Titane

Gustav Mahler's 'Titan' Symphony is one of the most powerful pieces in the orchestral repertoire, overwhelming, carnal and ferocious. To stage such a monument, Geneva Camerata called on the great choreographer Marion Motin, whose extreme creations leave no one indifferent.  A collaborator of Madonna and Stromae, Marion Motin is joining GECA for a show that defies the imagination, in which the musicians of the orchestra play by heart, while dancing and presenting an extraordinary theatrical performance.

Gustav Mahler (1860-1911)
Symphony No. 1, "Titan
New choreographic and theatrical performance for dancing orchestra and dancers - World premiere
Arrangement for chamber orchestra: Jonathan Keren

 

Concert Hall:
Bâtiment des Forces Motrices
2, place des Volontaires, 1204 Geneva

People with reduced mobility:
Bâtiment des Forces Motrices is accessible to wheelchair users. 

In order to ensure the best possible reception, we kindly ask people with reduced mobility to inform us of their arrival by email at billetterie [at] genevacamerata.com (billetterie[at]genevacamerata[dot]com) or by telephone on +41 22 310 05 45. 

Access by public transport:
Tram 14, Palladium stop
Tram 15, Stand stop
Bus 1, Stand stop

Car access:
Parking des Finances, 5 rue du Tir, 1204 Geneva

Drinks and snacks:
Bâtiment des Forces Motrices has a bar open from 7pm.

Please favour/prioritize sustainable transport to get around.