The German Radio Orchestra performs regularly festive concerts with renowned soloists both nationally and internationally.

 

 

Conductor: Horst Frohn

He took part at numerous master classes at home and abroad, for example in Montbozon, France, with Sergiu Celibidaches long-time personal assistant Konrad von Abel. Frohn‘s repertoire includes the great choral works as well as orchestral literature. He conducted performances of Händel's Firework- and Watermusic and many of Bach‘s orchestral works, Mozart's Jupiter Symphony, Beethoven‘s Symphony No. 9 , the wind serenades by Dvorak and Gounod as well as the "Kindertotenlieder" by Gustav Mahler.

 

 

Since 2009, Mr. Frohn acts as a guest-conductor in more or less regular intervals. His extremely successful collaboration with Japanese choirs and orchestras has been initiated by Prof.

 

In 2013 Frohn initiated a special pedagogic project: The "Pupils Dance Project" put about 200 pupils of Regensburgs middle schools on stage. They performed a choreography accompanied by Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana", sung and played by the choir and orchestra of the Chorphilharmonie Regensburg and the Regensburger Domspatzen.

 

Violin Chief：Walter Schreiber

Walter Schreiber studied with Tibor Varga, also with Semion Snitkowski and David Oistrakh.

 

After employments as concertmaster of the Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra and the Württemberg ChamberOrchestra he was long-standing member of the WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne. From 1983 till 2001 he has played yearly in orchestra of the Bayreuther Festspiele. At 1983, Walter Schreiber found the Cologne Piano Trio.

 

 

Since 2003 he is artistic director of GRO.

 

Soloist: Joanna Sachryn

Joanna Sachryn captivates us with her "tremendous temperament, huge musicality and breathtaking instrumental technique" - Kölner Stadtanzeiger.

 

She offers us "exciting expressiveness in rich colours" - Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

 

 

The Nordbayerischer Kurier finds her "the absolute apogee of mellifluous and feminine feeling for sound", even a "Singing Swan of the cello". Especially prized by the music press and audiences the world over is Joanna's bewitching power of expression, which she exemplifies in all musical styles.

 

Guest: Lydia Wu (Soprano)

 

Performance: Philharmonic Choir Regensburg

 

Beethoven: Symphony No.9 in D major, Op.125

ALLEGRO MA NON TROPPO,UN POCO MAESTOSO

PRESTO-ALLEGRO ASSAI

PHILHARMONISCHER CHOR REGENSBURG

 

- Intermission -

 

Hector Bizet: CARMEN-Ouverture -Habanera -Introduction 4.Act

Giuseppe Verdi: NABUCCO Va′ pensioro "

Chinese Music： Dragon Boat

Zheng Qiupei I love you China Soprano: Wu Qin

Antonín Leopold Dvořák: Song to the Moon

Giuseppe Verdi: Brindisi (La Traviata)