At the Prague State Opera, Elisabeth Fuchs made her debut with the Magic Flute, at the Salzburg Festival she conducted Shostakovich's Das neue Babylon as well as the Mozart Operas Bastienne and Der Schauspieldirektor, which were recorded on CD by Deutsche Grammophon.
2017 debuted Elisabeth Fuchs in Israel at the Beer Sheva Sinfonietta. She also directed the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra, the Württembergische Philharmonie Reutlingen, the Wuppertal Symphony Orchestra, the Erfurt Symphony Orchestra, the Northwest German Philharmonic Orchestra Herford and the Dortmund Philharmonic.
Elisabeth Fuchs studied orchestral conducting, choir conducting, oboe, school music and mathematics at the Mozarteum Salzburg University, at the Paris Lodron University Salzburg and at the Cologne Conservatory. Musically influential people for their artistic career were Balduin Sulzer, Franz Welser-Möst, Herbert Böck, Karl Kamper and Dennis Russell Davies. A big concern for her is the child and youth work. Elisabeth Fuchs is the founder of the Salzburger Kinderfestspiele, the Salzburg Teeniekonzerte and the Salzburger Apprentice Concerts, which attracted visitors in no time via 3000. Since 2009, she has been artistic director of the Salzburger Kulturvereinigung, Salzburg's leading concert organizer, in addition to her conducting and music education activities.
Links:
Press Photos Elisabeth Fuchs
Website of Elisabeth Fuchs (www.elisabethfuchs.com)
Videos on the YouTube channel:
- Elisabeth Fuchs conducts - 7. Beethoven
- Elisabeth Fuchs - Interview
Zitate
"The brilliantly elaborated score unfolded in the meticulous reproduction of the pace of the pictures by the exemplary and present acting conductor Elisabeth Fox her own value. "
(Karl Harb, Salzburger Nachrichten)
"The musical part is the second strong success factor of this acclaimed performance: Elisabeth Fuchs, the Junge Philharmonie Salzburg and the dazzling young singer team are passionate about creating a density and drama that will bring suspense to your soul. , , a gorgeous "Mozart 22" building block. "
(Kronen Zeitung, Vienna)
Photos © Erika Mayer