Helmut Froschauer is a distinguished Austrian conductor known for his work in both symphonic and choral music. Born on August 7, 1933, in Vienna, Austria, Froschauer began his musical journey with extensive training that led to a formidable career that spanned the globe. Early in his career, he was a member of the Vienna Boys Choir, which he later conducted, infusing their performances with his unique artistry and understanding of vocal music. Moreover, his role as a choir director for the Vienna State Opera was a testament to his multifaceted talent.

Throughout his illustrious career, Froschauer has worked with numerous respected ensembles, nurturing both traditional works and contemporary compositions. His discography is wide-ranging and showcases a particular penchant for Austrian-German repertoire, as evidenced by his recordings. Some of his most recent work includes a varied selection from classic opera to choral masterpieces, such as "Stamitz, Paisiello & Liszt: Piano Concertos," which delves into the classical concerto form, and the operatic pieces "Marschner: Der Vampyr" and "Wolf, H.: Fest Auf Solhaug (Das) [Opera]." Helmut Froschauer's dedication to bringing classical music to life has earned him a revered spot in the world of classical music.

Genres

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Baroque

Opera

Choral

Latest Release

Stamitz, Paisiello & Liszt: Piano Concertos

Felicja Blumental•

Prague Chamber Orchestra•

Jörg Faerber•

Helmut Froschauer

Album - 9 Tracks - Released September 22, 2023