Rohema Conducting

14/09/2025

📺 ON TV TONIGHT! 🎉
ROHEMA is featured on the popular German quiz show "Kaum zu glauben!" – hosted by Kai Pflaume – airing tonight on NDR! 😍

We had the chance to be part of the show and let’s just say: it’s going to be fun and exciting! 😄

📍 Channel: NDR
🕙 Time: 22:10
🗓 Date: 14.09.2025

We’re proud to have been involved and can’t wait to hear if you’d have guessed the right answer! 😏

➡️ Tune in & play along! 📺
Let us know what you think! 💬

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05/08/2025

A very warm welcome Nur Fahlevi Pratama

Nur Fahlevi Pratama (he/they) is Boston-based Indonesian conductor, composer, tenor and pianist currently pursuing a Master of Music in Orchestral Conducting at the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, where they study under Bruce Hangen, with additional training by Vimbayi Kaziboni. A recipient of scholarships from The Colburn Foundation and the Rouben Gregorian Fund, Pratama’s work centers inclusive programming and musical
storytelling rooted in their identity as a q***r, Muslim-raised artist of colour. Their
background in composition and performance includes studies at California State University Northridge (cum laude), Berklee College of Music, and The Juilliard School.
They have conducted the Boston Conservatory Orchestra, contraBAND Contemporary Ensemble, and Brightwork Ensemble, and performed as a chorus tenor with Boston Lyric Opera's production of Aïda, with extensive experience in conducting across multiple media such as film, live theatre, opera and contemporary music. Pratama is committed to expanding the repertoire through works by underrepresented voices and creating
space for dialogue, healing and transformation through music.

09/07/2025

Welcome Mr.Baracco...👏

Originally from Burgundy, Bastien began playing the trumpet at the age of 7. Alongside his training as an orchestral musician, he began a course in orchestral conducting with Philippe Cambreling, Grand Prix winner at the Besançon International Conducting Competition in 1981. In 2021, he began his trumpet studies at the Lucerne University of Music. He completed his Bachelor's degree there in 2025, obtaining the highest possible grade and the congratulations of the jury. Taking part in the academies of the Orchestre Français des Jeunes and the Lucerne Festival, Bastien never ceased to strive to master his playing and accumulated experience as an orchestral musician with renowned conductors such as Susanna Mälkki, Sir George Benjamin, Michael Schønwandt and Julien Chauvain.

From 2024, he devoted more time to conducting, joining Jean-François Verdier's class in France and Clemens Heil's in Switzerland. Since then, Bastien has accumulated a wealth of experience as an assistant conductor, working with Herbert Blomstedt and the Orchestre de Paris on Anton Bruckner's 8th Symphony and with his teacher Clemens Heil on Benjamin Britten's opera 'The Turn of the Screw'. He is regularly invited to take part in masterclasses with leading pedagogues such as Nicolas Pasquet, Johannes Schlaefli and Scott Sandmeier throughout Europe. Since 2021, Bastien has been artistic director of the Collectif Licht and recently co-founded the Labor Sinfonieorchester, of which he is principal conductor.

We look forward to working with you!

21/05/2025

We warmly welcome you to Rohema Conducting - Federico Frigo

Federico Frigo is a Swiss conductor with a growing presence on the international music scene. A passionate musician since childhood, he began with percussion at the age of six before studying Composition at the Conservatorio Verdi in Milan.

The first Swiss graduate of the Italian Conducting Academy in Milan under M° Gilberto Serembe, he has led orchestras across Spain, Germany, Hungary, Czech Republic, Italy, and beyond—collaborating with orchestras such as the NWD Philharmonie, Orchestra della Toscana and the Hradec Králové Philharmonic.

Federico has also served as assistant conductor at major opera houses, including: Teatro alla Scala, Staatsoper Hamburg and Semperoper Dresden.

