Bundesjugendorchester (German Federal Youth Orchestra) is Germany's foremost youth symphony orchestra, founded in 1969. It brings together the most talented young musicians from across Germany, up to the age of 19. The orchestra regularly performs at major festivals and concert venues in Germany and abroad.
Germany's top youth orchestra, the Bundesjugendorchester, returns to the Gezeitenkonzerte festival under conductor Aurel Dawidiuk, performing works by Rachmaninoff, Mussorgsky/Ravel and Kancheli.
Twelve cellists from the Bundesjugendorchester's last two decades - current members alongside soloists from leading German orchestras - join forces in a programme that balances orchestral weight with chamber-music intimacy.
The German National Youth Orchestra (Bundesjugendorchester) performs a classical concert programme under the baton of conductor Cornelius Meister.
The German Federal Youth Orchestra performs a classical programme at the Young Euro Classic festival in Berlin.
Germany's National Youth Orchestra performs in Bonn with a programme spanning musical traditions from Germany to Georgia.