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Orfeo alla danza

Bach and colleagues (I)

Le rivali concordi

“Orfeo“ by C.Monteverdi/Sasha Waltz & Guests Freiburger BarockConsort Torsten Johann Sasha Waltz

J.S. Bach, G.Ph.Telemann, J.Fr.Fasch and Zelenka

Opera seria by A. Steffani (highlights)

Andreas Staier | Susanne Regel Freiburger Barockorchester Petra Müllejans

Sunhae Im | Miriam Feuersinger David Hansen | Knut Schoch Freiburger Barockorchester Torsten Johann

01., 02., 03., 05., 06.07.15 Berlin (D) 20., 21., 23., 24.05.16 Lille (F)

22.08.15 24.08.15 26.08.15 03.09.15

Basel (CH) Santander (E) Warsaw (PL) Füssen (D)

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© Lorenzo Di Nozzi

When I am laid in earth

Don Giovanni concert performance

Grand Concert pour Louis XIV

Works by W. Lawes, B. Harrison, S. Sciarrino, H. Purcell, I. Mundry, C.-S. Mahnkopf, A. Holborne, T. Hosokawa, Tallis/Pesson, B. Pauset, M. Locke and K. Huber

W. A. Mozart “Don Giovanni“ KV 527

Works by J.B. Lully, M. Marais, M.R.de Lalande, A.Campra and J.F. Rebel (Fr. Geminiani *)

Johannes Weisser | Marcos Fink | Jeremy Ovenden Birgitte Christensen | Alex Penda | Sunhae Im Tareq Nazmi Kühn Choir of Prague | Camerata Vocale Freiburg Freiburger Barockorchester | René Jacobs

Dorothee Mields Ensemble der Staatskapelle Berlin Freiburger BarockConsort

Season 2015 | 16

26.09.15 Hanover (D)

03.10.15 Amsterdam (NL)* 11.10.15 Stuttgart (D) 07.10.15 Cologne (D) 12.10.15 Freiburg (D) 08.10.15 Berlin (D)

10.09.15 Prague (CZ) 12.09.15 Freiburg (D)

04., 07.07.15 Berlin (D)

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© Josep Molina

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Hille Perl | Jaroslav Roucek und Hannes Rux Charlie Fischer | Freiburger Barockorchester Gottfried von der Goltz

Habsburg Baroque

Cantatas with Philippe

Al modo d’Orfeo

Works by J.H. Schmelzer, A. Bertali and J. Pachelbel

Works by J.S. Bach and G.Ph. Telemann

Freiburger BarockConsort

Philippe Jaroussky Freiburger Barockorchester Petra Müllejans

Works by A.Scarlatti, D.N. Sarro, J.J. Fux, Fr. Durante, Fr. Mancini and G.B. Pergolesi

05.11.15 Parma (I)

Dorothee Mields | Isabel Lehmann Freiburger BarockConsort 10.01.16 11.01.16 12.01.16 14.01.16

05.12.15 Le Sentier (F) 07.12.15 Groningen (NL) 10.12.15 Berlin (D)

Cologne (D) Stuttgart (D) Berlin (D) Freiburg (D)

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© Marco Borggreve

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Mozart! (I)

Viennese Triumvirate

New Year’s Eve Concert

10 years Theater an der Wien

Works by W.A. Mozart

Works by J. Haydn, W.A. Mozart and L.v. Beethoven

W. A. Mozart „Idomeneo“ KV 366

Christian Gerhaher* | Lorenzo Coppola Freiburger Barockorchester Gottfried von der Goltz

Kristian Bezuidenhout Freiburger Barockorchester Gottfried von der Goltz

J.S. Bach “Weihnachtsoratorium” BWV 248, 1-6

20.10.15 Barcelona (E)* 29.10.15 Stockholm (S)* 23.10.15 Luxembourg (L)* 30.10.15 Stavanger (N) 31.10.15 Malmö (S) 25.10.15 Perugia (I)* 28.10.15 Göteborg (S)*

12.11.15 16.11.15 17.11.15 18.11.15 © Stefan Lippert

Jeremy Ovenden | Gaelle Arquez Sophie Karthäuser | Alex Penda | Julien Behr Nicholas Rivenq | Christoph Seidl Arnold Schönberg Chor Wien Freiburger Barockorchester René Jacobs

Emöke Barath | Marion Eckstein Sebastian Kohlhepp | Andrè Schuen Freiburger Vocalensemble Freiburger Barockorchester Wolfgang Schäfer

Berlin (D) Freiburg (D) Innsbruck (A) Stuttgart (D)

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© Rupert Steiner

31.12.15 Freiburg (D) © Simon Fowler

22.01.16 Vienna (A) © Annelies van der Vegt

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Mozart! (II)

