Artists & projects

Praised by The Telegraph as a “real discovery” and for his “ravishing, unspotted lyricism”, German violinist Tobias Feldmann is one of the most interesting musical personalities of his generation. His multifaceted performances are characterized by stylistic versatility, strong stage presence and emotional depth.

Simon Höfele has established himself within a short space of time internationally as one of the most successful trumpet players of the young generation. He was BBC Radio3 new generation artist, Rising Star of the European Concert Hall Organisation (ECHO) 2019-20, OPUS Award Winner 2020 and is host of the WDR3 podcast KLASSIK CRUSH.

Benedict Klöckner is one of the outstanding artists of his generation, performs worldwide as a soloist with renowned orchestras and regularly works with the great composers of our time. His upcoming album is dedicated to Antonín Dvořák: Besides a live recording of the Cello Concerto, he presents chamber music works and arrangements together with pianist Danae Dörken. The album will be released in September 2024 at Berlin Classics. Since 2014, Benedict Kloeckner has been also the founder and artistic director of the "International Music Festival Koblenz" IMUKO.

Belgian harpist Anneleen Lenaerts is one of the leading soloists of her instrument. In December 2010 she was appointed Principal Harpist of the Vienna Philharmonic. Special chamber music projects include her duo programmes with mandolinist Avi Avital, cellist Julia Hagen and soprano Christiane Karg.Under her exclusive contract with Warner Classics Anneleen Lenaerts regularly records solo albums. In November 2021, her album “Vienna Stories” was released with members of the Vienna Philharmonic, a tribute to her musical home of Vienna, where the worlds of operas and symphonies merge with everyday life.

Fabian Müller could establish himself as one of the most remarkable German pianists of his generation. He caused a great sensation at the International ARD music competition in Munich 2017, when he not only won 2nd prize in the overall ranking, but was awarded with not less than four additional prizes. He is releasing his third studio album, entitled "passionato", on the Berlin Classics label amid the coronavirus shutdown., a statement full of musical passion that casts a fresh look at standard classical works by Beethoven, Schumann, Brahms and Rihm in the here and now.

At the age of 27 Ildikó Szabó is already a cello-institution in her home country Hungary. In 2014 she was awarded 2nd prize, the audience award and 7 special prizes at the International Pablo Casals Competition. She is currently studying at Kronberg Academy and lives in Berlin.

Brimful of energy, Antje Weithaas’ brings her compelling musical intelligence and technical mastery to every detail of the music. Her charisma and stage presence are captivating, but never overshadow the works themselves.