Andreas Graf live on stage – Swiss concert cellist
  1. Sweet and Swiss — Out Now

    Evelyne Grandy and I are delighted to announce the release of Sweet and Swiss, our new album released today by Toccata Next.

    For this album, we have made our own arrangements of melodies by five Swiss composers – Richard Flury, Urs Joseph Flury, Theodor Schweizer, Carl Hess and Alban Roetschi – and have combined them with new versions of well-known tunes, casting some long-standing favourites in a new light and setting them alongside new delicacies.

    🎧 Listen & stream now
    💿 Buy the album

    Watch the new release reel here.

  2. HOPE – 12 Prayers for Cello and Orchestra

    HOPE is a non-profit music album initiated by Swiss concert cellist Andreas Graf, bringing together 12 internationally renowned film composers from around the world. The album was recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London.

    All proceeds from the project will be donated to the charity partner Save the Children, supporting children affected by war with vital humanitarian aid.

    More about the project: www.hopealbum.com

    🎧 Stream HOPE now
    💿 Buy CD: www.claves.ch

    Andreas Graf during the recording of the HOPE-Album
  3. Songs Without Words

    The upcoming album by Duo Graf-Grandy presents both original works and arrangements for cello and piano, with a particular emphasis on compositions by Swiss composers from the canton of Solothurn. The program also includes arrangements of celebrated operatic arias.
    Recording will take place in Summer 2025 at Mazzive Sound Productions Studio in Bellmund, Switzerland.

    The album will be released under the title Sweet and Swiss – Lyrical Transcriptions for Cello and Piano on September 4, 2026, by Toccata Next in London.

    Watch teaser video

    Album "Lieder ohne Worte" – Duo Graf-Grandy: Andreas Graf (cello) and Evelyne Grandy (piano)
  4. Trio Maare on Radio Luxembourg

    The concert by Trio Maare at the Centre des Arts Pluriels in Ettelbrück, Luxembourg was recorded and broadcast by Radio Luxembourg. The program featured a rich and colorful selection of works:

    • P. Gaubert – Trois Aquarelles for flute, cello, and piano
    • C. Debussy – Sonata for cello and piano
    • J. Halsdorf – Reflejo(s) for flute, cello, and piano
    • F. Martin – Ballade for flute and piano
    • C. Debussy – Trio in G major for flute, cello, and piano
    Trio Maare: Markus Brönnimann (flute), Evelyne Grandy (piano), Andreas Graf (cello) at the concert in Ettelbrück, Radio Luxembourg