Werner Ehrhardt is a distinguished figure in the realm of historically informed performance, renowned for his expertise in leading ensembles and orchestras through meticulously researched interpretations of baroque and classical repertoire. Through decades of musical career, Ehrhardt has made significant contributions to the understanding and appreciation of period music, specializing in unearthing and revitalizing compositions from the 17th to the early 19th centuries. His recent releases, ranging from Giuseppe Gazzaniga's opera "L'isola d'Alcina" to an insightful exploration into the symphonies of Schmittbaur, showcase his versatility and commitment to bringing forgotten masterpieces back to the concert stage. Moreover, with recordings like "Vivaldi - Paganini - Tartini," Ehrhardt demonstrates not only his prowess in navigating the complexities of baroque and classical music but also his skill in presenting it in a way that resonates with contemporary audiences.

Ehrhardt's approach is characterized by vigorous research and a deep desire to understand the historical context of the works he performs, which is evident in the authentic performance practices he employs. This dedication has earned him acclaim within the classical music community, with particular praise for his ability to breathe new life into overlooked or rarely performed compositions. Released recordings such as "Goethe & Kayser: Scherz, List und Rache" and various symphonic pieces reveal his talent for storytelling through music, inviting listeners on a journey through time. As a conductor and violinist, Werner Ehrhardt stands out for his sophisticated interpretations and the emotional depth he brings to each performance, solidifying his reputation as a steward of classical music's rich heritage.

Genres

Orchestral Performance

Latest Release

Giuseppe Gazzaniga: L'isola d'Alcina

L'Arte del mondo•

Werner Ehrhardt

Album - 49 Tracks - Released September 8, 2023