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The Kammerchor Stuttgart is a professional Kammerchor based in Stuttgart.
He was founded in 1968 by Frieder Bernius, who continues to lead him to this day, while still studying music. Depending on the programme, the choir performs in changing ensembles from the 16-voice vocal ensemble to the 80-voice oratory choir. The choir is organized as; professional singers are invited to the ten or so choral projects each year. The choir is regarded as one of the leading Ensembles of its kind in Germany.
The Ensemble receives invitations to all major European Festivals and concerts in renowned concert halls. It was invited to Vienna, Sydney and Seoul for the 1st, 4th and 10th World Symposium for choral music. His worldwide Reputation is documented by regular North America and Asian Tours since 1988 as well as a South America tour. Since 1984, the top ensemble has also been a guest in Israel every two years, again in September 2015 as part of the 50-year diplomatic relations between Germany and Israel.
The choir's Repertoire ranges from ancient music of romanticism to contemporary music. In the baroque and classical Repertoire, the choir works closely with the Baroque Orchestra Stuttgart, also founded by Frieder Bernius in 1982, and with the Hofkapelle Stuttgart. The choir participated in all major European choral festivals and was regularly invited to concert tours In Germany and abroad. Of the more than 70 records and CD recordings, many received the German record Critics ' Award, The Edison or the Diapason d'or.
The Stuttgart Chamber Choir also produced a large number of world premieres of contemporary compositions, including Theodor W. Adorno, Heimo pea, Johann Nepomuk David, Karl Michael Komma, Karl Marx, Arthur Dangel, Volker Planggg, Augustinus Franz Kropfreiter, Gerald Bennett, Albrecht Imescheid, Winfried Toll, David Kosviner and Charlotte since then.