Nadege Rochat

Nadège Rochat is a Swiss cellist known for her vibrant stage presence and emotionally charged interpretations of classical repertoire. Born in Geneva, she trained at prestigious institutions including the Haute École de Musique de Genève and the Universität der Künste Berlin, honing her craft under guidance from masters like Frans Helmerson. Rochat’s career took off after winning awards such as the Credit Suisse Young Artist Award (2013), leading to performances with major orchestras like the Vienna Symphony and Zurich Tonhalle.

With a knack for blending tradition and innovation, Rochat champions both classical staples (like her recent Dvořák and Schumann recordings) and contemporary works. Her projects often explore cross-genre collaborations, and she’s passionate about music education, frequently hosting masterclasses. Releases like *Cello Abbey* and *La vida breve* showcase her rich tone and lyrical phrasing, cementing her reputation as a dynamic voice in today’s classical scene.