The KLANGKOLLEKTIV WIEN is open to experimental programming and unconventional concert formats, including moderated concerts with introductions and discussions.
Performer Biography
KLANGKOLLEKTIV WIEN is an ensemble of musicians, including Norbert Täubl, clarinetist of the Vienna Philharmonic, and conductor Rémy Ballot, who seek to interpret works outside the traditional music industry.
Composer's Artistic Vision
The KLANGKOLLEKTIV WIEN focuses its repertoire on famous and lesser-known works of the Viennese Classical era, which they see as the beginning of the modern orchestra's development.
Performer Biography
Rémy Ballot, the conductor, met his mentor Sergiù Celibidache at age 16 and developed his unique style under Celibidache's two-year guidance.
Performer Biography
Rémy Ballot has been recognized as an outstanding interpreter and orchestral leader for his recordings of Anton Bruckner's symphonies, earning awards like the Pizzicato Supersonic-Preis and Diapason d'Or Découverte.
Recording & Production
The KLANGKOLLEKTIV WIEN's first CD, featuring Schubert's 1st and 'Unfinished' Symphonies, was met with great approval from both the public and critics.
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