Radovan Vlatković is one of the world's best wind soloists. On the evening of December 6, he showed why this is the case by playing with the Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra and Elisabeth Fuchs in the Great Hall of the Salzburg Mozarteum.
Together with one of the world's most sought-after wind soloists, Radovan Vlatković, the Philharmonie Salzburg under chief conductor Elisabeth Fuchs performed two concerts for members of the association at the Center for Visions, Salzburg's newest event and concert hall.
Together with top cellist Giovanni Gnocchi, the Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Elisabeth Fuchs played an evening of Viennese classical music in the Great University Hall as a thank-you for the professional group for elementary education.
Daring and curiosity were rewarded with the successful launch of the new concert series MITTEN IM ORCHESTER: The Philharmonie Salzburg under chief conductor Elisabeth Fuchs performed two concerts for members of the association together with "Spallenmann" and violin virtuoso Sergey Malov in Salzburg's newest concert hall, the Center for Visions in Puch-Urstein.
In the Mozarteum Great Hall, string soloist and "Spallenmann" Sergey Malov delighted the audience with his performance of the rediscovered violoncello da spalla and a passionate Tchaikovsky violin concerto together with the Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra under Elisabeth Fuchs .
The Salzburg Philharmonic Orchestra celebrated its 25th anniversary yesterday, October 12, with a ceremony in the Salzburg Kulisse and a brilliant anniversary concert in the Grosses Festspielhaus. Founder and chief conductor Elisabeth Fuchs and her orchestra were awarded the provincial coat of arms by Governor Wilfried Haslauer and the city seal in gold by local councillor Florian Kreibich.
Extraordinary premiere to kick off the anniversary days of the Philharmonie Salzburg: The anniversary days of the Philharmonie Salzburg (October 5-19) were opened yesterday evening in the atmospheric cellar vault of the Müllner GAIA with an exciting thriller-music-dance reading.
Over the past two weeks, the orchestra musicians of the Philharmonie Salzburg have held 350 workshops for school classes and kindergarten groups on Sergei Prokofiev's musical fairy tale "Peter and the Wolf" in Zell am See and the provincial capital, opening the door to the world of classical music for many children. 8,500 children were able to pick up an orchestral instrument for the first time and try it out under professional guidance.
Over the past six weeks, almost eighty children and young people between the ages of seven and 18 have put their heart and soul into rehearsing a colorful potpourri of classical orchestral pieces as well as pop and film music with seven professional musicians from the Philharmonie Salzburg and Elisabeth Fuchs .
More than 4,000 schoolchildren and apprentices attended the Philharmonie Salzburg concerts in the Grosses Festspielhaus today. The apprentice and school concerts are specially designed for young people who have had little or no previous contact with classical music. The program was led by Elisabeth Fuchs, conductor and director of the Philharmonie Salzburg.
