Patrick Dreier

Patrick Dreier (* 1964 in Appenweier ) is a German trumpeter, baroque trumpeter and conductor.

activity

Dreier studied with Erden Bilgen at the Freiburg University of Music and at the Cologne University of Music with Adam Bauer and Stanko Selak . Initially lecturer for trumpet at the Freiburg University of Education . Currently in Cologne as a freelance musician with engagements at the Cologne Opera , the Cologne Young Philharmonic, the Cologne Symphony Orchestra, the MDR Symphony Orchestra and the Starlight Express Bochum musical . Dreier also played as solo trumpeter with the Bavarian Chamber Philharmonic , the Bonn Classical Philharmonic , at the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus and at the Deutsche Oper am Rhein in the symphony orchestra of the Düsseldorf Old Town. In addition to the classical trumpet, Dreier's activity today focuses on the baroque / natural trumpet and historical performance practice as a whole. Since 1994 member of the New Rhenish Chamber Orchestra Cologne and the Bremen Baroque Orchestra Les Enchantants. He is the director and member of the cathedral brass section of the High Cathedral in Cologne ; outside of the sacred area, the formation operates as Cologne Brass.

Hector Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique Zig-Zag Territoires. Anima Eterna under the direction of Jos van Immerseel. ECHO Klassik Prize Winner 2010, Symphonic Recording of the Year
Valentin Rathgeber : Augsburg table confection. The newly opened orchestra (directed by Jürgen Sonnentheil) with canto tanto
IB Singer: Zlateh the goat, musically implemented by Henrik Albrecht
Ottorino Respighi: Fixed novels (Arr. Dominik Arz). Cologne Trumpet Quartet
Georg Friedrich Handel: Overtures. Orchestra of Cologne Chamber Musicians, Hermann Max Dormagener / Rheinische Kantorei FM Bartholdy: Elias
Music by JS Bach, GP Telemann, J.-M. LeClair and A. Vivaldi. Chamber ensemble Cologne
The Gold Collection, Vol. 8: Music by Gluck, Mozart, Brahms. Bavarian Chamber Philharmonic (conductor E. Plasson)
Bach: Mass in B minor and FM Bartholdy: Te Deum, live from St. Nicolai (Hameln), St. Paulus (Göttingen) and St. Dionys (Stadtoldendorf).