Christoph Koncz Tickets

Christoph Koncz is a distinguished violinist and conductor with an international career spanning over a decade. Born in 1987 in Konstanz, Germany, he rose to prominence as a leading violinist and later as a respected conductor and music director. His work blends the precision of a seasoned virtuoso with the expressive breadth of a modern conductor, bringing fresh interpretations to classical masterworks.

From his early milestone as principal second violin of the Vienna Philharmonic at age 20, Koncz has built a remarkable portfolio as a soloist, chamber musician, and guest conductor. He currently serves as Music Director of the Orchestre National de Mulhouse (since 2023), Chief Conductor of the Deutsche Kammerakademie Neuss am Rhein, and Principal Guest Conductor of Les Musiciens du Louvre. His activities frequently span Europe and beyond, making him a globally recognized figure in classical music.

On record, Koncz has contributed to acclaimed projects, including Mozart’s Violin: The Complete Violin Concertos (Sony Classical, 2020), recorded on Mozart’s own violin with Les Musiciens du Louvre. His interpretations reflect a deep respect for historical instruments and a modern sensibility for expressive storytelling.

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Upcoming tours and performances for Christoph Koncz feature collaborations with leading orchestras around the world. In 2025, look for his appearances in Tel Aviv with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (May 2025) and Montréal with Orchestre Métropolitain de Montréal (February 2025). A debut with the Cleveland Orchestra is planned for the 2025/26 season. Stay tuned for more tour announcements and dates as they are finalized.

Artist details: Christoph Koncz has held prominent roles including Music Director of Orchestre National de Mulhouse and Chief Conductor of Deutsche Kammerakademie Neuss am Rhein. He remains actively involved with Les Musiciens du Louvre as Principal Guest Conductor, continuing to shape programs that honor classical roots while exploring contemporary repertoire.