Romain Leleu live in Rümlang

Experience Romain Leleu live on August 21st

Romain Leleu is a French trumpet player internationally recognized for his virtuosity and innovative approach to the instrument. His musical style blends classical repertoire with jazz influences and contemporary compositions, often exploring extended techniques and a lyrical, expressive tone. He frequently commissions new works, expanding the trumpet’s role in modern classical music while also demonstrating mastery of traditional pieces.

The Katholische Kirche St. Petrus in Rümlang is a Catholic church with origins dating back to the Middle Ages, though the current building largely reflects neo-Gothic renovations completed in 1903-1905 by architect Josef Mächler. Prior to this significant reconstruction, a smaller medieval church occupied the site; remnants of this earlier structure are incorporated into the present building’s foundations. The church features stained-glass windows designed by August Suter, a prominent Swiss glass artist of the period, and boasts notable acoustics due to its architectural design and internal volume. It serves as the primary Catholic parish church for Rümlang and surrounding areas, actively used for regular services and cultural events. The space is known for its serene atmosphere and historical significance within the local community.