Baltic Sea Philharmonic is an international orchestra bringing together musicians from the Baltic region and northern Europe. Founded on the initiative of conductor Kristjan Järvi, the ensemble is known for its energetic concerts where players move freely around the stage rather than sitting in fixed positions. Its repertoire spans classical works and contemporary compositions.
The Baltic Sea Philharmonic brings an evening of orchestral music to the Georg-Friedrich-Händel-Halle in Halle (Saale).
Baltic Sea Philharmonic performs from memory without scores or music stands. The orchestra brings together musicians from across the Baltic region under conductor Robert Trevino.
The Baltic Sea Philharmonic, conducted by Robert Treviño, opens the festival in Peenemünde with works by Stenhammar, Tchaikovsky, and Brahms. The soloist is twelve-year-old cellist Charlotte Melkonian, winner of the Usedomer Musikpreis 2026.
