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.