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Experience a heartwarming evening with star violinist Simone Lamsma and artist in residence Jonathan Fournel, winner of the Queen Elisabeth Competition 2021. This united duo will take you on a musical journey full of musical highlights. Get carried away by the elegant sounds of Fauré's First Violin Sonata and Stravinsky's vibrant Suite Italienne. Feel the fiery Hungarian soul in Brahms' Third Violin Sonata and Ravel's Rhapsodie de concert "Tzigane," Better the new season cannot begin!

Travel with Quartetto Bernardini to the eighteenth-century Europe of Mozart and Boccherini! Both composers wrote masterful chamber music for oboe and string quartet. A catchy version of Boccherini's famous Minuet will also be heard. Oboist Alfredo Bernardini, his famous daughter Cecilia and their colleagues will provide you with a relaxing evening in classical spheres. Trade magazine Gramophone calls their playing "catchy and confident," with an "enchanting fullness of tone. One thing is clear: for Mozart and Boccherini, Quartetto Bernardini is the place to be!

Immerse yourself in Handel's London with Combattimento as your guide. In this city, this famous Baroque composer celebrated musical triumphs with his operas, oratorios and concerts. Especially his organ concertos were loved, and still are! But Handel was not the only one in London. Combattimento plays works by his British rivals and foreign luminaries, including Dutchman Willem de Fesch. They created their own masterpieces, often using Handel as a benchmark. Discover the splendor and rivalry of these musical masters and experience the sounds of Handel's organ concertos that set London then - and the Edesche Concert Hall now - ablaze!

With Canadian pianist Jaeden Izik-Dzurko listen to one of the best pianists of his generation. In 2024, he literally played himself into the spotlight by winning the renowned Leeds Piano Competition brilliantly. "An adventurous musical personality," wrote trade magazine Gramophone in praise. This concert reflects Jaeden's versatility. In the first section, he weaves gossamer lines between Bach's Partita No. 4 and the lush sound world of César Franck's Prélude, Choral et Fugue. Next, the pianist dives into the expressive energy of Skrjabin's Fantasy, op. 28. Music that blends seamlessly with Rachmaninov's atmospheric Preludes op. 23. Jaeden Izik-Dzurko guarantees an evening of pianistic beauty!