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On the death of Alfred Brendel
Farewell to a great pianist
The Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich once accompanied his last tour. ...
Leonidas Kavakos
The ascent of Mount Olympus
For Leonidas Kavakos, a concerto is much more than the performance of a composition: the soloist, ...
Work portrait
"Massacre du printemps"
The premiere of Igor Stravinsky's ballet "Le sacre du printemps" was one of the biggest scandals in ...
Review
That was our tonhalleAIR
The two days at the Münsterhof will leave us with fond memories - and lots of photos. ...
Inspiration East Asia
And suddenly there was a porcelain pavilion
Jonathan Nott conducts two East Asian-inspired works: Messiaen's "Sept haïkaï" and Mahler's "The ...
tonhalleAIR
"I hope it will be an initial spark!"
Daniel Schenker and Heinz Saurer are both trumpet players - one plays in the Zurich Jazz Orchestra, ...
Saisoninterview 2025/26
"Always awakening anticipation again"
Regular guests and debuts, Mahler and his environment, tours and locals: Music Director Paavo ...
Interview with Olivier Latry
"The echo is different than before"
Olivier Latry, one of the titular organists of Notre-Dame, will be making his debut with us in June ...
Report from the orchestra library
Zen or the art of labelling
When the sheet music arrives, a lot of the library work has already been done. Now the finishing ...
Pēteris Vasks' Concerto for cor anglais
My Take: Martin Frutiger
Every edition of the Conductors' Academy features musicians from the orchestra as soloists. Martin ...
Open Piano
"I was a little nervous"
Children and adults, professionals and other talents sat down behind our grand piano at ...
Konzertchor Harmonie
A choir as old as Dvořák
The Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich accompanies the founding choir in Dvořák's cantata «The Spectre's ...

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