Classical Music. Experience. Discover. Understand.
My name is Andreas Mildner.
I am a conductor, pianist and music communicator.
I bring people into contact with classical music.
Vividly, directly, and clearly.
The Aha Moment
Classical music is not a mystery. It simply needs to be well told.
We humans are made to understand music intuitively.
You do not need to know anything beforehand. Only be curious.
Services
Beyond the stave
Music Communication
I bring composers, their music and their time to life, and make connections understandable.
Without technical jargon. With substance.
For newcomers and experienced listeners alike.
Concerts
Making music together requires trust, structure and openness.
I work collaboratively, clearly, with stylistic awareness and sensitivity to sound.
At the piano I am a conductor with hands on the keys.
As a conductor I am an ensemble musician with hands in the air.
A Firework Display of Ideas
I develop individual ideas and creative formats.
For cultural institutions and ensembles.
From the initial idea to its implementation.
Repertoire
Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern and Contemporary.
Music that speaks to me I can bring to life, to sound, to sing, to speak. At the piano or as a conductor. With small or large ensembles.
Orchestral and Choral Works
From the 17th to the 20th century, from Bach to Tamberg.
Opera, Operetta and Musical
From "Don Giovanni" to "Into the Woods".
Piano and Chamber Music
From the 17th to the 21st century, from Bach to Morricone.
About me
I studied piano and conducting in Lucerne and Hamburg.
I know the stage and the reality behind it.
My artistic work is shaped by musical depth and analytical clarity.
I studied law in Fribourg (Switzerland).
Through my professional experience as a lawyer I bring a solid understanding of legal, organisational and economic contexts.
This combination is what makes me unique.
Contact Form
Contact me for enquiries and offers.
Possible offers
How we understand music
A selection.
"Perhaps not virtuoso today. Respectfully, F. Liszt"
Date:
Location: A room with a piano
Franz Liszt was the greatest piano virtuoso of his time, and perhaps still is. What does that mean? What do we know about how Liszt played the piano? Why is Liszt considered a second-rate composer? Using his second Ballade from 1853 as a starting point, we delve into Liszt's life and musical world, with film, text, and musical examples.
Duration: approx. 75 minutes
Cost: by arrangement
A concert. A stage performance.
Date:
Location: A hall with good acoustics
In an age of constant access to the entire recorded classical music catalog, it's worthwhile to rethink concerts and stage performances. This can be achieved with moderated formats and accessible introductions that spark the audience's curiosity and make the music more engaging.
Duration: approx. 75 minutes or according to program
Cost: by arrangement
Music communication for schools: No fear of classical music!
Date:
Location: A school building
Classical music is alive. It is not only for audiences in evening dress sitting silently in dark concert halls. The film "Barbie" (2023) begins with classical music. But which piece? And why?
Duration: approx. 45 minutes
Cost: by arrangement