On April 11th, students from Gymnasium St. Klemens experienced a unique classical music concert at the Orchesterhaus of the Luzerner Sinfonieorchester.
The event was beautifully moderated by Natalia, our founder, who guided the nearly 200 students through the concert with warmth, stories, and engaging questions that brought the music to life. Ronny Spiegel (violin) and Pavel Pozdyshev (piano) performed an inspiring and interactive program, including a special introduction to the music of Johannes Brahms.
The students of Gymnasium St. Klemens not only listened — they learned, reflected, and truly connected with the music. We’re grateful to the Luzerner Sinfonieorchester for hosting us and to St. Klemens for joining.
We also had a wonderful moment of student participation: three talented young pianists from St. Klemens shared their music with the audience.
Dominik Mattenberger impressed everyone with two pieces Brahms’ Rhapsody in G minor and his own original composition
Kiri Weljker performed Liszt’s “Consolation No. 3”
Amalia Buhofer played Charles Williams’ “The Dream of Olwen”
Moments like these remind us why we share music: to inspire, engage, and spark curiosity in young hearts.