Jugend Sinfonieorchester Zürich (Foto: Akvilė Šileikaitė)

Jugend Sinfonieorchester Zürich

Young talents making music with our musicians and renowned soloists results in a lasting exchange.

The Jugend Sinfonieorchester Zürich (Youth Symphony Orchestra Zurich JSOZ) was founded by Howard Griffiths in 1987. Inspired by successful concerts and enthusiastic reviews, the purely string ensemble rapidly became a «real» symphony orchestra. It now consists of approximately 80 musicians aged between 14 and 24. Members of the JSOZ are young, aspiring musicians in training – either in the talent programme, in pre-college or already studying music.

As an official «Junior Music Partner» of the Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, the JSOZ collaborates closely with our musicians. And David Bruchez-Lalli, solo trombonist with the Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, conducts the ensemble’s concerts.
The JSOZ performs in different programmes in the Grosse Tonhalle three times a season – including the carol concert and a programme conceived, organised and presented by another group of young music enthusiasts, the student managers.

December 2024
Sun 08. Dec
11.15

Family concert: Christmas singing

JSOZ and Friends, Ernst Buscagne Gesamtleitung, David Bruchez-Lalli Einstudierung, Chöre der Singschule MKZ Glattal, Chöre der Singschule Musikschule Pfannenstiel, Chöre der ökumenischen Singschule Stäfa,
Sun 08. Dec
14.15

Family concert: Christmas singing

JSOZ and Friends, Ernst Buscagne Gesamtleitung, David Bruchez-Lalli Einstudierung, Chöre der Singschule MKZ Glattal, Chöre der Singschule Musikschule Pfannenstiel, Chöre der ökumenischen Singschule Stäfa,
March 2025
Sat 01. Mar
19.30

Pippo Pollina and the JSOZ in concerto

Jugend Sinfonieorchester Zürich, David Bruchez-Lalli Conductor, Pippo Pollina Gesang, Gitarre, Klavier
October 2024
Tue 22. Oct
19.30

Jugend Sinfonieorchester Zürich

Jugend Sinfonieorchester Zürich, David Bruchez-Lalli Conductor, Alberto Navarra Flöte, Isaac Duarte Oboe, Calogero Palermo Klarinette, Matthias Rácz Fagott, Tobias Huber Horn, Philippe Litzler Trompete, Seth Quistad Posaune Lauber, Martin, Dvořák
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