During the summer of 2025, Young Euro Classic brought Europe’s most outstanding youth orchestras to Berlin, celebrating passion, diversity, and virtuosity on the festival stage. From Rachmaninov’s powerful Symphonic Dances to Spanish soundscapes and…

A thrilling debut at Young Euro Classic: the Yerevan Youth Symphony Orchestra, led by Sergey Smbatyan, showcases its remarkable talent with a demanding programme. Alongside Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9, “From the New World,” the ensemble is joined by star…

The Danish National Symphony Orchestra and Fabio Luisi perform Scriabin's bubbling Poème de l'extase, which describes love and eroticism as the path to the divine.

The National Youth Orchestra of Scotland, under the direction of its chief conductor Catherine Larsen-Maguire, returns to Young Euro Classic after almost two decades. Showcasing the finest young talents of Scotland, the ensemble brings creativity…

Finally back at Young Euro Classic! Spain's national youth orchestra brings an iconic work of Spanish music, a world premiere and the showpiece of ambitious youth orchestras to Berlin.

The Romanian National Youth Orchestra under the direction of Katharina Wincor performs brilliantly at the Young Euro Classic festival with Rachmaninov's ‘Symphonic Dances’, which the composer himself described as his best work.

Jacob Collier, Grammy-winning musical prodigy from London, is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and producer known for his genre-blending albums, including the acclaimed "Djesse" series. On stage, he dazzles with boundless energy and a remarkable…

Julius Asal shines in Scriabin’s elegant and charming Piano Concerto No. 1. Asal delivers the dreamy motifs with sweetness and poetry, interspersed with dramatic, brilliant outbursts. Always in harmonious and attentive interplay with the Danish…

Scriabin's Symphony No. 3, titled Le Divin Poème (The Divine Poem), is composed in three parts with lofty French titles: Luttes (Struggles), Voluptés (Delights), and Jeu Divin (Divine Play). Scriabin transforms the traditional symphonic genre into a…

In Scriabin's series of symphonies, Symphony No. 2 from 1901 stands as the most traditional and romantic. The music transitions from a dark C minor in the first movement to a radiant C major in the finale, where the somber opening theme is…