Tiroler Symphonieorchester Innsbruck

Symphony orchestra based in Innsbruck (Austria), founded in 1893 as "Stadtorchester Innsbruck" by the music educator Martin Spörr on the occasion of the first "Tiroler Landesausstellung". It is located at the Tiroler Landestheater Innsbruck, playing opera and theatre performances as well as many concerts per year. In 1997 the orchestra was officially renamed from Symphonieorchester Innsbruck into Tiroler Symphonieorchester Innsbruck. Chief conductors: - Martin Spörr (1893–1901) - Karl Krafft-Lortzing (1901–1907) - Josef Werner (1907–1914) - Max Köhler (1914–1918) - Emil Schennich (1918–1928) - Rudolf Kattnigg (1928–1934) - Fritz Weidlich (1935–1942, 1945–1952) - Kurt Rapf (1953–1960) - Robert Wagner (4) (1960–1966) - Karl Randolf (1966–1972) - Edgar Seipenbusch (1972–1992) - Kasper de Roo (1992–1997) - Georg Schmöhe (1997–2004) - Dietfried Bernet (2005–2008) - Georg Fritzsch (2009–2011) - Christoph Altstaedt (2011–2013) - Francesco Angelico (2013–2017) - Kerem Hasan (2019-...)