The violist Tabea Zimmermann and the pianist Kirill Gerstein, professor of the Eisler, play together in an exclusive benefit concert for the newly founded Center for Chamber Music of the university.

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At the beginning of the semester, Justin Doyle conducts a joint workshop concert with the university choir and orchestra. The program includes "Gloria" by Francis Poulenc and "Tryst" by James MacMillan.

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The American director Rebekah Rota is staging Ravel's one-act operas "The Spanish Hour" and "The Child and the Spells" in a university production with Eisler students.

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The South Korean flautist Yubeen Kim was awarded first prize at the ARD competition in Munich. In 2022 he passed his Konzertexamen with Prof. Benoît Fromanger.

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The university community is cordially invited to the opening of the new academic year and winter semester 22/23!

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The scientific lecture series of this winter semester comprises twelve contributions. It provides insights into the diversity of film music and always takes place on Thursdays.

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We mourn the loss of our former university teacher, who built up the subject of physioprophylaxis and university sports at the Eisler and laid the foundation for the Kurt Singer Institute for Musicians' Health.

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The Korean pianist Jeonghwan Kim from Prof. Konrad Engel's class was awarded fourth prize and an audience prize at the 8th International Music Competition in Sendai, Japan.

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The Eisler graduate Ètienne Haan from the class of Prof. Hanspeter Kyburz has won the Oldenburg Composition Prize, which includes a commission for a composition and a world premiere.

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Eisler alumnus Vincent Vogel will take up his position as principal timpanist with the Berlin Philharmonic for the 2022/23 season. Since 2019 he was principal timpanist in the Staatskapelle Halle.

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The violinist Anne Luisa Kramb, student of Prof. Antje Weithaas, is the winner of the German Music Competition 2022. The Elaia Quartet, Lauriane Maudry, Susanne Geuer and Michaela Špačková were awardet scholarships from the music competition.

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The Venezuelan master's student is the new Associate Conductor of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra and Dudamel Fellow of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra in the 2022/23 season.

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The piano trio with Eisler alumnus Marco Sanna won first prize at the International Chamber Music Competition and a special prize in Graz. It is artistically supervised by Prof. Jonathan Aner.

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Peter Fleckenstein, student of Profs. Franz Schindlbeck, Rainer Seegers and Biao Li, won the audition as principal timpanist in the Gürzenich Orchestra in Cologne and will begin his probationary period there in the 2022/23 season.

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Eisler alumni Suyeon Kang and Maia Cabeza, as concertmaster and section leader of the second violins, and Florian Bensch, as bassoonist, have been permanent members of the Kammerakademie Potsdam since 2021.

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This festival season, the Bayreuth Festival is presenting Richard Wagner's "Lohengrin" as a children's opera, staged by music theater director and Eisler student Lea Willeke. The premiere is on July 25 in Bayreuth.

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The Karlsruhe University of Music has appointed the violist and Eisler graduate German Tcakulov to a professorship in viola, from the winter semester 2022/23. German Tcakulov studied at the Eisler with Prof. Tabea Zimmermann. He has been a member of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra since 2018.

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The French-Dutch violist Sào Soulez Larivière, who has been studying in the class of Prof. Tabea Zimmermann since 2017, has won third prize and three special prizes at the 5th Tokyo International Viola Competition 2022.

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For many years there has been a unique cooperation between the Saxon Wind Philharmonic Orchestra and the Hanns Eisler Academy of Music Berlin with its special course of study Hizeito (Historical and Contemporary Composition).

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South Korean violinist Inmo Yang has won 1st prize at the International Jean Sibelius Violin Competition 2022 in Helsinki. Inmo Yang is a master's student at the Eisler with Prof. Antje Weithaas and Suyeon Kang.

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The Egyptian soprano and Eisler alumna Fatma Said will be "Artist in Residence" at the Konzerthaus Berlin for the 2022/23 season. Fatma Said studied at the Eisler with Prof. Renate Faltin.

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