Foto by Walter Coccarelli

24/04/2025

Welcome Andrea Gasperin – Conductor

Winner of the "Golden Baton" at the World Music Contest in Kerkrade (NL) in 2013, the only Italian in the history of the competition, he has earned other important international recognitions leading various ensembles in Europe, as well as in renowned orchestral conducting competitions.
Maestro Gasperin, a trumpet graduate, has collaborated as an instrumentalist with many orchestras in Italy and abroad, as well as a soloist with chamber groups and jazz ensembles.
He studied wind orchestra conducting with José Rafael Pascual-Vilaplana and graduated with honours from the ISEB in Trento (IT) under the tutelage of Jan Cober and Felix Hauswirth. He also graduated in
orchestral conducting from the Royal Conservatory in The Hague (NL) and the Royal Conservatory of Brussels (BE) as the top student with "La plus grande mención." Additionally, he studied composition and music education.
In his career, Andrea Gasperin has been the principal conductor of several wind orchestras and ensembles in Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain, guest conductor with both professional bandswind orchestras (Municipal Band of Barcelona, La Coruña, Santiago de Compostela among others) and symphony orchestras, for both symphonic programs and opera, such as the Arena di Verona, the Symphony Orchestra of Friuli Venezia-Giulia (IT), the Orchèstre Philharmonique Royal de Liège (BE), the North Netherlands Orchestra (NL) and the Bolshoi Theatre (United Kingdom), among others.
Gasperin is the principal conductor of the Brixiae Harmoniae Wind Orchestra (IT), artistic director of the Sociedad Ateneo Musical de Cullera (ES) and conductor of its Symphonic Wind Orchestra, professor of wind ensemble music at the Conservatory of Cagliari and of wind orchestra conducting at the Conservatory of Milan (IT) and continues his activity as guest conductor, jury member, and
conducting teacher.

Photo by: Zircus

15/03/2025

Welcome to "Rohema Conducting" - Öykü Yanık

Born in Istanbul, Öykü Yanık is an accomplished conductor known for her exceptional talent and dedication to classical music. She began her journey at seven years old by playing violin and later studied violin, composition, and orchestra conducting in Istanbul. Currently, she advances her training at the Milano Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory under the mentorship of Vittorio Parisi.

Since the 2022/2023 season, Öykü has collaborated with esteemed orchestras including the Leipzig Symphony Orchestra, Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra, Metz-Grand Est National Orchestra, Navigli Symphony Orchestra, Çukurova State Symphony Orchestra, and the Turkish State Choir. In the 2023/2024 season, she assisted CRR Symphony Orchestra and Istanbul State Opera Orchestra musicians. She worked with renowned artists such as Pietro Spagnoli in productions of Don Giovanni and The Barber of Seville. She was selected as an assistant conductor for the 2024 Saluzzo Opera Academy and was awarded the "Women Stars of Tomorrow" fellowship by the prestigious Istanbul Music Festival and the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (IKSV) in 2024.

Her mentors include Michel Tabachnik, Martin Sieghart, Georg Grün, Serdar Yalcin, David Reiland, Murat Cem Orhan, Ekhart Wycik and Gábor Takács-Nagy. Öykü has also excelled in competitions such as Citta di Milano and Alceo Gallieri. Recently, she won the T4T Turandot Conducting Competition in Milan, which granted her a full production of Turandot with Orchestra Filarmonica Italiana and collaborations with "Casa Ricordi" for the 2025/2026 season.

Yanık is currently sponsored by "Rohema Conducting Batons" in Germany.

Öykü Yanık, geboren in Istanbul, ist eine renommierte Dirigentin, bekannt für ihr außergewöhnliches Talent und ihre Hingabe zur klassischen Musik. Ihre musikalische Reise begann im Alter von sieben Jahren mit dem Violinspiel. Später studierte sie Violine, Komposition und Orchesterleitung in Istanbul. Derzeit setzt sie ihre Ausbildung am Konservatorium Giuseppe Verdi in Mailand unter der Leitung von Vittorio Parisi fort.

Seit der Saison 2022/2023 hat Öykü mit angesehenen Orchestern zusammengearbeitet, darunter das Leipziger Symphonieorchester, die Mährische Philharmonie, das Nationalorchester Metz-Grand Est, das Navigli Symphonieorchester, das Staatliche Symphonieorchester Çukurova und der Türkische Staatschor. In der Saison 2023/2024 assistierte sie Musikern des CRR Symphonieorchesters und des Istanbuler Staatsopernorchesters. Sie arbeitete mit renommierten Künstlern wie Pietro Spagnoli bei Produktionen von Don Giovanni und Der Barbier von Sevilla. Sie wurde als Assistenzdirigentin für die Saluzzo Opera Academy 2024 ausgewählt und erhielt das Stipendium "Women Stars of Tomorrow" des prestigeträchtigen Istanbul Musikfestivals und der Istanbul Stiftung für Kultur und Kunst (IKSV) im Jahr 2024.

