Benjamin Righetti

Benjamin Righetti is a Swiss organist celebrated for his dynamic interpretations of both Baroque and Romantic repertoire. Born in 1982, he studied at the Geneva Conservatory and quickly rose to prominence after winning prestigious competitions like the Grand Prix de Chartres in 2004. Known for his technical brilliance and expressive playing, Righetti has become a sought-after performer, specializing in works by composers such as Bach, Mendelssohn, Franck, and Liszt—evident in recent releases like *Mendelssohn: The Six Organ Sonatas* and *Franck & Brahms: Chorals*. His recordings often highlight historical organs, blending scholarly precision with vibrant musicality.

When he’s not touring or recording, Righetti serves as a professor at the Lausanne Conservatory, nurturing the next generation of organists. His eclectic projects, from *J. S. Bach: Triosonaten* to imaginative original works like *Flowers of Degrowth*, showcase his curiosity for bridging tradition and innovation. Whether resurrecting lesser-known gems or redefining classics, Righetti’s passion for the organ’s vast sonic possibilities shines through every performance and album.

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