The Bavarian Radio Chorus enjoys the highest international reputation on account of its uniquely homogeneous sound as well as its stylistic variety in every area of the choral repertory from the medieval motet to contemporary music and from oratorios to operas.

PUERI CANTORES FESTIVAL COMES TO GERMANY! The 45th Pueri Cantores International Choir Festival will take place in Munich from July 16 to 20, 2025.

Founded in 1946, the Bavarian Radio Choir has been performing the great choral symphonic literature and oratorios from the Baroque to the present for more than 75 years. While its most important partner is the Ba-

Founded in 1946, the Bavarian Radio Choir has been performing the great choral symphonic literature and oratorios from the Baroque to the present since then, especially with the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra.

Thanks to its special homogeneous sound and its stylistic versatility, covering every area of choral singing from the medieval motet to contemporary music, and from oratorios to operas, the Bavarian Radio Chorus enjoys top prestige throughout the world.

2021年12月3日 · Each Advent Season in December, The Silent Night Festival celebrates the anniversary the first performance of the world's most beloved carol. Choirs and instrumental ensembles from across the United States and Europe are invited Austria and Germany to help commemorate this historic occasion.

2024年9月28日 · Germany Bach, Matthäus-Passion (St Matthew Passion): Soloists, Augsburger Domsingknaben, Bavarian Radio Chorus, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra / Sir Simon Rattle (conductor). Herkulessaal, Munich, 26.9.2024.

Bavarian Radio Choir | Munich, Germany | Opera performances on file: 22 | Upcoming season 2025 | View schedule of Bavarian Radio Choir, Munich, Germany on Operabase

Following the competition, the International Masterclass for Choral Conducting with Conducting Competition will take place at the Bavarian Music Academy Marktoberdorf from June 10 to 14, 2025. It will be led by Prof. Georg Grün (Germany) and Yuval Weinberg (Germany/Israel).

The long-standing Mahler experience of the Lucerne Festival Orchestra shines through at every moment. Paired with Wiebke Lehmkuhl’s warm and comforting timbre, the clarity of the two choirs and the expert guidance by Paavo Järvi, this opening concert turns …