The Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen has won the Gramophone Classical Music Award ›Orchestra of the Year 2023‹ for its first Haydn CD ›London Symphonies‹ with Principal Conductor Paavo Järvi. We are overjoyed at this news which is an immense honour that means a great deal to us. Not only because the British Gramophone Awards among the most important awards in classical music in which the Kammer­philharmonie has surpassed such major orchestras as the Berlin Philharmonic and the Orchestre de Paris – but because it is an audience award.

We are absolutely overwhelmed and at the same time very proud of our audience, which supports us so passionately and is always enthusiastic about the orchestra’s work. The nomination alone is due to the many years of support from our loyal audience. From the bottom of our hearts, we would like to thank all those who have participated in such large numbers and voted for our orchestra: Thank you for making this wonderful award possible!

The next live introductory event will happen on 30 November at 8 p.m. in the Domkapitelsaal of the Domkapitelhaus (Domsheide 6, 28195 Bremen). Kammer­philharmonie viola player Anja Manthey will lead ›en passant‹ through an entertaining evening, offering you dynamic insights into the forthcoming concert programme ›Shakespeare of Music‹.

Entry is free of charge and wheelchair access is possible.

We would appreciate a regristration in advance via info@kammerphilharmonie.com. Of course, you can also visit the introduction spontaneously.

As always, there is  a good chance to meet the conductor and/or the soloist personally – lastly Iiro Rantala, Antti Tikkanen and Minna Pensola, Tarmo Peltokoski and Elim Chan or Duncan Ward visited during this opportunity.

The Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen has won the Gramophone Classical Music Award ›Orchestra of the Year 2023‹ for its first Haydn CD ›London Symphonies‹ with Principal Conductor Paavo Järvi. We are overjoyed at this news which is an immense honour that means a great deal to us. Not only because the British Gramophone Awards among the most important awards in classical music in which the Kammer­philharmonie has surpassed such major orchestras as the Berlin Philharmonic and the Orchestre de Paris – but because it is an audience award.

We are absolutely overwhelmed and at the same time very proud of our audience, which supports us so passionately and is always enthusiastic about the orchestra’s work. The nomination alone is due to the many years of support from our loyal audience. From the bottom of our hearts, we would like to thank all those who have participated in such large numbers and voted for our orchestra: Thank you for making this wonderful award possible!

The next live introductory event will happen on 30 November at 8 p.m. in the Domkapitelsaal of the Domkapitelhaus (Domsheide 6, 28195 Bremen). Kammer­philharmonie viola player Anja Manthey will lead ›en passant‹ through an entertaining evening, offering you dynamic insights into the forthcoming concert programme ›Shakespeare of Music‹.

Entry is free of charge and wheelchair access is possible.

We would appreciate a regristration in advance via info@kammerphilharmonie.com. Of course, you can also visit the introduction spontaneously.

As always, there is  a good chance to meet the conductor and/or the soloist personally – lastly Iiro Rantala, Antti Tikkanen and Minna Pensola, Tarmo Peltokoski and Elim Chan or Duncan Ward visited during this opportunity.