L'Orchestre da la Suisse Romande is one of Switzerland's leading symphony orchestras, founded in Geneva in 1918. Its founder, Эрнест Ансерме , led the ensemble for nearly half a century, laying the foundations for its high reputation. During World War II, the orchestra collaborated with prominent conductors such as Вильгельм Фуртвенглер and Карл Шурихт . Today, the chief conductor is Джонатан Нотт . The orchestra is known for its interpretations of works by French and Russian composers, as well as its recordings for major labels. L'Orchestre da la Suisse Romande has made a significant contribution to the development of symphonic music and its popularization on the international stage.

• Country: Switzerland
• Language: Italian, French