The members of the LEIPZIGER OBOENQUARTETT (Peter Heinze - oboe, Michael Pöschke - violin, Stephan Scharf - viola & Michael Pfaender - cello) are young musicians who met while performing in a chamber orchestra during their studies at the Leipzig Conservatory. Since its formation over 8 years ago the ensemble has given numerous concerts both in Germany and abroad including performances for radio and television. The repertoire extends from Classical, Romantic and Impressionist music, with special emphasis on the Vienna Classics,  to modern works. The quartet is often joined by a flute player, thereby expanding the repertoire to works for mixed quintet, as well as music for string trio and flute (see LEIPZIGER FLÖTENQUARTETT).
 

The members of the LEIPZIGER FLÖTENQUARTETT
 (Cornelia Toaspern - flute, Michael Pöschke - violin,
Stephan Scharf - viola & Michael Pfaender - violoncello)
are young musicians who met while performing in a chamber orchestra during their studies at the Leipzig Conservatory.
Since its formation over eight years ago, the ensemble has
given numerous concerts both in Germany and abroad,
including performances for radio and television. The repertoire extends from classical, romantic and impressionist music, with special emphasis on the Wiener Klassik, to modern works.
The quartet is often joined by an oboe player, thereby
expanding the repertoire to works for mixed quintet, as well as music for string trio and oboe
(see LEIPZIGER OBOENQUARTETT).

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The quintet.

The chamber orchestra barock21 was founded by young European instrumentalists under the direction of harpsichord player and conductor Shalev Ad-El and renowned baroque violinists and soloists Simon Standage or Anton Steck.
Programs include music for small ensemble, as well as music performed with vocal soloists and choir. Among others, barock21 has performed with the Norwegian Soloists Choir Oslo conducted by Shalev Ad-El. The orchestra plays on period instruments and works together with excellent guest artists from Germany and abroad.

The ESZTERHÁZY-TRIO was founded by members of the chamber orchestra baroque21 (Thomas Fritzsch
- viola da gamba, Stephan Scharf - viola & Wolfgang Linke - violoncello). The trio, which plays on period instruments, has performed in Germany and abroad and specializes in the music of Haydn and his contemporaries.