Jörg Halu­bek has made a name for him­self as a con­duct­or, organ­ist, and maes­tro al cem­balo. With his ensemble il Gusto Barocco, foun­ded in 2008, the Early Music spe­cial­ist reg­u­larly per­forms at renowned fest­ivals in the Ger­man-speak­ing world and hosts the “Stut­tgarter Reihe”. A key focus of his work is the redis­cov­ery of for­got­ten oper­as and rarely per­formed works. Not­able pro­jects include Johann Sigis­mund Kusser’s Adonis, Telemann’s Han­del arrange­ment Cleofida, and Johann Dav­id Heinichen’s Fla­vio Crispo, all of which he has revived with his ensemble and released as world premi­eres on CD through cpo. In 2025, he will bring Johann Chris­ti­an Bach’s Amor vin­citore to the Schwet­zinger SWR Fest­iv­al for the first time with il Gusto Barocco.

As an opera con­duct­or, Jörg Halu­bek has been invited to lead pro­duc­tions at pres­ti­gi­ous ven­ues such as the Stut­tgart State Opera, Kas­sel State Theatre, Nation­al Theatre Man­nheim, and the Komis­che Oper Ber­lin. Recently, he con­duc­ted Baroque oper­as at the Lucerne and Basel theatres, col­lab­or­at­ing with the La Cetra Baroque Orches­tra. In Lucerne, he explores 20^th-cen­tury opera for the first time with Requiem for a Pris­on­er, Dallapiccola’s Il pri­gioniero.

A pas­sion­ate pro­ject of this dis­tin­guished pro­fess­or of organ and his­tor­ic­al key­board instru­ments at the Stut­tgart Uni­ver­sity of Music is Organ Land­scapes – an ambi­tious ini­ti­at­ive explor­ing the organ land­scape of Johann Sebasti­an Bach through his works on his­tor­ic­al organs.

Opheli­as Cul­ture PR has sup­por­ted Jörg Halu­bek since 2019. Our col­lab­or­a­tion includes tra­di­tion­al artist PR for his work as a con­duct­or and organ­ist, press work for his albums, the “Stut­tgarter Reihe” with his ensemble, and his guest con­duct­ing engage­ments. From the begin­ning, we have also provided stra­tegic con­sult­ing on brand­ing and long-term decisions.