"Freilicht" Composition for Solo Oboe by Gabriele Proy

Ivana Nikolić (oboe)

Alte Schmiede
Vienna, Austria




Ivana Nikolić and Gabriele Proy at Alte Schmiede, Vienna

Gabriele Proy
"Ave Verum Rose" Solo for harp (2024)
"Cordierit-Kugeldiorit" Solo for flute (2023)
"Opal" Duo for flute and harp (2023)

Duo "Spiritus Filum"
Leonor Maia (harp)
Francisco Barbosa (flute)

Haus der Kunst, Baden, Austria

"Weiß - Season Songs" Vocal Composition by Gabriele Proy

Ayako Tanaka (coloratura soprano)
Hiroya Ichi (violoncello)
Takashi Sato (piano)

Yatsugatake Concert Hall
Nagano, Japan


Ayako Tanaka (coloratura soprano) with Composer Gabriele Proy

Gabriele Proy
"Pinus nigra austriaca"
Trio for Trumpet, Horn and Bass Trombone (2024)
Commissioned by Orchesterakademie der Wiener Philharmoniker

Klaus Hoepfler (horn)
Julian Ritsch (trumpet)
Samuel Palmetshofer (bass trombone)
Orchestra Academy of the Vienna Philharmonic

19:30 7th of April 2024
Brahms-Saal, Musikverein Wien

Bürgermeister DI Stefan Szirucsek, Komponistin Gabriele Proy und Dr. Christine Triebnig-Löffler

Gabriele Proy
"Pinus nigra austriaca"
Trio for Trumpet, Horn and Bass Trombone (2024)
Commissioned by Orchesterakademie der Wiener Philharmoniker

Klaus Hoepfler (horn)
Julian Ritsch (trumpet)
Samuel Palmetshofer (bass trombone)
Orchestra Academy of the Vienna Philharmonic

19:00 6th of April 2024
International Baroque Days Melk Abbey 2024
Kolomanisaal, Melk Abbey




Komponistin Gabriele Proy und Abt Georg Wilfinger mit der Orchesterakademie der Wiener Philharmoniker

World Premiere "Cordierit-Kugeldiorit" by Gabriele Proy

Ulrike Anton (flute)

Schloss Goldegg, Austria


Gabriele Proy, Armin Egger, Ulrike Anton and Heinz Kaiser, Rittersaal, Schloss Goldegg, Photo: © Christian Klotz

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World Premiere "Rosarium"
Baden, 15th February 2023 19:00

"Rosarium" by Gabriele Proy

Nikola Djoric (Accordion)

Haus der Kunst
Kaiser Franz Ring 7, Baden, Austria

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World Premiere Orchestra Work "Momiji" by Gabriele Proy

Commissioned by the Wiener Concert-Verein
for the Beethoven Anniversary Year 2020

Wiener Concert-Verein
Tarmo Peltokoski (conductor)
Felix Klieser (horn)

Brahms-Saal, Musikverein Wien
Austria

https://www.viennaticket.at/de/musikverein-brahms-saal/event-13221


Photo: © Gabriele Proy 2009

World Premiere
New Concerto for Viola Solo and Orchestra by Gabriele Proy

Andrea Nikolic (Viola)
Sarajevo Philharmonic Orchestra

Vares, Bosnia and Herzegovina

World Premiere
"Hiroshima" by Gabriele Proy

Vicente Moronta (oboe)

Alte Schmiede
Kunstverein Wien
Schönlaterngasse 9
1010 Wien, Österreich

World Premiere
"Homage to Ernst Krenek" by Gabriele Proy
"Azurit" by Gabriele Proy

Armin Egger (guitar)
Prof. Gerold Gruber (opening address)

Salon Krenek in Krems/Stein
Minoritenplatz 4
3500 Krems/Stein

World Premiere
Orchestra Work "Momiji" by Gabriele Proy

Commissioned by the Wiener Concert-Verein
for the Beethoven Anniversary Year 2020

