The EUBO Audition courses 2012 will take place in Echternach, Luxembourg, 10-13 April (course 1) and 13-16 April (course 2). The applications must be sent by 23 March 2012. To download the application form click here.

 

We are pleased to announce that EUBO has been awarded an operating grant for 2012 under the Cultural Programme of the EC.

EUBO has been awarded a three-year agreement 2011-2013 by the European Commission to be a Cultural Ambassador of the EU.

 

         

 

EUBO is grateful to the Ministry of Culture in Luxembourg for supporting the tours and concerts.

 

EUBO supports the Europe-wide campaign

'we are more - act for culture in Europe'.

 

EUBO Residencies and Partnerships

 

EUBO is Orchestra-in-Residence in Echternach, Luxembourg in co-operation with Ville d'Echternach, Festival International, and Trifolion. Click on the link to find more information about Echternach.

 

                 

 

EUBO's residencies in 2012 include Stiftung Kloster Michaelstein in Blankenburg, Germany, Jardins d'Agrement in Amilly, France, Collegio Ghislieri in Pavia, Italy, and for the first time De Bijloke in Ghent, Belgium.

 

EUBO is Artist-in-Association with Casa da Musica in Porto, Portugal and Musikalischer Herbst in Darmstadt, Germany.

 

                                       

                                                        

 

Find out about the European Union Baroque Orchestra in a film: "presto presentation" (2 minutes)

 

The European Union Baroque Orchestra (EUBO) provides specialist baroque orchestral training to post conservatoire music students from all over Europe, selected by auditions, in preparation for concerts and tours with Lars Ulrik Mortensen, Margaret Faultless, Riccardo Minasi and Paul Agnew in 2012.

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"Bringing together talent of different backgrounds, nationalities and languages, EUBO serves as a reminder of what we can achieve by working together."

José Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission

 

EUBO is grateful to Microsoft Europe and Early Music Shop for their sponsorship.