Skip to content
Innsbrucker Festwochen der alten Musik
  • Festival
    Festival
    • History
    • Impressions
  • Program & Tickets
  • Your visit
    Your visit
    • Ticket information
    • Gift voucher
    • Good to know
    • Venues
    • Shuttle
    • Accessibility
  • Cesti Competition
    Cesti Competition
    • Registration
    • Terms & Conditions
    • Jury & Prizes
    • FAQ Cesti 2023
    • Prize winners
    • Cesti Competition 2023
  • Press
    Press
    • News
    • Publications
    • Press releases
    • Photos
  • About us
    About us
    • Team
Online Shop
DE

Homepage • About us • Team
Alessandro De Marchi (© Sandra Hastenteufel) © Sandra Hastenteufel Alessandro De Marchi (© Sandra Hastenteufel)
Alessandro De Marchi

Since 2010, Alessandro De Marchi has been the artistic director of the Innsbruck Festival of Early Music. He studied organ and composition at the conservatory of Santa Cecilia in his native Rome and then went on to study harpsichord, basso continuo and chamber music at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis. In 1989, he began collaborating with René Jacobs as a harpsichordist and assistant. After completing his studies, Alessandro de Marchi appeared as a harpsichord soloist in concerts and as a recitative accompanist in many international Baroque and Classical opera productions, until he started to pursue a successful career as a conductor.

De Marchi’s connection to the Ambras Castle Concerts and to the Innsbruck Festival of Early Music developed a long time ago. Here, he performed as concert harpsichordist and organist with ensembles including The Rare Fruits Council and together with Attilio Cremonesi. As a director of musical theatre, he conducted productions of Mozart’s "La clemenza di Tito", "Il re pastore", Pasquini’s "Sant’ Agnese", Haydn’s "L’isola disabitata", Pergolesi’s "L’Olimpiade" and "La serva padrona", Bach’s "Coffee Cantata" and Telemann’s "Flavius Bertaridus, König der Langobarden" in Innsbruck.

Markus Lutz
Markus Lutz Geschäftsführung

T — +43 512 571032
E — markus.lutz@altemusik.at

Eva-Maria Sens
Eva-Maria Sens Betriebsdirektion

T — +43 512 571032
E — evamaria.sens@altemusik.at

Andreas Aigner
Andreas Aigner Künstlerisches Betriebsbüro

T — +43 512 571032 12
E — andreas.aigner@altemusik.at

Esther Mair
Esther Mair Künstlerisches Betriebsbüro & Assistenz Betriebsdirektion

T — +43 512 571032 15
E — esther.mair@altemusik.at

Tobias Buchegger
Tobias Buchegger Künstlerisches Betriebsbüro

T — +43 512 571032 14
E — tobias.buchegger@altemusik.at

Christian Moritz-Bauer
Christian Moritz-Bauer Dramaturgie

T — +43 512 571032 16
E — christian.moritzbauer@altemusik.at

Maria Scheunpflug
Maria Scheunpflug Presse & Kommunikation

T — +43 512 571032 18
E — maria.scheunpflug@altemusik.at

Anja Falch
Anja Falch Marketing & Kooperationen

T — +43 512 571032 19
E — anja.falch@altemusik.at

Bernhard Achhorner
Bernhard Achhorner Print & Online

T — +43 512 571032 13
E — bernhard.achhorner@altemusik.at

Carlo Hasenöhrl
Carlo Hasenöhrl Präsident Freundeskreis

E — carlo.hasenoehrl@altemusik.at

fewo_2016_il matrimonio segreto_(c)Rupert Larl_Innsbrucker Festwochen (6)
Our story

Innsbruck is a centre of early music. In the renaissance and baroque eras great masters such as Paul Hofhaimer, Heinrich Isaac and Pietro Antonio Cesti were employed as musicians at the Habsburg court amidst the alpine scenery of Tirol.

Read more
Innsbrucker Festwochen der alten Musik
Newsletter registration
Address

Innsbrucker Festwochen der Alten Musik
Universitätsstraße 1
6020 Innsbruck

T +43 512 571032
F +43 512 563142
festwochen@altemusik.at

Ticket hotline

+43 512 52074-504

Follow us on
  • Press
  • Partners
  • Disclaimer
  • Terms & Conditions
bundeskanzleramt_kunst_RGB
logo_landtirol_4c.png
IBK_LOGO
raiffeisen_mit_gk_auf_gelb_4c
IKB_Logo_CMYK_Rot_Schwarz_300dpi
TIWAG
logo_wienerstaedtische_4c