Marcus Bosch

Marcus Bosch is a German conductor of German and Brazilian lineage, given birth to in Heidenheim. As a kid, he used several instruments, like the clarinet, dual bass, piano, and body organ. He continued to review piano and dual bass in Heidelberg and Mannheim, where he also pursued research in musicology and performing. In 1993, Bosch received the first performing competition at Baden-Württemberg. In 1990, Bosch founded vocapella, a choral and instrumental outfit, plus they released albums of Handel’s Messiah, Brahms’ Ein deutsches Requiem, and Mendelssohn’s Elijah. Bosch also offered from 1993 to 2002 as music movie director from the Beethoven Choir in Ludwigshafen. Bosch kept conducting positions using the Heidelberger Schloßfestspiele, the Theatre in Pfalzbau Ludwigshafen, the Osnabrück Condition Theatre, the Wiesbaden Condition Opera, as well as the Saarbrücken Condition Opera. He also carried out the Hallé Philharmonic Condition Orchestra as well as the Bünden Chamber Orchestra, before getting the overall music movie director of the town of Aachen in 2002, where he oversaw opera productions in the Aachen Theater and concerts using the Aachen Symphony Orchestra. Between 2003 and 2010, Bosch documented the original variations of Bruckner’s symphonies using the Aachen Symphony Orchestra for the audiophile label Coviello Classics. This year 2010, he came back to his hometown of Heidenheim to become the artistic movie director of the summertime opera festival, aswell the director from the Flims Waldhaus concerts in Switzerland. From the 2011-2012 time of year, Bosch was the music movie director from the Nuremberg Staatstheater.