Young Euro Classic Bayreuth of the younger age
The world’s most important festival for young orchestras brings you tomorrow’s musicians today!
Young Euro Classic © Kai Bienert
Young Euro Classic © Young Euro Classic
Young Euro Classic © Young Euro Classic
Young Euro Classic is the world’s most important platform for international young orchestra musicians in the European classical music tradition. Every summer, the best youth orchestras in the world perform at Berlin’s Konzerthaus on Gendarmenmarkt and guarantee exciting and inspiring concert performances, led by great conductors and flanked by virtuoso soloists. This year, the young musicians focus particularly on 20th century music and great violin concertos. As always, the enthusiastic instrumentalists also bring works from their home countries.
Production Company EuroArts
Recording location Konzerthaus am Gendarmenmarkt Berlin
Orchestra / Band Baltic Sea Philharmonic
Orchestra / Band Turkish National Youth Philharmonic Orchestra,
Orchestra / Band Jovem Orquestra Portuguesa
Orchestra / Band Orchestre Français des Jeunes
Orchestra / Band Asian Youth Orchestra
Orchestra / Band Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester
Conductor Ingo Metzmacher
Conductor Kristjan Järvi
Conductor Cem Mansur
Conductor Pedro Carneiro
Conductor Fabien Gabel
Conductor James Judd
Soloist Vadim Repim
Soloist Hande Küden
Soloist Jean-Yves Thibaudet
Soloist Mikhail Simonyan
Soloist Alexandra Soumm
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