3 days of intensive work! Studio production, hot-blooded music and a TV portrait about Christine Rauh. It’s December and bitterly cold. In freezing temperatures my 340 year old, Italian Giovanni Battista Rogeri cello particularly …
more »Commemorating the 16th anniversary of Isang Yun’s death Christine Rauh returns to Berlin. Together with her longtime pianist Johannes Nies she gives a concert as an homage to Isang Yun. “I got to know …
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Award as one of the ‘Top 100 Women of Tomorrow’ Christine Rauh is appointed as one of the ‘Top 100 Women of Tomorrow’ by the German Federal Government. Please view press release here: christine-rauh-top-100-women-of-tomorrow.pdf …
more »Germany’s oldest classical music prize is awarded to Christine Rauh. The history of the Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Prize dates back as far as 1878. This prize’s institution was meant an idealistic present of the …
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First Prize and Special Prize for her outstanding Isang Yun interpretation goes to Christine Rauh. Congrats! The Korea Times “I’m so glad I won just this very competition; I got to know Isang Yun’s …
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The Baden-Baden Philharmonic awarded cellist Christine Rauh this years Stennebrüggen Prize. Watch and listen Christine Rauh and Baden-Baden Philharmonic performing Dvoraks Cello Concerto. “It was wonderful playing the Dvorak Cello Concerto. I believe it …
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This album marks a very personal statement. Christine put together a team of classic and jazz musicians resulting in a very diversified and exciting album. Most of the tracks on this release are world premiere recordings.
The education programme “Kleine Ohren” of the Deutsche Radio Philharmonie Saarbrücken Kaiserslautern makes unknown music come to life: Christine Rauh plays the cello concerto of Ukrainian composer Nikolai Kapustin. SWR2 music editor Sabine Fallenstein talked to her.
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO – KLASSIK.TV OPERA BOX WITH CHRISTINE RAUH
Christine Rauh moderates the entertaining klassik.tv show ‘Opera Box’ where she presents Mozart’s opera “The Marriage of Figaro”.
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