Zu ihren Mentoren zählen Michel Tabachnik, Martin Sieghart, Georg Grün, Serdar Yalcin, David Reiland, Murat Cem Orhan, Ekhart Wycik und Gábor Takács-Nagy. Öykü hat auch bei Wettbewerben wie Citta di Milano und Alceo Gallieri hervorragende Leistungen erbracht. Kürzlich gewann sie den T4T Turandot Dirigierwettbewerb in Mailand, der ihr eine vollständige Produktion von Turandot mit dem Orchestra Filarmonica Italiana und Zusammenarbeit mit "Casa Ricordi" für die Saison 2025/2026 einbrachte.

Yanık wird derzeit von "Rohema Conducting Batons" aus Deutschland gesponsert.

13/12/2024

Die neue Rohema Taktstocktasche bietet Platz für 2 Taktstöcke mit bis zu 45 Zentimetern Länge. Die Tasche ist 280 Gramm leicht und besteht aus formstabilem, stoßdämpfendem und wasserfestem Material. Der hochwertige Reißverschluss bleibt auch nach häufigem Gebrauch stabil und leichtgängig.
Das kompakte und elegante Design macht die Rohema Taktstocktasche zu einem idealen Begleiter für jeden Dirigenten. Das wichtigste Werkzeug bleibt immer sicher verpackt.

The new Rohema baton bag offers space for 2 batons with a length of up to 450 millimeters. The bag weighs 280 grams and is made of dimensionally stable, shock-absorbing and waterproof material. The high-quality zipper retains its stability and ease of movement even after frequent use.
The compact and elegant design makes the Rohema baton case the perfect companion for every conductor. The most important tools are kept safely packed at all times.

More information 👉 https://www.rohema.de/en/accessories/baton-case/

01/09/2024

Besonders leicht, eine neuartige Griffform und zwei verschiedene Längen und Farben. Das sind unsere neuen Taktstockmodelle „Achat“ und „Rubin“.

Beide für sich bringen Leichtigkeit, dezente Optik und ein angenehmes Griffgefühl zusammen. Der ergonomisch geformte Griff aus Black Hornwood liegt in nahezu jeder Handhaltung sehr angenehm in der Hand. Abgerundet wird die Haptik mit einem natürlichen Finish auf Wachs-Öl Basis.

Während der Achat 36 cm misst, bietet der Rubin mit 40 cm etwas mehr Länge. Mit nur 15 Gramm Gewicht und einem weit hinten am Griff liegenden Balancepunkt eignen sich beide Taktstöcke auch für ausdauernde Einsätze.

Particularly light, a new handle shape and two different lengths and colours. These are our new baton models ‘’Achat‘’ and ‘’Rubin‘’.

Both combine lightness, a discreet look and a comfortable grip. The ergonomically shaped handle made of Black Hornwood is very comfortable to hold in almost any conducting position. The feel is rounded off with a natural wax-oil finish.

While the Achat measures 36 cm, the Rubin is slightly longer at 40 cm. Weighing just 15 grams and featuring a far back balance point, both batons are also suitable for enduring use.

20/08/2024

Liszt

Der Rohema "Liszt" ist ein klassischer Holztaktstock aus naturbelassener Deutscher Weißbuche, mit einer Länge von 450 Millimetern (17.717″). Mit 10 Gramm Gewicht ist er etwas schwerer als die Modelle Schubert oder
Bach. Der Griff hat einen Durchmesser von 10 Millimetern und ist optisch sowie haptisch abgesetzt. Das sorgt für eine bessere Orientierung und lässt den Taktstock sicher in der Hand liegen.

The Rohema “Liszt” is a classic wooden baton made of untreated German hornbeam, with a length of 450 millimeters (17.717″). With a weight of 10 grams, it is slightly heavier than the Schubert or Bach models.
The handle has a diameter of 10 millimeters and is visually and haptically set off. This ensures better orientation and allows the baton to lie securely in the
hand.

https://www.rohema.de/produkte/liszt-taktstock/

31/07/2024