Royal Savoy Hotel & Spa
Avenue d'Ouchy 40, 1006 Lausanne
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A musical series at the Royal Savoy in exclusive partnership with the Vevey Spring Classic during the Season 2024-25 featuring world-renowned musicians: cellist Daniel Müller-Schott, clarinetist Pierre Génisson, violonist Máté Szücs and pianist Louis Schwizgebel, and young talents.
Classical music concerts in partnership with Vevey Spring Classic.
The Royal Savoy Lausanne is pleased to present a series of exclusive events: "Les Accords Parfaits". This initiative highlights the union of classical music and gastronomy, offering an extraordinary cultural experience by supporting local culture and young artists throughout the year.
The program designed by co-artistic directors Wilson Hermanto and Daniel Müller-Schott, brings together world renowned musicians and their young prodigies for a series of concerts in the Salon Royal.
Saturday, September 21st, 2024
Join renowned clarinetist Pierre Génisson and young pianist and winner of the 2023 Clara Haskil Competition Magdalene Ho, for an exceptional musical evening.
DINER & CONCERT
The Brasserie will welcome guests starting at 6:00 PM for a 3 course menu before the concert.
CONCERT
- Door openings - 19:30
- Concert at Salon Royal - 20:00
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Saturday, September 21, 2024 - Pierre Génisson & Magdalene Ho
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Saturday, November 30, 2024 - Daniel Müller-Schott & Friends
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Saturday, February 1st, 2025 - Máté Szücs & Friends
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Saturday, March 22, 2025 - Louis Schwizgebel & Friends
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Concert: adult CHF 65.-
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Dinner & concert: CHF 140.- (3 course menu)
It is extraordinary that at her age, Magdalene Ho has such depth and freedom of expression which is truly rare. She is also very modest, always seeking to transmit the composer’s message and presents impeccable technique which allows her to play in a natural way. All of this is truly exceptional. I am delighted to have Magdalene with us at the start of her career.
– Daniel Müller-Schott