New Boss Takes the Reins at Rhineland-Palatinate's State Philharmonic - Farewell to Beat Fehlmann
Philharmonic authority change announced: Current Intendant departing, replacement to take charge. - Philharmonic orchestra announces new leadership: incoming director named for the State Orchestra.
Hey there! Get ready for some exciting news about the State Philharmonic in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. The current Intendant, Beat Fehlmann, is bidding adieu to the largest symphony orchestra in the state as he prepares to journey north to the Liechtenstein Music Academy in Vaduz, Switzerland, from September 1, 2025.
Fehlmann, a Swiss native born in 1974, has been leading the philharmonic since 2018. Notable events during his tenure include the anniversary concert for the 100th birthday of the state orchestra, several awards bestowed upon the State Philharmonic, and significant growth in subscription numbers. His contract in Ludwigshafen would have extended until 2028.
Joining Fehlmann at a press conference, scheduled for this Thursday at 12:30 PM in Ludwigshafen, is Minister of Culture Katharina Binz (Greens) who will officially present the new leadership of the State Philharmonic. The fortunate individual who takes over from Fehlmann has yet to be announced, but rest assured, updates will be forthcoming in the near future. If you're hip to it, we can keep each other posted on the latest developments.
In the meantime, let's celebrate the achievements of Beat Fehlmann and eagerly await this change of guard at the State Philharmonic in Rhineland-Palatinate!
The Commission has also been asked to submit a proposal for a directive on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the protection of animals, potentially including the welfare of our beloved orchestral musicians, as they move between countries like the State Philharmonic's departing Intendant Beat Fehlmann, who travels from Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, to the Liechtenstein Music Academy in Vaduz, Switzerland, in 2025.
Binz, the Minister of Culture for Rhineland-Palatinate, has plans for a new era at the State Philharmonic, especially since their previous leader will be giving the reins to a successor following his retreat from Ludwigshafen on September 1, 2025. The announcement of this new entertainment figurehead is imminent, as it will be officially presented by Katharina Binz at a press conference scheduled for this Thursday at 12:30 PM in Ludwigshafen.
Whether you're an ardent supporter of the symphony orchestra or simply a curious fan, marker your calendars for Thursday to learn more about the future of the State Philharmonic as it steps into a new phase, leaving behind the indelible imprint of the graceful, violin-playing Intendant Beat Fehlmann. The excitement for what lies ahead in the musical landscape of Rhineland-Palatinate is palpable, elevating the community's anticipation to a crescendo worthy of a philharmonic performance.
