Effective period / Period of releases: 1999 - 2019

Members: Gidon Kremer, Marta Sudraba, Tadas Žukauskas, Ula Ulijona, Dzeraldas Bidva, Kristina Blaumane, Zita Zemoviča, Andrejs Golykovs, Elo Ivask, Indrek Sarrap, Migle Diksaitiene, Marija Nemanyte, Inga Gylyte, Giedre Dirvanauskaite, Reinut Tepp, Andrei Valigura, Ruta Lipinaityte, Eva Bindere, Danielis Rubinas, Andrei Pushkarev, Rūta Tamutytė, Dainius Puodžiukas, Ēriks Kiršfelds, Sandis Šteinbergs, Jānis Lielbārdis, Lāsma Muceniece, Pēteris Čirkšis, Rasa Vosyliūtė, Elina Endzele, Anar Ibrahimov, Sanita Zariņa, Daniil Grishin, Vidas Vekerotas, Ilze Grudule, Мирослава Которович, Madara Jauģiete, Konstantīns Paturskis, Miglė Serapinaitė, Dainius Peseckas, Jana Ozolina, Agne Doveikaite, Indrė Čepinskienė, Peteris Sokolovskis, Marie-Helen Rannat, Gunta Ābele, Madara Pētersone, Dainius Rudvalis, Simona Venslovaitė, Santa Vižine, Zane Kalnina, Indrė Baikštytė, Kristaps Pētersons, Iurii Gavryliuk, Martynas Grigas, Agata Daraškaitė, Lina Marija Domarkaitė, Anna Maria Korczyńska, Marie-Helen Aavakivi, Semen Gurevich, Maruša Bogotaj, Aliona Rachitchi, Rūta Balčiūtė, Kaspars Vilnītis, Nikita Boriso-Glebsky, Andrejs Golikovs, Uxia Martinez Botana, Ingars Ģirnis, Stella Zake, Monika Bagdonaite

Latvian chamber ensemble founded in 1996 by Gidon Kremer. With an average age of 27, the musicians of Kremerata Baltica may give the impression of being a youth orchestra, when in fact they are a young professional orchestra. While half of the members of the orchestra are already working musicians, the other half are currently completing their studies. They have world premiered new works by a variety of primarily Eastern European composers, Kremerata Baltica was awarded a Grammy Award in 2002 in the category Classical Music: Best Small Ensemble.