, the festival is a collaborative effort by various Geneva-based institutions. It offers a range of free performances from dance, theater, and music, while also providing youth with the chance to explore the behind-the-scenes world of artistic professions. Featured among the events, the Pavillon ADC showcases “Daydream,” a creation by contemporary dance students from CFP Arts in collaboration with choreographer Kiyan Khoshoie.
Trio: Noga, Patrick Bebey, Arnaud Laprêt
Noga, embracing the transformative power of voice, creates a spiritual musical space with her warm, soothing tones. Reimagining ancient psalms, she seeks to elevate vibrational frequencies and deepen connections between people. Blending ancient Hebrew with tribal instruments (senza, pygmy flute, calabash, udu) and modern electronics, Noga transcends tradition and modernity. She rejects polarities, choosing to sing in all languages, placing the heart at the center of her message.
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