Praised by the New York Concert Review as “effortless precision
in his intonation and intense expressiveness,” acclaimed German
violinist, Sven Stucke, has appeared with orchestras and chamber
ensembles throughout Europe, United States and Asia. Winner of the
Louise-Henriette International Violin Competition and the Queen
Sophie Charlotte International Violin Competition, Mr. Stucke has
made a number of CD and radio recordings for RBB, WDR, MDR and
SWR.
   Mr. Stucke has appeared frequently as soloist in such world-wide
prestigious concert halls as Carnegie Hall, Chamber Music Society of
the Lincoln Center, Konzerthaus Berlin, Rachmaninov Hall Moscow,
Herkulessaal Munich, Laiszhalle Hamburg, Liederhalle Stuttgart,
NDR Broadcasting Hall Hannover, and the KBS Hall in Seoul, Korea.
   Mr. Stucke is the Artistic Director of the Karwendel Music Festival
since 2015, founding member of the Karwendel String Quartett and
has been invited for masterclasses in Asia, Europe and the US.
   Mr. Stucke has been awarded scholarships of the Maggini
Foundation, International Association of Wagner Societies,
Manhattan School of Music, Associazione Intonarumori and Doms
Stiftung. As outstanding artist he collaborated with renowned artists
including Pinchas Zukerman, Vadim Gluzman, Rainer Honeck and
Augustin Dumay.
   Mr. Stucke plays on a famous 1765 T. Balestrieri violin from a
private collection.