Berliner Symphoniker

The Berlin Symphony Orchestra is a symphony orchestra in Berlin. The orchestra began his concert career on September 1, 1967 as the Berlin Symphony Orchestra. The renamed Berlin Symphony Orchestra in early 1990. Chief conductor since 1997, Lior Shambadal. The orchestra is not to be confused with earlier orchestras from the former eastern part of the city, namely Berlin Symphony Orchestra ( founded in 1950, disbanded in the late 1980s ) and the Berlin Symphony Orchestra ( BSO, today: Konzerthaus Orchester Berlin ).

History

From 1967 to 1990, the orchestra Symphony Orchestra Berlin was (SOB ). This orchestra was formed from the merger of two Berlin orchestras, namely the Berlin Symphony Orchestra (founded 1949) and the German Symphony Orchestra.

The orchestra made ​​numerous international tours, it came here on several occasions in Asia, Africa and South America. 2007, the Berlin Symphony Orchestra was nominated for their CD Latin Music as Best Classical Album for the Latin Grammy Award.

Chief Conductor

• To 1973: Carl August Bünte
• 1975-1982: Theodore Bloomfield
• 1982-1985: Daniel Nazareth
• 1989-1996: Alun Francis
• Since 1997: Lior Shambadal

Concert tours of the orchestra

Discography

The Berlin Symphony Orchestra have released numerous records and CDs on their respective conductors.