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Mark Gothoni (violin)

Mark Gothoni started his musical training at the age of six and studied in Munich, Chicago and Salzburg. As a major prizewinner at a number of international competitions, he has performed as a soloist and chamber musician around the globe and is a welcome guest both as a soloist and chamber musician at numerous festivals in Europe, Israel, the United States and the Far East. He is 1st violinist of the Orpheus Quartet and member of the Mozart Piano Quartet and has been working as concertmaster of the Zurich and Munich Chamber Orchestras and leads the European Union Chamber Orchestra. Gothoni broadens his musical horizon through composing and is a teahcer at the Berlin University of Arts. ( Mehr lesen... )

Hartmut Rohde (viola)

Violist Hartmut Rohde is one of the most sought after violists in Europe. In 1993 he was appointed Professor of Viola at Berlin´s renowned University of Arts, he is a founding member of the Kandinsky-Streichtrio as well as the Mozart Piano Quartet. With both ensembles, and as a soloist, he frequently tours Canada, South America, USA, Australia, Europe and Korea. Among others he has performed at the Salzburger Festspiele, Berliner Festspiele, Pablo-Casals-Festival, Ravinia Festival, Schleswig-Holstein Festival and the Rheingau-Festival. In addition Hartmut Rohde is Honory Member and visiting professor of Viola and chamber music at the Royal Academy London...

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Peter Hoerr (cello)

Cellist and Conductor Peter Hoerr is considered to be one of the most interesting and versatile German musicians of his generation; an early interest in “ancient music” leading to seminal studies with Heinrich Schiff and Christophe Coin at the Basel Music Academy made him into the worldwide concert soloist and sought-after chamber musician that he is today. Prize winner of the 1989 Schevenigen International Cello Competition, Peter Hoerr has since appeared as cellist in leading concert halls around the world. After becoming artistic director of the Hofkapelle Weimar, he assumed the position of music director the following year. In October 2011 he will conduct the Kobe City Chamber Orchestra in major concert halls. As an interpreter and conductor who is engaged, interesting and historically informed, Peter Hoerr constantly brings a new approach to the classical orchestra repertoire. With the Hofkapelle Weimar he made his first, very successful SACD as soloist and conductor with MDG, which won an Echo Prize in 2010. ( Mehr lesen... )

Paul Rivinius (piano)

Paul joined the group in 2004. Frequently performing with a numerous of fine international artists. From 2002 - 2008 he has been teaching at the UdK Berlin and the "Hanns Eisler" Musikhochschule Berlin. ( Mehr lesen... )

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