Christoph Croisé

Swiss-French-German cellist and composer Christoph Croisé is celebrated for his “delicate yet virtuosic” playing (BBC Music Magazine) and “seamless subtleties of tone colour” (The Strad). A Carnegie Hall debutant at just 17, Croisé has since performed in leading venues such as the Elbphilharmonie, Wigmore Hall, Philharmonie Berlin, and Tonhalle Zurich, collaborating with renowned conductors and orchestras worldwide. A prizewinner of numerous international competitions, including the Schoenfeld and Brahms, he has released acclaimed recordings on AVIE, Quartz, and Genuin, amassing over 30 million streams. Equally active as a composer, Croisé bridges classical tradition with modern creativity — his works, including Locos Cellos for the Swiss Cello Octet, showcase a distinctive voice that blends Baroque, Jazz, and electronic influences.