Junge Deutsche Philharmonie

The Junge Deutsche Philharmonie (Young German Philharmonic) is a dynamic training orchestra for elite musicians aged 18-28, founded in 1974. Known for its fresh energy and bold programming, this ensemble bridges classical tradition with modern experimentation, featuring works from Mahler symphonies to boundary-pushing contemporary composers like Sofia Gubaidulina. They’ve collaborated with heavyweights like Sir Simon Rattle and Kent Nagano while nurturing emerging talent through innovative projects—like blending new music with slam poetry for their Bauhaus-inspired *Under Construction* release. Based in Germany but touring internationally, the orchestra thrives on intense rehearsal retreats and a democratic ethos where musicians co-shape artistic decisions. Recent albums, including *Impulse: Wien* and *Recherchen*, showcase their knack for merging scholarly rigor with visceral performances, proving classical music can be both cerebral and electrifying.

Genres

Experimental

Avant-garde

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Chamber Music

Orchestral Music

Symphonic Music

Post-minimalism

Latest Release

Sleep Music

Junge Deutsche Philharmonie•

Cristina Ariagno•

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra•

Klára Würtz•

Janáček Philharmonic Orchestra•

Czech Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra•

Berliner Symphoniker•

Rotterdam Young Philharmonic•

Jeroen van Veen•

Staatskapelle Dresden•

Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin•

Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra•

Staatskapelle Berlin•

Shoko Sugitani•

Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra•

St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra•

Karin Lechner

Album - 32 Tracks - Released December 14, 2022