Our upcoming events
Buuvei – Music, arts & rituals
Mongolian Cultural Day: Buuvei – Between Music, Arts & Rituals Five individuals with complementary backgrounds, brought together by a shared ambition: to pass on and keep Mongolian culture alive through an approach that brings together academic knowledge, artistic practices and living traditions. Their collaboration offers presentations that are both rigorous, sensitive and accessible to all […]
A Journey to Armenia: Around the Duduk
A Journey to Armenia: Around the Duduk Some instruments are instantly recognizable from the very first notes. The duduk is one of them. Its deep, gentle, almost human voice-like tone has travelled through the centuries, carrying within it the memory of an entire people. In Armenia, it is often said that the duduk sings what […]
Kety Fusco – Residency showcase
As part of our residency programme at Henosis, we are delighted to welcome Kety Fusco, an Italian-Swiss harpist whose work pushes the boundaries between classical music, electronic music and sound experimentation. During this residency, she will develop MÜRMÜR, a new work combining harp, electronics and a future choir. At the heart of the project: the […]
Hurdy-Gurdy Masterclass with Gilles Chabenat
Hurdy-Gurdy Workshop with Gilles Chabenat On Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October, we are delighted to welcome Gilles Chabenat for two days entirely dedicated to the hurdy-gurdy at the Henosis Cultural Centre. Nestled in a peaceful green setting, this exceptional venue provides the perfect environment for concentration, exchange, and musical practice. A true haven of […]
Sankyoku ensemble – Romainmôtier Priory
Ensemble Sankyoku Japanese Chamber Music For one evening, the abbey church of Romainmôtier will resonate with the sounds of Japan. Ensemble Sankyoku brings together four exceptional performers around sankyoku, the traditional Japanese chamber music born in the Edo period in the salons of blind music masters, the kengyō. It features three emblematic instruments: the koto, […]
Stage de chant dhrupad + concert
Dhrupad, classical music of North India, is an ancient music that has been transmitted orally from generation to generation for several hundred years. It is a search for sound, a search for resonance in the body and in space. It is a contemplation of the feelings generated by pure and simple notes. Its goal is […]
DHRUPAD – Indian Vocal and Instrumental Music
The trio brings together Heikel Ben Mlouka and Mathias Durand on vocals, accompanied by Alexis Weisgerber on pakhawaj. Rooted in the tradition of Dhrupad, the oldest form of North Indian classical music, the musicians have studied this demanding discipline under masters of the tradition, notably the Gundecha Brothers in Bhopal and Pandit Rajshekhar Vyas in […]
Adaya & In Gowan Ring
ADAYA Atmospheric and deeply rooted in folk tradition, Adaya & Ursula Suchanek create music that explores the emotional landscapes of memory, nature, and human experience. With Adaya’s expressive vocals, banjo, and guitar, combined with Ursula’s distinctive five-string fiddle (quinton) and harmonies, the duo brings a rich and intimate sound to the stage. Their repertoire blends […]
