Effective period / Period of releases: 2000

Members: Heiner Herzog, Ulrike Kunze, Ulrich Kiefer, Adrian Rovatkay, Friedmann Wollheim, Thomas Käppler, Juliane Laake, Klaus Eichhorn, Guido Titze, Renée Allen, Michael Dücker, Andrea Theinert, Ursula Bruckdorfer, Lothar Haass, Helmut Branny, Norbert Schuster, Ondřej Štajnochr, Birgit Fischer (2), Leszek Firek, Almut Rux, Stefan Maass, Abigail Graham, Angela Pastor, Johannes Heim, Stefan Oetter, Barbara Reiter, Hans-Martin Rux, Wiebke Tschöpe, Margret Baumgartl, Kentaro Wada, Sebastian Krause (2), Ulrike Paetz, Clemens Schlemmer, Friederike Otto, Aki Yamauchi, Ulrike Titze, Luise Haugk, Krystof Lada, Rahel Mai, Christiane Gagelmann, Michaela Hasselt, Friederike Lehnert, Annegret Teichmann, Angelika Fritzsching, Jarek Thiel, Martina Rentzsch, Elfriede Stahmer, Stephan Katte, Steffen Neumann (2), Elisabeth Starke, Johanna Baumgärtel, Stanislaw Gojny, Astrid Brachtendorf, Michaela Bieglerova, Caroline Kersten, Karina Müller, Franziska Graefe, Robert Herden, Thomas Grosche, Čeněk Svoboda, Stephan Pätzold, Philina Gläser, Barbara Wiese, Martin Jungnickel, Friedhelm Rentzsch, Ulrike Scobel, Volker Karp, Frank Van Nooy, Anna Schall, Lucas Pohle, Christine Hesse

The Dresden Baroque Orchestra was founded in 1991 by graduates of the Dresden School of Music. They were fascinated by the new sound of baroque instruments with which a nuanced speaking play in an ideal manner possible. Over the years it became clear what the Saxon musicians had to bring in special in the early music scene: a strong emotion and expressiveness associated with significantly word embossed music, an interpretation of an unbiased, lively perspective.