Daniel Grossmann

Daniel Grossmann is a conductor born in Munich, Germany in 1978, to a Jewish-Hungarian family. He began his conducting studies under Hans-Rudolf Zöbeley in his hometown. Grossmann is best known as the founder, conductor, and artistic director of the Jewish Chamber Orchestra Munich, an ensemble he established to showcase Jewish culture through music. His journey with the orchestra began with an initial idea in 1999 and culminated in the orchestra's founding in 2004, with the support of the local Jewish community.

Grossmann's work often involves highlighting lesser-known composers, such as Arthur Lourié and Leo Weiner. Despite the list of recent releases provided, there isn't clear specific information linking Daniel Grossmann directly to these titles. However, as a conductor with a focus on cultural and historical musical projects, he likely contributes to a wide range of classical music performances and recordings.

Genres

Avant-garde

Spoken Word

Folk

Classical

Contemporary Classical

Chamber Music

Opera

Baroque

Orchestral Music

Romantic Music

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Steve Reich

György Ligeti

Karlheinz Stockhausen

Philip Glass

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John Adams

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Riccardo Chailly

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Kent Nagano

Leonard Slatkin

Latest Release

Cage: Seven - Quartets I–VIII

John Cage•

Daniel Grossmann

Album - 9 Tracks - Released August 1, 2013