The orchestra meets several times during the year for residency periods under the guidance of internationally renowned artists and star-system conductors. It performs at prestigious venues, theatres and festivals throughout Europe. In parallel, the project offers its participants a tailormade capacity building programme to enable the acquisition of new fundamental professional assets and skills. Theresia also includes an Ambassadorship Programme to disseminate classical music and its historic interpretation among new and young audiences in several European countries, fostering integration and dialogue between cultures.
Concerto
Concerto Theresia is a professional orchestra composed by the alumni of Theresia Orchestra. Established in May 2020 as a resilient reaction to the COVID-19 crisis, Concerto Theresia contributes to the sustainability of the Theresia Orchestral Systems (THEOS) by supporting it with part of its fees and revenues, thus enabling the awarding of the grants to more and more young talented musicians. In this way, alumni support also in a tangible way the entry of new young musicians into the Theresia learning system.
Concerto Theresia has also the scope to provide a professional follow-up to the experience made in Theresia Orchestra, making the application to the learning cycles more attractive for the young candidates. This is a rare case of a youth orchestra transforming into a professional scheme from its core and with the purpose to provide support to it.
Membership
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Repertoire and projects
The orchestra meets several times during the year for residency periods under the guidance of internationally renowned artists and star-system conductors. It performs at prestigious venues, theatres and festivals throughout Europe. In parallel, the project offers its participants a tailormade capacity building programme to enable the acquisition of new fundamental professional assets and skills. Theresia also includes an Ambassadorship Programme to disseminate classical music and its historic interpretation among new and young audiences in several European countries, fostering integration and dialogue between cultures.
