Upcoming Concerts

This concert is about how love enters us through listening. Through the intimacy and fragility of Fauré, Massenet, Shostakovich to the obsession and emotional force of Tchaikovsky, we immerse ourselves in transformation and release of Stravinsky’s Firebird. At our concert, love is not seen first — it is heard. And once heard, it cannot be unheard.

Spring is the season of leisurely living, and nothing is more elegant than letting the soul wander into the enchanting realms of music. On March 20, the SSO invites its musical confidants to return to the concert hall and open Spring Awakening - a program celebrating renewal, light, and the revitalizing energy of nature.

The programme traces a compelling musical journey from the Nordic imagination of Sibelius - rich with mystery, lyricism, and expressive string writing — to the monumental force of Beethoven’s Eroica. Moving from intimate color to symphonic heroism, the evening promises both refinement and grandeur, ending with one of the most transformative works in the orchestral repertoire.

From Schubert's graceful lyricism to Schumann's majestic portrait of the Rhine, this program unfolds an evocative journey through the heart of German Romanticism. Each work captures a different facet of youth, nature, and the boundless spirit of artistic aspiration.

Music rarely develops in isolation. Every generation of composers inherits traditions from the past while seeking a voice of its own. Tonight’s programme traces an extraordinary musical journey across two continents and three generations, following a line of influence from Johannes Brahms to Antonín Dvořák and ultimately to Charles Ives.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart từ lâu đã được xem là một trong những nhân vật vĩ đại nhất của âm nhạc phương Tây, được ngưỡng mộ không chỉ vì vẻ đẹp và sự tao nhã trong các tác phẩm của ông, mà còn vì sự cân bằng phi thường mà ông đạt được giữa trí tuệ và cảm xúc. Chương trình SSO tối nay tôn vinh di sản trường tồn đó thông qua ba góc nhìn âm nhạc khác nhau.

Swiss music has long carried a distinctive identity, shaped not by a single tradition, but by the meeting point of many traditions — between French and German influences, between classical structure and modern freedom. Tonight’s programme celebrates this journey through four musical voices: from Bach’s contrapuntal foundations, to Honegger’s stillness, Bloch’s vibrant dialogue, and Frank Martin’s radiant musical language.

A musical journey through memory, longing and love.

Thiên Cổ Tình – LONGING: A musical exploration from the longing for Hanoi to the tragic love of Russian music. An emotion-filled evening of yearning, separation, and the things that remain forever beyond reach, through works by Hoàng Dương, Trịnh Công Sơn, Rachmaninoff, and Prokofiev.