Dusseldorfer Symphoniker.
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Ever heard of the Düsys? What sounds like a dangerous virus is in reality the affectionate abbreviation for one of Germany's most famous orchestras - the Düsseldorf Symphoniker.
Actually the association with a virus is not that far-fetched because the Düsys’ sounds are extremely infectious. Although one normally avoids any risk of infection, take the risk and enjoy the pleasure of the Düsseldorf Symphonic.
From Beethoven and Bruckner thru Mahler and Mendelssohn to Tschaikowsky, the Düsseldorf Symphonic perform great music in its purest form. Inspiring all senses, one can enjoy the multifarious musical implementation of many compositions in two unique Dusseldorf cultural sites - the auditorium, Tonhalle and the opera, Deutsche Oper am Rhein. They create the musical homes for the 130 orchestra members and their enthusiastic audiences.
The cooperation between orchestra and opera is strongly influenced by the baton of international conductor John Fiore who his both principal conductor of the Deutsche Oper am Rhein and musical director of the Düsseldorf Symphonic. More...
