The tour concluded on 26 March at the Philharmonie de Paris, following concerts in Vienna, Munich, Berlin, Frankfurt, Copenhagen and Hamburg. Conducted by Jonathan Nott, the OSR and Khatia Buniatishvili performed a challenging programme centred on Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 2, leaving a lasting impression on European stages.
Critics praised the "deeply intimate rapport" between soloist and orchestra (Bachtrack), and Jonathan Nott's ability to "draw a remarkable commitment" from his musicians (Politiken). The Süddeutsche Zeitung concluded enthusiastically: 'Khatia Buniatishvili is fortunate to have the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande'.
Thank you to our partner venues and music lovers for their warm welcome!
The OSR returns to Geneva in April for the rest of the season.
Autres actualités
The Swiss Embassy in France opens its doors to music students from Geneva
09.04.2026
An immersion in the heart of the cultural and diplomatic ties between Switzerland and France
Martyna Szymczak appointed assistant conductor of the OSR for the next two seasons
07.04.2026
This decision follows a rigorous audition at Victoria Hall and has been welcomed by the musicians
