Conductor

Chorus Director

Professor of Choral Conducting

EPSG:4326

Guest performance in Würzburg

Neubaukirche

Guest performance in Würzburg, 1st performance

Carl Rütti: Requiem for soloists, chorus, string orchestra, harp and organ

Requiem

Stadtpfarrkirche Tirschenreuth

Carl Rütti: Requiem for soloists, choir, string orchestra, harp and organ. Part of the city of Regensburg's 2022 cultural annual theme "Zwischentöne" ("In-Between Tones").

Kirche St. Andreas

Choral concert by the vocal ensemble Cantabile Regensburg under the direction of Prof. Matthias Beckert, as part of the 2018 annual theme "Stadt – Land – Fluss" (City – Country – River). Program featuring works from late Romanticism to contemporary musical language.

drei!Klang – Choral Concert with Works by Koessler, Gárdonyi, Buchenberg

Niedermünsterkirche

A festive a cappella concert of double-choir masterpieces; the highlight is a 16-voice sound piece by Wolfram Buchenberg. Program includes works by Hans Koessler and by father and son Gördonyi.

Three Kings Concert

Augustinerkirche

Festive a cappella choral concert for Epiphany featuring masterworks from all eras, including a 16-voice sound piece by Wolfram Buchenberg and works by Hans Koessler and father and son Gördonyi.

Epiphany Concert

Concert by the Chor Cantabile Regensburg featuring works by Wolfram Buchenberg, Hans Koessler, Gördonyi and Wilfried Hiller; conducted by Matthias Beckert.

Conductor, Chorus Director, Professor of Choral Conducting

Matthias Beckert

Events

Past events

Apr 18, 2026

Guest performance in Würzburg · Jenaer Philharmonie

Dec 6, 2025 - Feb 8, 2026

Guest performance in Würzburg, 1st performance · Jenaer Philharmonie

Future and recently performed repertoire

Conductor in Symphony No. 3 in D Minor by Mahler

Jenaer Philharmonie

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