Milan Turkovic
Conductor
Milan Turkovic
Conductor
Milan Turkovic
Conductor
Milan Turkovic
Conductor
Milan Turkovic
Conductor

Milan Turkovic

Conductor
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Gran Partita KV 361
Wind players of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra Milan Turkovic
»The performers, together with Milan Turković, demonstrate an unparalleled mastery of Mozart interpretation and the Viennese sound tradition—something that can be heard and felt in every single note.«

Gramola KlassikhausWien

The Wind Players of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra & Milan Turković – Gran Partita (II) Menuetto – Trio I–II

A grand wind composition of a very special kind, composed by Mr. Mozart”—this is how the work was described by a contemporary reviewer. It is now performed by the Wind Players of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Milan Turković. The work in question is Mozart’s Serenade No. 10 in B-flat major, K. 361, universally known as the “Gran Partita.” The “very special kind” of this masterpiece captivated not only Mozart’s contemporaries. To this day, its extraordinary stylistic diversity, the sweeping musical architecture spanning seven movements, and Mozart’s inexhaustible gift for melody leave listeners almost speechless—an achievement matched by few works in the history of music.

Konzert in Mattsee

Konzertreihe VI | „Gran Partita“ mit Bläsern der Münchner Philharmoniker

Konzert mit den Bläsern der Münchner Philharmoniker unter der Leitung von Milan Turkovic und Schauspieler Stefan Wilkening als Antonio Salieri.

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Biography

Milan Turkovic is one of the few internationally renowned bassoon soloists. In addition to his decades of concert activity all over the world, he has also taught at the Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts and is active as a conductor.

Discopraphy

Turkovic has recorded 14 solo CDs, covering a large part of the bassoon solo repertoire, and 17 CDs of chamber music. He can also be heard on over 200 recordings by the “Concentus Musicus”.

Publications

Milan Turkovic has led the life of a busy musician for decades. And then in 2020 - as for almost all artists - he had to put the brakes on his forced, applause-less time, which he used to put his thoughts down on paper

Press

Milan Turkovic has led the life of a busy musician for decades. And then in 2020 - as for almost all artists - he had to put the brakes on his forced, applause-less time, which he used to put his thoughts down on paper

Biography

Milan Turkovic is one of the few internationally renowned bassoon soloists. In addition to his decades of concert activity all over the world, he has also taught at the Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts and is active as a conductor.

Discopraphy

Turkovic has recorded 14 solo CDs, covering a large part of the bassoon solo repertoire, and 17 CDs of chamber music. He can also be heard on over 200 recordings by the “Concentus Musicus”.

Publications

Milan Turkovic has led the life of a busy musician for decades. And then in 2020 - as for almost all artists - he had to put the brakes on his forced, applause-less time, which he used to put his thoughts down on paper

Press

Milan Turkovic has led the life of a busy musician for decades. And then in 2020 - as for almost all artists - he had to put the brakes on his forced, applause-less time, which he used to put his thoughts down on paper

German ECHO Classical Award Winners

Classical beyond borders

Selmer Saxharmonic/Milan Turkovic
Flying Saxophone Circus

Selmer Saxharmonic an der Mediawand beim Echo Klassik am 17.10.2010 in der Philharmonie EssenFoto: BVMI / Britta Pedersen

Selmer Saxharmonic and Milan Turkovic (conductor) were awarded the Echo der Klassik 2010 for the CD “Flying Saxophone Circus” at the ZDF TV gala “Echo der Stars” at the Phlharmonie in Essen on October 17, 2010. The evening was moderated by Thomas Gottschalk

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Zeitzeugeninterview

mit Milan Turković

Milan Turkovic talks about his beginnings in Concentus Musicus as a pioneer of the second phase, about tours, rehearsals

An interview with Felix Breisach.

16.04.2025

German ECHO Classical Award Winners

Classical beyond borders

Selmer Saxharmonic/Milan Turkovic
Flying Saxophone Circus

Selmer Saxharmonic an der Mediawand beim Echo Klassik am 17.10.2010 in der Philharmonie EssenFoto: BVMI / Britta Pedersen

Selmer Saxharmonic and Milan Turkovic (conductor) were awarded the Echo der Klassik 2010 for the CD “Flying Saxophone Circus” at the ZDF TV gala “Echo der Stars” at the Phlharmonie in Essen on October 17, 2010. The evening was moderated by Thomas Gottschalk

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (CMS) is one of eleven components of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the largest performing arts complex in the world. Through its performance, education and recording/broadcasting activities, it brings chamber music to more people than any other organization of its kind.

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The international Double Reed Society (IDRS)) was founded in December 1971 and is a worldwide organization of double reed players (oboe and bassoon family), instrument manufacturers and enthusiasts.

Camerata Tokyo is a company that deals with both concert management and record production in order to promote its artists through these two media.

Ehrenmitglied bei
Ehrenmitglied bei
Ehrenmitglied bei

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (CMS) is one of eleven components of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the largest performing arts complex in the world. Through its performance, education and recording/broadcasting activities, it brings chamber music to more people than any other organization of its kind.

The International Double Reed Society (IDRS) was founded in December 1971 and is a worldwide organization of double reed players (oboe and bassoon family), instrument manufacturers and enthusiasts.

Camerata Tokyo is a company that deals with both concert management and record production in order to promote its artists through these two media.