Effective period / Period of releases: 2019

Members: Bernhard Großlercher, Werner Heidrich, Sophia Goidinger-Koch, Robert Bischoff, Edith Morandell, Klaus Telfser, Claudia Norz, Elisabeth Fuss, Monika Grabowska, Lydia Huber (2), Hans Georg Morre, Thomas Mächtinger, Ingrid Rohrmoser, Ingrid Pörnbacher, Karlheinz Siessl, Armin Graber, Boris Schaffert, Lukas Praxmarer, Martha Kneringer, Cornelia Senoner, Birgit Berger, Veronika Seidl, Richard Schober, Stephan Mossmann, Barbara Riccabona, Nathan Chizzali, Evi Schintlmeister, Susanne Schöch, Verena Zauner, Sibille Huber, Petra Belenta, Anita Martinek, Andreas Oblasser, Gabriele Rendl, Birgit Grabenbauer, Reingard Grünwald, Martin Temmel, Susanne Mattle, Monika Bazgier, Martin Rottensteiner, Klaus Schneider (7), Michael Köck, Johann Niederbacher, Karin Dorfmann, Maurizio Redegoso-Kharitian, Eduard Ploner, Franz Köhle, Elena Kodin, Matthias Ender, Christoph Gapp, Monika Schieferer, Hannes Hasenauer, Michael Riccabona, Bettina Schlichther, Esther Neumann, Ines Oberleitner, Thomas Mächtlinger, Hannes Reiterer, Lydia Kurz, Anna Müller (2), Werner Kreidl, Stefanie Brunner, Barbara Oblasser, Stefan Matt (2), Martina Rifesser, Ruth Unterkofler, Sylvia Gruschina, Klaus Nerdinger, Sarah Kurz, Maria Kaluzhskikh, Manfred Lugger, Johannes Huber, Barbara Fischer (4), Anja Schaller, Jelena Nerdinger, Kathrin Schennach, Erhard Ploner, Martina Saxer, Roland Wildauer, Gerd Bachmann, Andreas Trenkwalder, Elena Arcini, Veronika Abermann, Gerlinde Singer, Stephan Moosmann, Michael Juen, Markus Huber (7), Sonja Melzer, Günter Zobl, Evi Singer, Claudia Ortner, Alexandra Lechner (2)

Symphony orchestra based in Innsbruck, Austria.
Principal conductor: Karlheinz Siessl
Founded in 1998, its members have specialized in performing and recording lesser known works by Tyrolian composers of the past and the present, with frequent world premiere performances of works by contemporary composers, such as Franz Baur and Manuela Kerer, and by ancient ones, such as Johann Rufinatscha.