All of Beethoven’s symphonies under Paavo Järvi and performed by the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen made an appearance as guest at the Beethovenfest in Bonn and the Salzburger Festspiele. In March, they arrive in Warsaw.
Paavo Järvi and the chamber orchestra from Bremen with which he collaborates have recently caused plenty of clamour with their interpretations of Beethoven’s symphonies. They have taken the programme on numerous concert tours, gathering enthusiastic reviews all over the world. In 2006, they entered a recording studio to register the complete symphonies for Sony Music. Late in 2009, they closed the five-CD series with the recording of the Ninth Symphony. Paavo Järvi, born in 1962 in Tallinn, is one of today’s most sought-after conductors of the middle generation. He studied conducting at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia and in Los Angeles with Leonard Bernstein. Winner of a Grammy award, he is the head of the orchestras in Bremen, the Hessischer Rundfunk symphonic orchestra in Frankfurt, and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. In 2010, he will assume the post held by Christoph Eschenbach with the Orchestre de Paris. Recently, he recorded Anton Bruckner’s symphonies number seven and nine with the radio orchestra from Frankfurt, and the record became the beginning of a new musical series.

30th March – 3rd April, Warsaw Philharmonic – Concert Hall