Philharmonisches Staatsorchester Hamburg
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| Hamburg Philharmonic | |
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 The Philharmoniker Hamburg performing in the Laeiszhalle (2007) | |
| Native name | Philharmoniker Hamburg |
| Former name | Philharmonische Gesellschaft Philharmonisches Staatsorchester |
| Founded | 9 November 1828 |
| Location | Große Theaterstraße 25 20354 Hamburg, Germany |
| Concert hall | Laeiszhalle |
| Principal conductor | Simone Young (since 2005) |
| Website | philharmoniker-hamburg |
The Hamburg Philharmonic is a German symphony orchestra based in Hamburg. Its current Music Director is GMD Simone Young. It is also the orchestra of the Hamburg State Opera.
It was founded on November 9, 1828 as Philharmonische Gesellschaft (Philharmonic Society).
In 1934 it merged with the Stadttheater-Orchester to become the Philharmonisches Staatsorchester Hamburg (the name under which it recorded a celebrated Eighth Symphony of Anton Bruckner under Eugen Jochum in 1949). The present name was adopted in 2005.
Chief conductors
- Karl Muck
- Eugen Jochum (1934–49)[1]
- Joseph Keilberth (1951-?)
- Wolfgang Sawallisch (1961-1973)
- Horst Stein (1973-1976)
- Aldo Ceccato (1976-1982)
- Hans Zender (1984-1988), GMD
- Gerd Albrecht (1988-?), GMD
- Ingo Metzmacher (1997-2005), GMD
- Simone Young (2005–2015), GMD
- Kent Nagano (2015-), GMD
References
- ^ Blyth, Alan, Interview and profile of Eugen Jochum (August 1972). The Gramophone: p. 319
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