Concerts & tickets

French-Swiss flutist Emmanuel Pahud and the Swiss Orchestra will seduce you into the world of classical music: from Mozart's “Don Giovanni” to the work of Swiss composer Dupuy.

On the Furkagasse and the Piazza Gottardo, Andermatt will celebrate a festival of music that culminates in the concert hall.

Highlights von Georges Bizet (aus «Carmen»), Giacomo Puccini (aus «Manon Lescaut» und «Tosca»), Antonín Dvořák (aus «Rusalka») und Umberto Giordano (aus «Fedora» und «Andrea Chénier»).

The Swiss Orchestra under Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer will present a special programme featuring Beethoven’s Sixth, “Pastoral” Symphony, Franz Liszt’s First Piano Concerto (with Saskia Giorgini as soloist) and Joachim Raff’s Suite No. 1.

‘The Bash’ – the Andermatt festival that knows no limitations. As is customary with ‘The Bash’, both concert evenings are conceived as a total work of art. However, the two distinct programmes can also be attended separately.

The American baritone Thomas Hampson and the Swiss Orchestra will perform Wunderhorn Songs by Gustav Mahler and Three Watercolours by George Templeton Strong, a US composer based in Geneva.

Our New Year’s Concert is focused on the saxophone. Together with the Swiss Orchestra, Valentine Michaud will present a varied programme to start 2027 with a musical bang.

What could be lovelier on the day of love than celebrating the idea that great music can spring from great love?

Bernhard Russi returns to the Andermatt Concert Hall for our annual Family Concert on Easter Sunday. He’ll be telling the “Secret of the Bears of Uri”.

The pianist Fazıl Say performs two piano concertos by Mozart, accompanied by the Swiss Orchestra under the baton of Lena-Lisa Wüstendörfer. Their programme will be rounded off with two little-known late-Romantic gems from Switzerland itself.

Eight string instruments, two octets, one concert hall: The Swiss Orchestra Soloists play works by Joachim Raff and Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy in which eight players can almost rival the opulence of a full string orchestra.

As the highpoint of our “Festival of Music”, we’re exploring the boundaries of classical music itself. With the alphorn player Lisa Stoll and violinist Yuki Hirano.