Würth Philharmonic

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Since its foundation in 2017 and its first performance on the occasion of the opening celebrations of the Carmen Würth Forum, the Würth Philharmoniker have been impressing audiences as the orchestra in residence with a broad repertoire ranging from classical to contemporary compositions, the Würth contemporary compositions. The orchestra is a further milestone in the cultural commitment of the Würth Würth Group in addition to its artistic activities. The chief conductor of the Würth Philharmonic Claudio Vandelli since 2020.

With their powerful sound and nuanced interpretations, the Würth Philharmonic Orchestra brings music of exceptional of exceptional quality to their home region of Hohenlohe, which makes them a professional symphony orchestra in the region. In their still young biography, they have reputation within a very short space of time and every season they welcome numerous renowned renowned artists on the podium and on stage in Künzelsau.

The Würth Philharmonic also appears internationally in guest performances in major concert halls around the world. internationally. They have performed at venues including the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, London’s London’s Cadogan Hall, at the Festspielhaus Baden-Baden, in the concert hall of the Ateneul Român at the George Enescu Festival in Bucharest, in the large hall of the Mozarteum Foundation in Salzburg and in the Golden Hall of the Musikverein Vienna and in the Liederhalle Stuttgart.

In the 2024/25 season, the Würth Philharmoniker will once again present major concerts at the Carmen Würth Forum with internationally renowned soloists. Among others, they have succeeded, Yefim Bronfman, Piotr Beczała, Sondra Radvanovsky, Jan Vogler, Mari Kodama, Elīna Garanča and Martin Helmchen to win. There will also be a reunion with Veronika Eberle, Thomas Hampson and Rudolf Buchbinder. In addition to chief conductor Claudio Vandelli, there are often other other renowned guest conductors are frequently on the podium of the Würth Philharmoniker, including Christoph Koncz, Karel Mark Chichon and once again Gaetano d’Espinosa, Kent Nagano, Kristjan Järvi and Principal guest conductor Martin Panteleev.

In addition, the Würth Philharmoniker will be appearing in the 2024/25 season as part of guest performances at the Baden-Baden Festival Theatre and with two New Year’s concerts at the Grosses Festspielhaus Salzburg can be experienced.

The Reinhold Würth Music Foundation owns several historically important instruments, in particular the violin instruments, in particular the violin ‘Ex Ries’ from 1693 by the Italian violin maker Antonio master violin maker Antonio Stradivari, which has been played by Veronika Eberle since 2020. In addition, among a violin by Giovanni Battista Gabrielli from 1770, currently on loan to the Russian violinist violinist Ksenia Dubrovskaya, as well as a violin by Tommaso Balestrieri, Mantua ca. 1783-85, which will be played by the concertmaster of the Würth Philharmonic Orchestra, Catalin Desaga.