Admired around the world –
at home in the Semperoper

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Musikverein Wien

Julius Rönnebeck, 2. Hornist

Ludovica Nardone, 1. Violinistin

Sebastian Fritsch, Konzertmeister der Violoncelli

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Isarphilharmonie München

Marie-Annick Caron, Bratschistin

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Philharmonie Luxemburg

Thomas Käppler, ehem. Solo-Pauker

Mechthild von Ryssel, 2. Violinistin

Sven Barnkoth, Stellv. Solo-Trompeter

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Concertgebouw Amsterdam

Matthias Wollong, 1. Konzertmeister

Concert tours thrive in a very special atmosphere. Often a collective energy emerges that captures and flows through the entire orchestra, provoking the most intense moments of music-making at our concerts. Each venue brings its own set of challenges, while a new audience is also a source of inspiration, which in turn flows back into the music and ultimately shapes our performances at home.
In this respect, music is itself a journey that can take us to familiar repertoire, where traditions can be reexamined, or it can transport us to fresh fields, where we can make new discoveries. It can bring excitement and adventure, or also moments of quiet contemplation. For us it is vital to be able to share these journeys with the people of Dresden.

The familiarity and curiosity of home combined with inspiration and experiences from elsewhere are transformed through the creative power of music, which unites all that we know and cherish with all that which is new and unfamiliar.

And so, whether on the road or at home – we look forward to seeing you!