The Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direction of Elisabeth Fuchs, celebrated a musical celebration of joie de vivre together with the Latino dance world champion couple Martina Varadi and Andrea Silvestri, exceptional guitarist Manuel Randi, star pianist Fabio Martino and audience favorite Moisés Irajá dos Santos last night in the Great Festival Hall in Salzburg. The program included music and dance highlights such as Mambo No. 5, De todo un poco, Sway, Oye como va, Conga del Fuego as well as works by Arturo Márquez, Francisco Mignone and Manuel Randi.

An unusually young and lively audience filled the impressive concert hall of the Great Festival Hall on Thursday morning: With the support of the Salzburg Chamber of Commerce, Elisabeth Fuchs and the Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra organized a rousing classical concert for teenagers at the beginning of 2025.

The Salzburg Philharmonic and Elisabeth Fuchs, together with the Tyrolean singing prodigy Reena Winters, provided a lively start to the Christmas holidays on the fourth weekend of Advent. The varied and atmospheric program thrilled the concert audience in the Great University Auditorium, which was sold out twice.

The Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra under chief conductor Elisabeth Fuchs performed Handel's baroque masterpiece in the original English version in the Great Hall of the Mozarteum with great success. Sixty choir singers from the Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra accompanied the solo parts, which featured renowned members Elisabeth Breuer, Christa Ratzenböck, Bernhard Berchtold and Máté Herczeg.

Elisabeth Fuchs, chief conductor and artistic and commercial director of the Salzburg Philharmonic, presented her personal approach to the topic “Conducting and Leading! – Motivating?” in a public lecture on 17 November in the Great University Hall.

The Salzburg Philharmonic and Elisabeth Fuchs entered the Salzburg Lehrbauhof with a romantic program with their concert series MITTEN IM ORCHESTER. The evening's soloist was the brilliant Brazilian violinist Hanan Santos.

In front of an almost sold-out crowd, the blackness of the November night was broken last night at the Salzburg Mozarteum when the Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direction of chief conductor Elisabeth Fuchs, performed serenades by Elgar, Bernstein and Tchaikovsky.

Standing ovations in the Great Festival Hall in Salzburg: Together with the renowned soloists Elisabeth Breuer and Christa Ratzenböck, Elisabeth Fuchs and the Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra with their 200-member choir performed Vivaldi's impressive vocal work "Gloria".

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On October 05th and 06th, Elisabeth Fuchs and the Salzburg Philharmonic performed Tchaikovsky's famous Nutcracker Suite and Borodin's Polovtsian Dances in the Great University Hall. The focus of attention, however, was the performance by pan flute player Andreea Chira, who impressed with the expressiveness and versatility of her instrument.