The Egyptian soprano Fatma Said and the MGV Walhalla zum Seidlwirt are Eisler alumni and return to the School for a joint benefit concert organized by the Patrons.

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Brigitte Fassbaender is a voice teacher with a sensational career as a mezzo-soprano, director and artistic director. The three-day master class is open to the public.

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Klangzeitort, the joint Institute for New Music of the UdK Berlin and the Eisler, will present new compositions by students and guests from Dresden and Karlsruhe at the festival. Admission free.

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Alumnus Kens Lui becomes 1st Kapellmeister of the Hofkapelle of the Meiningen State Theatre, and Keuntae Park Associate Conductor of the Filarmonica Banatul Timișoara. Both completed their studies with Prof Christian Ehwald and Prof Alexander Vitlin.

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The Eisler graduate from the class of Prof. Antje Weithaas has been teaching as Professor of Violin at the HMDK Stuttgart since the winter semester 2024/25.

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The Eisler alumnus was appointed to a double bass professorship at the University of Music and Dance in Munich. The solo double bassist of the DSO Berlin studied with Prof Esko Laine and Janne Saksala.

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The Mozarteum University Salzburg has appointed Eisler alumnus German Tcakulov to a professorship for viola in fall 2024.

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Kyumin Park is a finalist in the Joseph Joachim Violin Competition 2024. He is a master's student in the class of Prof. Antje Weithaas.

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Eisler alumna Mayumi Kanagawa has won first prize at the George Enescu International Violin Competition 2024.

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Great joy for our voice studies program: Baritone Samueol Park won 1st prize at the ARD Music Competition in Munich. He is studying for his Konzertexamen with Prof. Ewa Wolak.

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The wind quintet from Prof. Martin Spangenberg's chamber music class is also continuing the Eisler's success story at the renowned competition in Munich.

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Astor Cortabarria will become deputy principal double bass with the Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra in Copenhagen, Vojislav Veselinov will join the Northwest German Philharmonic Orchestra in Herford and Tamir Chuzhoy will take up a tutti position with the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra.

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For the opening of the new academic year 2024|25, professors and students will perform works by Mozart, Strauss and Bach.

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The Czech-Chilean tenor and voice professor Hanns Stein has died at the age of 97. During the Pinochet dictatorship, he taught at the Eisler in exile from 1973 to 1980.

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Omar El-Abidin, Laura Melero and Haris Dzanic from the percussion class of Prof Franz Schindlbeck, Prof Rainer Seegers, Prof Biao Li and Prof Sanja Fister are taking up positions in renowned orchestras.

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Wolfgang Rihm, Honorary Senator of the School, died on 27 July 2024 at the age of 72 in Ettlingen after a long and serious illness.

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Daniel Kurz is principal clarinettist of the Kammerakademie Potsdam and Sophie Pardatscher was successful at the audition of the Deutsche Oper Berlin as deputy principal clarinettist/es-clarinet.

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Balder Dendievel will be principal oboist in the Philzuid Symphony Orchestra in the Netherlands and Janos Wollenweber won the audition to become principal oboist of the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra. Their audition period begins in autumn 2024.

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This year, the Bayreuth Festival is staging a children's version of Wagner's opera ‘The Flying Dutchman’. Kerem Hillel from the Eisler directing class has staged the children's opera.

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The pianist, long-time colleague and professor of the School Georg Sava has died at the age of 90. He taught at the Eisler from 1997 to 2012.

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The Canadian pianist and Lied accompanist from Prof Wolfram Rieger's class will be awarded the DAAD Prize 2024.

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