Wiener Concert-Verein Orchestra
Wiener Musikverein, Vienna, Austria

Alte Schmiede, Vienna
Samstag 11.1.2020
Beginn 19:00 Uhr

World Premiere
"Quarz" by Gabriele Proy

Kaori Nishii (piano)
Christian Heindl (opening address)

Compositions by Michael Amann, Akos Banlaky, Martina Claussen, Alejandro del Valle-Lattanzio, Denis Dufour, Alexander J. Eberhard, Karlheinz Essl, Ingmar Gritzner, Dieter Kaufmann, Katharina Klement, Volkmar Klien, Herbert Lauermann, Wolfgang Liebhart, Gerhard Präsent, Gabriele Proy, Gerald Resch, Kurt Schwertsik, Wolfgang Seierl, Elżbieta Sikora, René Staar, Philipp Tröstl, Wolfram Wagner, Ming Wang, Oliver Weber and Mia Zabelka.

World Premiere
"Sasakia charonda" by Gabriele Proy

Jubiläumskompositionsauftrag zu „150 Jahre diplomatische Beziehungen Österreich-Japan-2019“

Klavierquartett Wien mit Yoko Urata (Klavier) und Mitgliedern der Wiener Philharmoniker: Harald Krumpöck (Violine), Robert Bauerstatter (Viola) und Jörgen Fog (Violoncello).

Konzertaufführung meiner Komposition „Sasakia charonda“ in der Kyoto Concert Hall. Der voll ausgebuchte Konzertsaal ist mit Blumengestecken zu „Japan-Austria 1869-2019“ festlich geschmückt.

Herr Gesandter Direktor Dr. Vielgrader ist als Ehrengast aus Tokyo zum Konzert gekommen. Auf dem Programm stehen weitere Klavierquartette von Beethoven, Mozart und Brahms sowie Chorwerke von Mozart, die der japanische Kinderchor „Morgenglanz“ vorträgt.

World Premiere HAGAR QIM
Double concerto for guitar, marimba and string orchestra by Gabriele Proy

Christina Schorn (guitar)
Ivan Mancinelli (marimba)
Kai Roehrig (conductor)
Chamber Orchestra Hallein

Ziegelstadl, Hallein, Austria

Report on the World Premiere on RTS Salzburg TV >>



Photos: ©Proy




Photos: ©Gruber


Photo: ©Proy

World Premiere
Violin Concerto "Campanulaceae" by Gabriele Proy

Opening Concert of the Austrian Cultural Season in Belarus

Elena Denisova (violin)
Evgeny Bushkov (conductor)
State Philharmonic Orchestra of the Republic of Belarus

Philharmonic Minsk, Belarus

With many thanks to the Austrian Cultural Forum Moscow







Concert-Poster >>

1st International Campanula Music Festival

World Premiere CAMPANULA by Gabriele Proy

Elena Denisova (Campanula violin)

Club Ebene Eins, Schifferstadt, Germany


Photo: © Roman Sturm


Photo: © Roman Sturm


Photo: © Roman Sturm

Concert review in Schifferstadter Tagblatt >>

Eine Europaeische Friedensmusik 2013
Peace concert to be held as part of the "Leipzig 1813-1913-2013"
commemorations of the two hundredth anniversary of the Battle of Leipzig

World Premiere
"Frieden" for mixed choir by Gabriele Proy

Ingo Martin Stadtmueller (conductor)
Denkmalchor Leipzig

Monument to the Battle of the Nations, Leipzig, Germany

With many thanks to the Austrian Cultural Forum Berlin




Photo © Stefan Hoyer/PUNCTUM


Photo © Roland Hille

European Capital of Culture "Marseille-Provence-2013"

World Premiere "Lavandula vera" by Gabriele Proy
Austrian Commission for the European Capital of Culture "Marseille-Provence-2013"
French Premiere "Granat" by Gabriele Proy

MozARTE Quintet Salzburg

Inauguration of the new music university "Conservatoire Darius Milhaud"
in Aix-en-Provence, France

With many thanks to the Austrian Cultural Forum Paris