Artists & projects

GoldMund is made up of the trumpeters Florian Klingler and Bernhard Peschl, Ulrich Haider (horn), Quirin Willert (trombone), Ricardo Carvalhoso (tuba) and, last but not least, Sebastian Förschl (percussion). In October 2024 they release their new album "MehrOderWeniger LEGENDEN" (More or less legends).

Founded in Barcelona, Kebyart is one of the most promising ensembles of the current music scene. These four talented musicians share an endless passion for chamber music and wish to bring fresh air in the way classical music is communicated. Their endeavour to transform their performances into a unique experience results in an explosive and vibrant staging, which has been praised by audiences and specialized critics. The distinctive signature of Kebyart is revealed in a creative and open approach to the repertoire, which goes in three directions: the original literature, the commitment with nowadays music and their own arrangements of wide variety styles. In the season 24/25 they celebrate their 10th anniversary and will release a new album.

The Sitkovetsky Trio has established itself as an exceptional piano trio of today. Their thoughtful and committed approach have brought the ensemble critical acclaim and invitations to renowned concert halls around the world including the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Frankfurt Alte Oper, Palais des Beaux Arts, Musée du Louvre, l’Auditori Barcelona, Wigmore Hall or Lincoln Center New York.

The Trio E.T.A. has chosen to associate itself with the writer, composer and critic E.T.A. Hoffmann. When the ensemble started playing together, they first chose romantic music, but they soon discovered their love for creative interconnections. Now their repertoire spans the wealth of chamber music from the classical to the contemporary periods. The debut CD, featuring trios by Joseph Haydn, Bedřich Smetana and Roman Pawollek, has been released in February 2023 on the Leipzig recording label GENUIN. Since fall 2024 Nadja Reich takes the position on the cello and will be joined by Elene Meipariani (violin) and Till Hoffmann (piano) in all concerts of the ensemble.