Ensem­ble

Whe­ther through the uni­que inter­pre­ta­ti­on of rare­ly play­ed works, impro­vi­sa­ti­ons and spe­cial arran­ge­ments or the inter­play of dif­fe­rent artis­tic disci­pli­nes; the Bre­men Baro­que Orches­tra has set its­elf the goal of dis­sol­ving the boun­da­ries bet­ween popu­lar and serious music and making “ear­ly music” under­stan­da­ble and tan­gi­ble for ever­yo­ne. To this end, the ensem­ble has also deve­lo­ped its own music edu­ca­ti­on pro­gram­me, which has alre­a­dy included pro­jects with num­e­rous schools in and around Bre­men sin­ce 2020.
In addi­ti­on, the BBO estab­lished its own plat­form with the orchestra’s strea­ming chan­nel, through which peo­p­le around the world can expe­ri­ence the ensemble’s con­certs in Bre­men. The chan­nel now has 40,000 sub­scri­bers, and inter­net users have view­ed the inter­pre­ta­ti­ons almost nine mil­li­on times to date.

For its con­certs, the Bre­men Baro­que Orches­tra regu­lar­ly wins renow­ned soloists, who in the past have included inter­na­tio­nal­ly renow­ned artists such as Ryo Ter­a­ka­do, Doro­thee Ober­lin­ger, Alfre­do Ber­nar­di­ni, Fran­çois Fer­nan­dez and Dmit­ry Sin​kovs​ky​.In the last sea­son, the musi­ci­ans shared the stage with Mido­ri Sei­ler and Gio­van­ni Soli­ma, among others.
In Sep­tem­ber 2020, the debut album BACH to the Roots! was excel­lent­ly review­ed by various spe­cia­list jour­nals: Ima­gi­na­ti­ve play­ing, […] supre­me vir­tuo­si­ty, […] begui­lingly beau­tiful…( Schreib­wolff); “Sounds gre­at!!! It would have to be […] a devil’s bar­gain if [the BBO] did not expo­se its­elf in the very near future as one of the most excel­lent spe­cial music ensem­bles that fill their reper­toire in the sen­se of his­to­ri­cal per­for­mance prac­ti­ce, not only in Ger­ma­ny and Euro­pe, but world­wi­de. (Kul­tu­ra Extra) Fur­ther­mo­re, the CD was nomi­na­ted for the Inter­na­tio­nal Clas­si­cal Music Award 2021.

The CD “TELE­MANN gren­zen­los”, released in 2023, was also enthu­si­a­sti­cal­ly recei­ved by the radio sta­ti­ons Bre­men Zwei, Hes­si­scher Rund­funk (CD of the week) and Radio 100 Luxem­burg (CD of the week).