Awaken your taste buds with the delicious mussel cassolettes from Restaurant L’Opale, accompanied by a great selection of gins!

The mussel cassolette with homemade fries and a gin of your choice: CHF 32.00
By reservation at 027 483 46 11

The Camerata du Léman, born in 2012 under the impetus of Carine Balit, brings together 15 brilliant and passionate musicians. From its beginnings, it garnered both critical and public acclaim, who were touched by the deep understanding between the soloists who play without conductor. This particularity allows them an unprecedented artistic interaction and makes it a unique and daring ensemble, much appreciated and sought after. The Camerata offers not only an essential repertoire, from baroque to 21st century, but also inventive and original pieces. The Camerata du Léman is the winner of the special prize in chamber music at the 3rd Berliner International Competition.

At Fondation Opale, the Camerata proposes an evening to echo the exhibition with the following program:

Franz Schubert 
Opening in C minor D8a

Josef Suk
Serenade for cords op. 6 in E flat major

I. Andante con moto
II. Allegro ma non troppo e grazioso
III. Adagio
IV. Allegro giocoso ma non troppo presto

CHF 30.- / Friends of Fondation Opale : CHF 20.-
Limited seats, booking required: info@fondationopale.ch or +41 (0)27 483 46 10

The didjeridu or yidaki, central theme of the exhibition BREATH OF LIFE, will be unveiled this weekend with another ancient wind instrument from Slovakia: the fujara. Naturton is made up of Swiss musicians Willi Grimm (yidaki) and Gérard Widmer (fujara), who have known their instrument for more than forty years. Despite their different cultural origins, these two wind instruments form a remarkable musical union. Their inherent qualities and the use of circular breathing create a very special soundscape, alternating between silence and radiant power. Their voice moves slowly on monotonal plains, followed by carpets of catchy rhythms, forming a new stimulating auditory experience with their natural harmonics, between heaven and earth.

Concert on Saturday September 25th at 6pm: CHF 20.-/ Friends of Fondation Opale: CHF 10.-
Conference on Sunday September 26th at 11am (in English and French): no extra charge to the entrance ticket

Limited seats, booking required: info@fondationopale.ch or +41 (0)27 483 46 10

The didjeridu or yidaki, central theme of the exhibition BREATH OF LIFE, will be unveiled this weekend with another ancient wind instrument from Slovakia: the fujara. Naturton is made up of Swiss musicians Willi Grimm (yidaki) and Gérard Widmer (fujara), who have known their instrument for more than forty years. Despite their different cultural origins, these two wind instruments form a remarkable musical union. Their inherent qualities and the use of circular breathing create a very special soundscape, alternating between silence and radiant power. Their voice moves slowly on monotonal plains, followed by carpets of catchy rhythms, forming a new stimulating auditory experience with their natural harmonics, between heaven and earth.

Concert on Saturday September 25th at 6pm: CHF 20.-/ Friends of Fondation Opale: CHF 10.-
Conference on Sunday September 26th at 11am (in English and French): no extra charge to the entrance ticket

Limited seats, booking required: info@fondationopale.ch or +41 (0)27 483 46 10