This year started already with great performances of Sirius Quartet at the CMA and the APAP conferences. In January, Berta Epple’s new show Die Rente ist sicher! had a fantastic premiere at the Theaterhaus in Stuttgart.
This month, I am gearing up for several exciting concerts with Sirius Quartet in New York, Kansas and Maryland.
In early March, I’m heading into the studio to record with harpist Edmar Castaneda. Then we will be able to finish El Violin Latino’s new album – the Cuban Volume.
I also started a new project called European New York Jazz Collective initiated by the Theaterhaus Stuttgart. We will perform on March 30th at the annual Theaterhaus Jazz Festival during Easter week.
I was a great honor to be awarded Nr.1 Violinist in the 39th Annual Jazz Station Awards / The Best Jazz of 2017. They selected my violin performance on “Live at Birdland” with Richie Beirach – our most recent album together. Read all about it here.
Regards,
Gregor
Featured Video Sirius Quartet – New World, Nov.9, 2016 (Full version)
This is my musical comment to a crazy and very unsettling political year, with some hope for the future. WATCH >>
Composed by Gregor Huebner (Winner of NY Philharmonic’s “New World Initiative” composition competition) Performed by Sirius Quartet: Fung Chern Hwei & Gregor Huebner, violins Ron Lawrence, viola Jeremy Harman, violoncello
It is a great honor to be selected Number 1 in the Violin category for the 39th Annual Jazz Station Awards for my performance in Richie Beirach & Gregor HuebnerLive at Birdland New York (ACT).
The award selection is conducted by Los Angeles-based jazz journalist, record producer, jazz historian & jazz educator Arnaldo DeSouteiro. Mr. DeSouteiro is a voting member of NARAS-Grammy, as well as of the Jazz Journalists Association and the Los Angeles Jazz Society. More >>
After a very busy fall with teaching in Munich, performing with Sirius Quartet, Richie Beirach and finally ending the year with the tradition of playing Berta Epple’s Christmas show, I am so happy to be home to celebrate the holidays with my family. We wish you all a beautiful and quiet time during the holidays and a great start into the New Year.
Sirius Quartet has a bunch of shows lined up in 2018. Our first show is in New York City at the Chamber Music American Showcase on Saturday, January 6.
I’m really looking forward to completing El Violin Latino’s new album – the Cuban Volume in the new year too!
Here’s to a marvelous 2018,
Gregor
Video Premiere Sirius Quartet – New World, Nov.9, 2016 (Full version)
This is my musical comment to a crazy and very unsettling political year, with some hope for the future. WATCH >>
Composed by Gregor Huebner (Winner of NY Philharmonic’s “New World Initiative” composition competition) Performed by Sirius Quartet: Fung Chern Hwei & Gregor Huebner, violins Ron Lawrence, viola Jeremy Harman, violoncello
Rufus Reid Trio with Steve Allee and Duduka Da Fonseca, featuring the Sirius Quartet
SIRIUS QUARTET performed on 4 tracks with THE RUFUS REID TRIO for Newvelle. Learn more about this unique recording experience and get Newvelle’s Second Season – Full Box Set >>
Pianist Uri Caine and violinist Gregor Huebner discuss their recent recording of an improvisation of Beethoven’s ‘Pastoral’ Symphony for the The Beethoven Pastoral Project.
The BEETHOVEN PASTORAL PROJECT invites artists around the world to establish a network and join forces, to make their own interpretations of Ludwig van Beethoven’s ‘Pastoral’ Symphony, and through their creativity shape a powerful statement about environmental protection and sustainable development – for a better world for all of us!
Ensembles and individual artist from around the world are invited to perform Beethoven’s ‘Pastoral’ Symphony on June 5th, 2020, the United Nations World Environment Day. Before this, they are asked to share their artistic engagement with this work on the project website, linking this to the objectives of the Paris Climate Change Agreement with a statement about the protection of the environment.
The Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68, also known as the Pastoral Symphony is a symphony composed by Ludwig van Beethoven in 1808.
Video Credit:
Simon C.F. Yu
Miki Takashima, assistant