The Ensemble Esperanza was founded in the winter of 2015 by the Music Academy in Liechtenstein in an effort to provide an education that appeals to the personality as a whole. The members are young European scholarship holders of the Music Academy and belong to the most promising musicians of their generation.
musicians of their generation. The repertoire ranges from baroque works to contemporary music, with much emphasis on a broad spectrum of musical literature. The result is a soloist ensemble of highly gifted individual talents full of refreshing joy in playing, who together blend into a homogeneous, expressive and brilliant body of sound.
In 2017, Ensemble Esperanza made its debut with four sold-out concerts as part of a mini-festival at the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg. In the same year, the young musicians received their first award, namely the "Special Achievement Award" at the "International Classical Music Awards". In 2018, the soloist ensemble received the renowned German music prize for classical music, the "OPUS KLASSIK" for the "best promotion of young musicians of the year". The young ensemble celebrated particular success with its CD cycle, which is dedicated to the four cardinal points.
The Ensemble Esperanza has already given guest performances in Germany, Croatia, Liechtenstein, Austria, Switzerland as well as in the Czech Republic and performs with renowned soloists, including Anne-Sophie Mutter, Maurice Steger, István Várdai, Jens Peter Maintz, Wolfgang Emanuel Schmidt, Chouchane Siranossian, Kian Soltani, Sara Domjanic, Dmytro Choni, Robert Neumann, Noa Wildschut or Andrei Ionita¸ . ? The collaboration with renowned and experienced musicians shapes the Ensemble Esperanza in its development and enables it to establish itself in the European musical landscape.