Brandenburg Concertos

Freiburger Barockorchester

Freiburger BarockConsort

Works by W.A. Mozart

J.S. Bach „Brandenburg concertos“ BWV 1046-51

The Freiburger Barockorchester (FBO) looks back on an unprecedented history of success. From its student beginnings in 1987, within a few years an internationally sought-after orchestra emerged, becoming a regular guest in the most important concert halls and opera houses. The FBO’s very special sound (on period instruments) is frequently praised, as is the ensemble’s virtuosity and the variety of its repertoire: from early Baroque to the present. The ensemble takes this sound from Freiburg to its European neighbours, to North and South America, to Asia and even to Australia and New Zealand. Since May 2012, the “Freiburgers”, together with their colleagues of the ensemble recherche, have an internationally unique home: the Ensemble House, a musical workshop and incubator for new ideas in historical and contemporary music.

The Freiburg BaroqueConsort (FBC) specialises in the less frequently played music of the seventeenth and eighteenth century. The aim of this formation, consisting of members of the Freiburger Barock Orchester, has always been to present unusual programmes that rediscover pieces, which seldom, if ever, appear in current concert programmes, or to present supposedly well-known works in a new light, played from an unusual perspective. Thus the ensemble’s horizon extends from English (“A Masque of Beauty“) to north German music (“AbendtMusick“, “Bach and friends“), from compositions of the Habsburg period (“Habsburger Serenade“) and early Italian Baroque music to combinations of Baroque and contemporary music.

Christian Gerhaher* | Lorenzo Coppola Freiburger Barockorchester Gottfried von der Goltz 15.02.16 17.02.16 18.02.16 25.02.16

Sebastian Wienand | Susanne Kaiser Freiburger Barockorchester Petra Müllejans Gottfried von der Goltz

Cologne (D)* 26.02.16 Ithaca (USA)* 29.02.16 Dublin (IRE)* Vienna (A)* Budapest (H)* New York City (USA)*

03.04.16 Udine (I) 04.04.16 Vicenza (I) 05.04.16 Ferrara (I)

06.04.16 Treviso (I) 08.04.16 Trento (I)

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Bach and colleagues (II)

Telemann‘s Seliges Erwägen

Fun at the Olympics

J.S. Bach, G. Ph.Telemann, J. Fr. Fasch and Zelenka

G. Ph. Telemann Passion Oratorio „Seliges Erwägen“

Works by J. Haydn, T. Traetta and W.A. Mozart

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Andreas Staier | Ann-Kathrin Brüggemann Freiburger Barockorchester Petra Müllejans

Christina Landshamer Freiburger Barockorchester Lorenza Borrani

Anna Lucia Richter | Fabio Trümpy | Tobias Berndt Hans Jörg Mammel | Konstantin Wolff Freiburger Barockorchester Gottfried von der Goltz

05.02.16 Freiburg (D) 31.01.16 Antwerp (B) 01.02.16 Groningen (NL) 08.02.16 Berlin (D) 10.02.16 Ljubljana(SLO) 03.02.16 Wangen (D) 04.02.16 Stuttgart (D)

11.04.16 Berlin (D) 12.04.16 Freiburg (D) 13.04.16 Stuttgart (D)

13.03.16 Magdeburg (D) 16.03.16 Freiburg (D) © Hiromichi Yamamoto

Bach in Weimar

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ORCHESTRA IN RESIDENCE FESTIVAL D’AIX- EN- PROVENCE 2014 –2016

Works by G.Ph. Telemann, J.S. Bach and J.Pv. Westhoff Carolyn Sampson | Andreas Wolf Sebastian Wienand* Freiburger Barockorchester | Petra Müllejans 06.05.16 Stein am Rhein (D)* 08.05.16 Lucerne (CH) 11.05.16 Freiburg (D)

800 years Dresden Kreuzchor L.v. Beethoven “Missa solemnis” op. 123

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Opera | W. A. Mozart „Così fan tutte ossia la scuola degli amanti”KV 588 Dorabella: Kate Lindsey | Fiordiligi: Leneke Ruiten Ferrando: Joel Pietro | Guglielmo: Nahuel di Piero Despina: Sandrine Piau | Don Alfonso: Rodney Gilfry

Camilla Nylund | Gerhild Romberger | Jörg Schneider Dresdner Kreuzchor Vocal Concert Dresden Freiburger Barockorchester Roderich Kreile

Cape Town Opera Choir Freiburger Barockorchester Louis Langrée Jérémie Rhorer

23.04.16 Dresden (D)

Barrique. Baroque.

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Educational Work

Concert performance on 21 July at the London PROMS | Royal Albert Hall

Children and youth of any age are invited into our new Ensemblehaus to join the youth concerts, workshops and the ensemble academy.

