Georgijs Osokins live in Brugg

Experience Georgijs Osokins live on September 9th

Georgijs Osokins, a Latvian pianist recognized for his interpretations of Romantic and contemporary classical music, particularly works by composers like Rachmaninoff, Chopin, and Prokofiev, will perform at the Reformierte Stadtkirche in Brugg, Switzerland on September 9th, 2026. His playing is often described as possessing both technical brilliance and emotional depth, frequently focusing on nuanced phrasing and dynamic control. He has garnered recognition in international competitions and performs extensively throughout Europe.

The Reformierte Stadtkirche (Reformed City Church) in Brugg dates back to the late Gothic period, with construction beginning around 1480. Originally a Catholic church dedicated to Saint Nicholas, it was secularized during the Reformation in 1528 and subsequently became a Protestant church. Significant renovations took place in the 17th century, resulting in its current Baroque appearance. The church is noted for its well-preserved architectural features including stained-glass windows and an organ built in 1966 by Kuhn, which is frequently used for concerts. Its acoustics are considered favorable for chamber music and solo instrumental performances due to the building's size and design.