The North German Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hannover, holds a reputable position among the leading orchestras with a rich history in German and European classical music. Established to serve the cultural and artistic landscape of northern Germany, this prestigious ensemble has dedicated itself to the exploration and performance of a broad spectrum of symphonic works, ranging from the well-known to the obscure. Their repertoire showcases an impressive diversity, evidenced by their recent releases which span a wide range of composers and eras. From the dramatic symphonies of Louis Spohr to the passionate works of Hermann Goetz, and touching upon the innovative concertos for two pianos by Bohuslav Martinů and Alfred Schnittke, the orchestra has a commitment to both honoring the musical traditions of the past and embracing the innovations of the present.

The North German Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hannover's discography also highlights their dedication to bringing lesser-known composers into the limelight, with recordings such as Hristic's "The Legend of Ohrid" and Joachim Draeseke's Symphony No. 2. By performing such a wide-ranging repertoire, they not only showcase their versatility and adaptability but also contribute significantly to the preservation and appreciation of global musical heritage. The orchestra's ability to successfully interpret both classical and contemporary works speaks to the skill and sensitivity of its musicians, and under the baton of distinguished conductors, they continue to captivate audiences both in Germany and internationally. Their continued commitment to excellence has established them as a key player in the world of classical music, making the North German Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hannover, a beacon of artistic integrity and musical discovery.

Genres

German Orchestra

Orchestra

Radio Symphony

Latest Release

Spohr: Symphonies Nos. 4 & 5

Louis Spohr•

Howard Griffiths•

North German Radio Symphony, Hannover

Album - 9 Tracks - Released September 24, 2013