Corona-enforced break
Current projects had to be canceled due to the corona crisis. As soon as the general situation allows planning, we will inform about the next projects of the Roma and Sinti Philharmonic.
Scientific seminar on Roma and Sinti music
A seminar on Roma and Sinti music will take place at the Institute for Musicology at Goethe University in the current summer semester 2020. Due to the current corona situation, the seminar leader Prof. Dr. Barbara Alge is offered in digital form (video conference). The thematic focus is on music ethnological research on Sinti and Roma. The conductor Riccardo M Sahiti is participant and interview partner of this seminar.
Concert tours to Rome / Vatican and London
In the long term, preparations are underway for a concert tour of the Roma and Sinti Philharmonic in the Vatican / Rome to present the "Requiem for Auschwitz" and a program with "Roma Romanticism". A concert is also in preparation as part of the celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the first International Roma Congress in London in April 2021.
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Wiesbaden performance of the "Requiem for Auschwitz" available on CD
From now on, anyone interested can obtain a CD from the audio recording of the performance of the "Requiem for Auschwitz" from June 19, 2018 in the Wiesbaden State Theater via the Philharmonic Association. The work of Roger Moreno-Rathgeb was heard on the occasion of the memory of the deportation of Roma and Sinti to Auschwitz-Birkenau 75 years ago and thus also made direct reference to Roma and Sinti who had been deported from Wiesbaden and who did not survive the Holocaust.

Wiesbaden performance of the "Requiem for Auschwitz" available on CD
From now on, anyone interested can obtain a CD from the audio recording of the performance of the "Requiem for Auschwitz" from June 19, 2018 in the Wiesbaden State Theater via the Philharmonic Association. The work of Roger Moreno-Rathgeb was heard on the occasion of the memory of the deportation of Roma and Sinti to Auschwitz-Birkenau 75 years ago and thus also made direct reference to Roma and Sinti who had been deported from Wiesbaden and who did not survive the Holocaust.
