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New album with La Dolce Volta
The magic of fairy tales mingles with the magic of dreams in this programme, which is by turns flamboyant and poetic. It alternates between the most shimmering and the softest colours, and while it begins with the great ballet repertoire, it ends with the well-known pieces from the film classics Merlin the Enchanter and Harry Potter.
Her intensive frequentation of the works of Liszt has nurtured her sense of narrative and her talent as a colourist. Beatrice Berrut knows how to turn her piano into a veritable orchestra, to mould the sound material, to create profoundly poetic atmospheres and transport us into a dreamlike world. For this musician, who grew up surrounded by nature, has kept her childlike soul and developed an imaginary universe populated by fantastical characters straight out of fairytale, though she does not hesitate to shake up its codes.
Concerts
The best way to experience music is live and in good company. Share these particular moments of emotion and visit Beatrice Berrut’s concerts in your area.
05 September 2025
Salzburg
Österreich
Vega Sternwarte Haus der Natur
Johannes Brahms: Klaviertrio Nr. 1
mit Benjamin Herzl violin, Matthias Bartolomey cello
« Concerticorti »
07 September 2025
Salzburg (Obertrum am See)
Österreich
Vega Sternwarte, Haus der Natur
piano recital
“concerticorti”
13 September 2025
Bonneville
France
Parvis du Château
George Gerschwin, Rhapsody in blue
with Orchestre Colonne under Marc Korovitch
festival “Piano sur la ville”
14 September 2025
Delémont
Switzerland
Forum St-Georges
“Festival du Jura”
Piano recital
The concert pianist's life
1985, Valais, Switzerland: Beatrice Berrut, born in the Swiss Alps in the canton of Valais, spends most of her childhood with her sister conquering the hills and mountains of her home valley.
The inspiration found in the marvellous landscape, the stoic Alpine giants carved ancient rock, and the fascination by nature itself accompany her to this day on her musical journeys.
The journal
From roots to stars
In a world where nationalities, languages and identities mix, enrich and sometimes clash, a recognition granted by one’s place of birth raises several questions. Indeed, I am the happy recipient…
Why the Liszt Sonata changed my life
When you play the piano, you are told since childhood that Liszt is a dubious figure: first seen as womanizer who writes music for pianists who love to show off,…
A season with a baton, from Meiningen to Covent Garden
It was in Berlin in 2007, and the audience in the Philharmonie, usually so well-behaved, applauded between the movements. It was simply impossible to keep to yourself the overwhelming emotions…