Bruckner Orchestra Linz: Beethoven inspires at the large concert cycle!

Bruckner Orchestra Linz: Beethoven inspires at the large concert cycle!

Linz, Österreich - The Bruckner Orchester Linz (BOL) is about a significant game time that is entirely indicated by Ludwig van Beethovens. On the occasion of his 200th anniversary of death in 2027, a cycle of Beethoven's nine symphonies will be performed. The start of this cycle is celebrated with the 7th symphony at the Brucknerfest 2025. The chief conductor Markus Poschner emphasizes the central role of music, as a means of pausing and expressing coexistence. Poschner will conduct three Beethoven symphonies in the BOL cycle in the 2025/26 season, starting on October 15 with Beethoven's 8th Symphony and Bruckner's "Achter".

Markus Poschner announced that he will leave the orchestra in 2027. The nomination of a successor is expected in autumn 2023. In addition, from mid -August, Norbert Trawöger will take over the artistic direction of the Linz event company (Liva), and a successor is also being sought here.

upcoming foyer concert

A special highlight in the near future is the foyer concert of the BOL, which takes place on Sunday, March 16 at 4 p.m. in the foyer of the music theater Linz. The 7th symphony of Beethoven is performed under the direction of conductor Constantin Trinks. Richard Wagner described this work as the "apotheosis of dance". Entry to this concert is free and free counting cards are available from the public service. In the subsequent preview, it is also pointed out to another foyer concert that alludes to Brahms and will take place in the same foyer on Sunday, April 20 at 11 a.m. Tips reported on this event .

concert tours and guest conductors

The BOL will also be active outside of Linz in the coming season. Four concerts are planned in the Vienna Music Association as well as performances in Graz, Gmunden, in the Vienna Museum Quarter, in Wels and in Steinbach am Attersee, where Poschner Mahler will conduct. The guest conductors include Eva Ollikainen, Anu Tali, Maria Benyumova, Ruth Reinhardt, Ralf Weikert and Hans Graf. The orchestra's commitment shows this multitude of events to achieve both the audience in Linz and beyond.

In addition, the Linz tourism association supports the cultural scene in the city by providing a wide range for visitors. Further information on the discovery of Linz's cultural diversity is available on the page of Linz Tourismus .