On 9th June, The Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen featuring horn soloist Ben Goldscheider and conducted by Duncan Ward, performed at the Cologne Philharmonie. The programme not only showcased pieces by Dvořák and Mozart but also debuted the Horn Concerto for Horn and Orchestra, a piece Huw Watkins composed specifically for Goldscheider. This concert can currently be streamed on Philharmonie.tv.

The Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen kicked off the festival season at the Rheingau Music Festival on 27th June. Conducted by Jérémie Rhorer, the orchestra performed at the Wiesbaden Kurhaus featuring the 18-year-old Brazilian violin prodigy, Guido Sant’Anna. Celebrated as a remarkable talent, his performance with the orchestra was streamed live on arte.tv and will remain accessible until 25th September 2024.

On 29th June, the Kammer­philharmonie performed at the Kissinger Sommer, again featuring Rhorer as the conductor. The soloist was the young and talented Hungarian pianist Mihály Berecz. This concert was also available via video live stream on the evening of the performance and can now be accessed for six months in our Klassik Cloud.

It is with great sadness and heartfelt gratitude that we bid farewell to Dr Klaus Brandmeyer, our long-time associate, valuable advisor and former member of the Board of Trustees.

Klaus Brandmeyer was regarded as an unrivalled authority on brand management and brand positioning and as a gifted rhetorician. The media even liked to refer to him as the »brand pope«. With his engaging nature and charismatic personality, he also left an indelible mark on the Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen as an enthusiastic concertgoer and in his one-time role as a member of our Board of Trustees. Above all however, Klaus Brandmeyer was also the »brand pope« for us. With his outstanding expertise and passion for the orchestra, he was instrumental in the development of the ›Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen‹ brand and played a decisive role in shaping it.

Klaus Brandmeyer, who was still active in his brand consultancy agency until just a few years ago, has now passed away at the age of 84. Our thoughts are with his family.

The next live introductory event will happen on 10 September at 8 p.m. in the Kaminsaal of the Friedensgemeinde Bremen (Humboldtstraße 175, 28203 Bremen). Kammer­philharmonie viola player Anja Manthey will lead ›en passant‹ through an entertaining evening, offering you dynamic insights into the forthcoming concert programme ›Music for a better world‹.

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.

On 9th June, The Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen featuring horn soloist Ben Goldscheider and conducted by Duncan Ward, performed at the Cologne Philharmonie. The programme not only showcased pieces by Dvořák and Mozart but also debuted the Horn Concerto for Horn and Orchestra, a piece Huw Watkins composed specifically for Goldscheider. This concert can currently be streamed on Philharmonie.tv.

The Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen kicked off the festival season at the Rheingau Music Festival on 27th June. Conducted by Jérémie Rhorer, the orchestra performed at the Wiesbaden Kurhaus featuring the 18-year-old Brazilian violin prodigy, Guido Sant’Anna. Celebrated as a remarkable talent, his performance with the orchestra was streamed live on arte.tv and will remain accessible until 25th September 2024.

On 29th June, the Kammer­philharmonie performed at the Kissinger Sommer, again featuring Rhorer as the conductor. The soloist was the young and talented Hungarian pianist Mihály Berecz. This concert was also available via video live stream on the evening of the performance and can now be accessed for six months in our Klassik Cloud.

It is with great sadness and heartfelt gratitude that we bid farewell to Dr Klaus Brandmeyer, our long-time associate, valuable advisor and former member of the Board of Trustees.

Klaus Brandmeyer was regarded as an unrivalled authority on brand management and brand positioning and as a gifted rhetorician. The media even liked to refer to him as the »brand pope«. With his engaging nature and charismatic personality, he also left an indelible mark on the Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen as an enthusiastic concertgoer and in his one-time role as a member of our Board of Trustees. Above all however, Klaus Brandmeyer was also the »brand pope« for us. With his outstanding expertise and passion for the orchestra, he was instrumental in the development of the ›Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen‹ brand and played a decisive role in shaping it.

Klaus Brandmeyer, who was still active in his brand consultancy agency until just a few years ago, has now passed away at the age of 84. Our thoughts are with his family.

The next live introductory event will happen on 10 September at 8 p.m. in the Kaminsaal of the Friedensgemeinde Bremen (Humboldtstraße 175, 28203 Bremen). Kammer­philharmonie viola player Anja Manthey will lead ›en passant‹ through an entertaining evening, offering you dynamic insights into the forthcoming concert programme ›Music for a better world‹.

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.