For more information please visit: www.festival-aix.com

For more information please visit us on the internet: www.barockorchester.de/education www.ensemble-akademie.de

Petra Müllejans

Gottfried von der Goltz

Hans-Georg Kaiser | Managing Director Dr. Gregor Herzfeld | Programming, Press and Media Relations Sebastian Dedemeyer | Project Management Stefan Lippert | Tour and Project Management Judit Plana | Marketing and Office Management Andreas Bräunig | Legal Adviser and Consultant to the Managing Director Cordula Daly | Bookkeeping

Violinist Petra Müllejans is a versatile musician who loves – and plays with passion – almost every type of music. She prefers to do this in a familiar environment with personally close musical collaborators. She has been a member and Partner of the Freiburg Baroque Orchestra (FBO) for many years and leads it as Concert Master, regularly performing as a soloist. She is also among the permanent members of the Freiburg BarockConsort, the FBO’s chamber music formation which has specialised in the music of the 17th and early 18th century that features soloists.

Gottfried von der Goltz has established himself in the international music scene as a Baroque violinist and as one of the Artistic Directors of the Freiburger Barockorchester (FBO). As common in the 18th century, he leads the FBO from the position of the concertmaster.

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Hans-Georg Kaiser | Managing Director Freiburger Barockorchester GbR Ensemblehaus Freiburg | Schützenallee 72 D-79102 Freiburg | Phone +49 761 70576-0 Fax +49 761 70576-50 | info@barockorchester.de www.barockorchester.de www.ensemblehaus.de

Petra Müllejans’ approach to Baroque and classical music is characterised by the constant search for a narrative method of making music – which she has best achieved in her beloved work in the orchestra, her collaboration with Hille Perl and Lee Santana in The Age of Passions ensemble, and with her Hot and Cool klezmer group.

She has become quieter and more relaxed during the course of her musical journey through life

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(about which she is very pleased). She is a passionate teacher whose work with her students is close to her heart.

Petra Müllejans is Professor of Baroque Violin at the Frankfurt University of Music and the Performing Arts and also teaches at Lucerne University.

The most recent recording oft he FBC was released in May 2012. It features a selection of instrumental music by Johann Heinrich Schmelzer (1620-1680) and has been enthusiastically received by the international critique: “Essential to these latter-day resurrections are compelling performances, and the Freiburg players, members of the crack Freiburger Barockorchester, provide them in spades.“ (The New York Times, 17 May 2012 )

Under the artistic directorship of its two concertmasters Gottfried von der Goltz and Petra Müllejans, and under the baton of selected conductors, the FBO presents itself with about one hundred performances per year in a variety of formations from chamber to opera orchestra: a self-administrated ensemble with its own subscription concerts at Freiburg’s Concert Hall, Stuttgart’s Liederhalle, and Berlin’s Philharmonie and with tours all over the world.

Contact

Concert dates and programmes are subject to change.

Weinhaus Heger OHG · Bachenstrasse 21 D-79241 Ihringen · Tel. +49 (0)7668 -995110 www.heger-weine.de

Staged performances from 30 June until 19 July 2016

The FBO collaborates with important artists such as René Jacobs, Andreas Staier, Isabel Faust, Kristian Bezuidenhout, Christian Gerhaher, and Pablo Heras-Casado. It has a close alliance with the label harmonia mundi France, a successful musical partnership reflected in numerous CD productions and the receipt of prominent awards, such as the recent Germany’s ECHO Classical Music Award 2014 and Edison Classical Music Award 2013, the ECHO Classical Music Awards 2012 & 2013, Gramophone Award 2012, Edison Classical Music Award 2012, Gramophone Award 2011, Germany’s ECHO Classical Music Award 2011 and the German Record Critics’ Annual Award 2009.

The Freiburg BaroqueConsort is also dedicated to performing vocal music, be it a concert performance of Johann Sebastian Bach’s St. John’s Passion with a small cast of singers and instrumentalists or a CD recording of madrigals by Giovanni Valentini (in collaboration with the Orlando di Lasso Ensemble).

His repertoire ranges from early Baroque to contemporary music, illustrated by a broad discography, which shows him as a tremendously versatile and flexible musician: as soloist and as orchestra director. Most notably, Gottfried von der Goltz has gained a reputation as a specialist in the music of the long-forgotten Dresden Baroque and of the four Bach sons.

In addition to his engagement with the FBO Gottfried von der Goltz regularly performs as guest director and soloist with the Berliner Barocksolisten, the Württembergisches Kammerorchester Heilbronn, the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra (hr-Sinfonieorchester), the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra and others. For a couple of years he

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has worked closely together with the Norsk Barokkorchester serving as their Artistic Director.

Gottfried von der Goltz is also dedicated to performing chamber music in various formations.

As Professor for Baroque and modern violin he is a popular teacher at the College of Music in Freiburg.