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A beacon for Swissclassical music
Switzerland is known for many things, but hardly for its symphonic music. Swiss composers of the Classical and Romantic periods remain largely unknown, both at home and abroad. The Swiss Orchestra aims to bring Swiss works back to life in the concert hall and make their composers heard again. As a national orchestra, it aspires to nothing less than a renaissance of Swiss orchestral music.
This is why, when you attend a concert by the Swiss Orchestra, you'll hear rediscovered gems by Swiss composers such as Edouard Dupuy, Hans Huber and Johann Carl Eschmann alongside masterpieces by their more famous contemporaries such as Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart. It's a listening experience unlike anything you’ve had before.
Lena-Lisa
Wüstendörfer
"Crystal-clear gestures"and "infectious enthusiasm"
Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer is the Music Director of the Swiss Orchestra. As the Intendant of Andermatt Music, she also oversees the programming of the Andermatt Concert Hall. She is in demand as a guest conductor, and as a doctor of musicology she's ideally placed to engage in pioneering work to explore unknown repertoire.


NEWSfrom the world of the Swiss Orchestra
We play throughoutswitzerland
As a dynamic orchestra with a national presence, the Swiss Orchestra performs throughout the country and builds bridges: from Geneva to Basel, from Graubünden to Zurich. In addition to regular performances in Switzerland, the orchestra tours internationally as an ambassador for Swiss classical music.












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