Michael Schöch moves between piano and organ with equal vir­tu­os­ity. He is a mul­tiple prizewin­ner of sig­ni­fic­ant com­pet­i­tions and has received schol­ar­ships from organ­isa­tions includ­ing the DAAD and the Richard Wag­n­er Schol­ar­ship Found­a­tion. Engage­ments have taken him to renowned con­cert halls such as the Ber­liner Phil­har­monie, the Wien­er Konzer­thaus, the Gewand­haus Leipzig, and the Sem­perop­er Dresden, among oth­ers. From 2025, he will also take over the artist­ic dir­ec­tion of the Paul Hof­haim­er Com­pet­i­tion in Inns­bruck. Numer­ous CD pro­duc­tions and radio record­ings doc­u­ment his artist­ic range: most recently, a record­ing of Johannes Brahms’s Cla­ri­net Son­atas and Cla­ri­net Trio with Robert Oberaign­er was released in 2018 (MDG), fol­lowed by a CD in 2019 fea­tur­ing works and arrange­ments by Richard Strauss and Richard Wag­n­er for cello and piano (Oehm­s­Clas­sics).

On his new album Max Reger, inspired by J.S. Bach He explores the tran­scrip­tion of sig­ni­fic­ant organ works for the piano. In doing so, he bridges two fas­cin­at­ing music­al per­son­al­it­ies: Johann Sebasti­an Bach and Max Reger.

Opheli­as Cul­ture PR sup­ports Michael Schöch with artist PR and stra­tegic con­sult­ing for his new album. Max Reger, inspired by J.S. Bach, which will be released in Septem­ber 2025.