Kammerchor Stuttgart

German Chamber Choir

The Kammerchor Stuttgart, also known as the Stuttgart Chamber Choir, is a renowned German choir that was founded in 1968 by its conductor Frieder Bernius. The ensemble specializes in a cappella and choral music with orchestral accompaniment, covering a wide range of periods from early music to contemporary compositions. The choir has gained international acclaim for its precise intonation, clear sound, and interpretative depth. Over the years, the Kammerchor Stuttgart has made numerous recordings and has won several prestigious awards for its performances. Their repertoire includes works by classical composers such as Johann Sebastian Bach, whose "Matthäus-Passion" (St. Matthew Passion - BWV 244) is among the significant pieces they have performed and recorded. The choir's commitment to stylistic authenticity and expressive musicality has established it as one of the leading chamber choirs on the international stage.