A little Danish pride is entirely justified in Gstaad as the Royal Danish Orchestra made its Menuhin Festival debut, joined by violinist Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider and conducted by Marie Jacquot. After a delayed start, the evening unfolded into a confident showcase of Danish musical pedigree.
Under the Menuhin Festival’s theme “Family Matters”, the Eggli brought together musical worlds that might not seem like obvious companions.
From 15 August onwards, the Menuhin Festival Gstaad moves into the symphonic heart of its 2026 season. Over the course of three weekends, the Festival Tent welcomes some of the world's finest orchestras, internationally acclaimed conductors and soloists.
Japanese pianist Hayato Sumino was awarded the 2026 Olivier Berggruen Prize during his recital at Saanen Church on Monday evening, becoming the fifth recipient of the award for outstanding young musical talent.
Quo vadis, culture? That was the question behind the Menuhin Festival's new three-day forum, where artists, festival directors, technologists and business leaders came together in Rossinière to discuss the future of the arts.
The Caprices electronic music festival is expected to return to Gstaad, but under stricter operating conditions following a petition submitted by local residents earlier this year.
Festival vibes return to the slopes of Saanenmöser: on 27 and 28 March, the Slopesound Festival enters its third edition — this year with new locations and a line-up that spans genres and generations.
In the packed church of Saanen, audiences of the Gstaad New Year Music Festival were treated to a phenomenal concert just three days before the end of the year. World star Plácido Domingo appeared alongside coloratura soprano Christina Poulitsi and pianist James Vaughan.
With works by Ludwig van Beethoven, the traditional year-end concerts in the Church of Saanen offered moments of strength and contemplation.
New to the world of Caprices, our young reporter joined thousands on the Eggli for three days of music, movement, and mountain air. The result? A fresh look at how this alpine festival has found its rhythm in Gstaad — and how even bad weather couldn’t turn down the volume.
From 10 to 19 October 2025, it’s time to experience the magic of the Pays-d’Enhaut and celebrate its 25th anniversary!
For twenty years, the Gstaad New Year Music Festival has illuminated the festive season with a singular focus: the human voice.
Friday, 19 September 2025, 8.00 pm in the Church of Saanen – doors open at 7.30 pm
Gstaad Menuhin Festival 2025 approaches its Grand Finale
Gstaad Menuhin Festival & Academy | 18 July – 6 September 2025