
in 6 days
Junge Philharmonie Oberschwaben
The Junge Philharmonie Oberschwaben performs works by Rossini, Tchaikovsky and Liszt, alongside the premiere of a piece commissioned especially for the orchestra.
Junge Philharmonie Oberschwaben is a youth symphony orchestra from south-west Germany, founded in 2008. It brings together around 70 young musicians from music schools across the region between Tuttlingen, Wangen and Lake Constance. Under conductor Alban Beikrcher, they prepare a symphonic programme over three rehearsal weekends and then perform it in four towns in Upper Swabia and beyond.

in 6 days
The Junge Philharmonie Oberschwaben performs works by Rossini, Tchaikovsky and Liszt, alongside the premiere of a piece commissioned especially for the orchestra.

Junge Philharmonie Oberschwaben under conductor Alban Beikircher opens the concert season. The youth orchestra performs works by Liszt, Rossini, and Tchaikovsky, plus the premiere of a new composition.