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Καλοδουλεμένο σχήμα classical
The basics With its unique enthusiasm and artistic quality, the Ensemble Resonanz ranks as one of the world’s leading chamber orchestras. Since its formation in 2002 the eighteen members of the string ensemble are organized in a democratic way and work with composers and the constant development of an ever growing repertoire are a driving force behind the artistic work. Known for Confident, pioneering innovation; connecting classical music with the contemporary world in strikingly welcome ways, and scattering it throughout welcomely diverse spaces for all to enjoy – from prestigious concert halls to bars and basements. Check out urban string, a monthly club night taking place in their custom-built resonanzraum - the world’s first chamber music club, nestled in a converted Hamburg bunker. Their second home? The hallowed Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, where they are officially In Residence.
Ensemble Resonanz plays classical. The basics With its unique enthusiasm and artistic quality, the Ensemble Resonanz ranks as one of the world’s leading chamber orchestras.
Ensemble Resonanz's live sets are tight and well-rehearsed - mid-paced sets where the arrangements come through clearly.
Ensemble Resonanz is a 18-piece group: Barbara Bultmann, Swantje Tessmann, Gregor Dierck, Tom Glöckner, David-Maria Gramse, Corinna Guthmann, Juditha Haeberlin, Christine Krapp, Benjamin Spillner, Justin Caulley, David Schlage, Maresi Stumpf, Tim-Erik Winzer, Saskia Ogilvie, Jörn Kellermann, Saerom Park, Anne Hofmann, Benedict Ziervogel.
Ensemble Resonanz plays Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ in Amsterdam on Thursday 4 February.