Several students from Prof Louise Pollock's class have won positions in renowned orchestras and awards at major competitions.

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The renowned pianist, Lied accompanist and Eisler graduate Alexander Fleischer has been appointed Professor of Lied Interpretation at the Karlsruhe University of Music for the summer semester 2025.

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The Duo Vert with bass-baritone Jeeyoung Lim and pianist Cole Knutson won first prize in the chamber music competition in Lyon.

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At the summer Voiceday, young singers studying at the Eisler will showcase their versatile skills in six concerts over the course of a whole day. Students from the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest will also be guests.

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Under the direction of the renowned harpsichordist Raphael Alpermann, students work on three Bach cantatas and perform them at the public final concert in St Sophia's Church.

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A university exchange programme with the Hungarian Franz Liszt Academy has once again made an international stage project possible, this time staging the story of the sorceress Armida.

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Three Eisler students have won the prize at the German Music Competition in Leipzig: Moë Dierstein, Benjamin Günst and Robert Neumann.

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The Bernstein Trio continues its winning streak: Roman Tulchynsky, Marei Schibilsky and Julia Stephan have won first prize at the International Schumann Chamber Music Prize Frankfurt 2025.

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We are delighted about new ensemble engagements this season for our alumni, including Artyom Wasnetsov in Dortmund, Kristin Guðmundsdóttir in Bremerhaven and Sophie Naubert in Lübeck, as well as further successes for our voice students.

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Pianist Mao Fujita is studying for his Konzertexamen with Professor Kirill Gerstein and is now giving his first solo recital at the Philharmonie. He recently made his debut at the Carnegie Hall in New York and was a guest again with the DSO Berlin in January.

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At the 12th International Chamber Music Competition ‘Franz Schubert and the Music of Modernism’ in Graz, the Brontë Trio won 1st prize, the Bernstein Trio won 3rd prize and the Goldmund Trio also reached the final round.

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Two prizes went to our students at the Veronica Dunne Singing Competition: 1st prize went to Julia Muzychenko and Hanseong Yun won 3rd prize. They are studying for their Konzertexamen with Prof Anna Samuil and Prof Anna Korondi.

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The Bernstein Trio with Roman Tulchynsky, Marei Schibilsky and Julia Stephan won first prize and the special prize for interpretation of the commissioned work. The piano trio also received the Friends of Young Musicians Prize.

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Great applause for our winners in the violin competition: Alexandra Weissbecker won 2nd prize and Daniil Gonobolin was awarded the special prize for the interpretation of the commissioned work.

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The second ensemble that competed for the Eisler in the Mendelssohn Competition was also successful in the piano trio competition: Trio Brontë with Chiara Sannicandro, Lili Bogdanova and Annie Jacobs-Perkins won second prize.

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Eisler alumna Anda Kryeziu receives the 69th Composition Prize of the City of Stuttgart 2024. She studied with Prof. Wolfgang Heiniger and has also been an artistic associate at the school since 2023.

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The Italian pianist and conductor Massimiliano Iezzi has been Second Kapellmeister at the Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern and guest repetiteur at the Vienna State Opera since the 2024/25 season.

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The University of the Arts Bremen has appointed the internationally renowned violist and Eisler alumna Sara Kim as Professor of Viola and Chamber Music for the summer semester 2025.

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Internationally renowned violist Nils Mönkemeyer will take up his professorship in Berlin in the summer semester of 2025. He currently teaches as a professor at the Munich University of Music and Theatre.

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The Munich University of Music and Theatre has appointed Eisler alumnus Arndt Martin Henzelmann as Professor of Choral Conducting at the Institute of Church Music.

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Benjamin Günst from Prof. Antje Weithaas' class has won 1st prize and the audience prize at the International Max Rostal Competition for Violin. The 2nd prize went to YiWei Gu, who studies with Prof Kolja Blacher.

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