Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra

The Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra (Nürnberger Symphoniker) is a vibrant German ensemble founded in 1946, deeply rooted in Nuremberg’s post-war cultural revival. Known for blending timeless classics with fresh interpretations, they’ve built a reputation for versatility, tackling everything from lush Romantic symphonies to opera highlights and modern works. Their home base, the Meistersingerhalle, serves as a hub for live performances that balance tradition and innovation, often featuring collaborations with soloists and conductors who bring dynamic energy to the stage.

Recent years have seen the orchestra spotlighting composer-focused projects like their “In Focus” series, diving into Brahms and other giants, while also championing lesser-known works like Thomas Egland’s *Trombone Concerto*. Their recordings, such as the *Hyperion Romantic Piano Concerto* album, showcase their knack for unearthing hidden gems alongside crowd-pleasers from Verdi, Tchaikovsky, and Bizet. Whether resurrecting Baroque delicacies or amplifying modern composers, the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra remains a lively pillar of Germany’s classical scene, inviting audiences to rediscover old favorites and explore new sonic landscapes.

Genres

Classical

Latest Release

Franz Liszt - Manuel De Falla - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 - Liebeszauber "Magic of Love"

Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra•

Radio Symphony Orchestra Ljubljana

Album - 12 Tracks - Released December 6, 2024