Over the years the unique musical interpretation and pure authentic sound of the BCM have won them national and international prizes.

In the concert saison 2005/2006 the Bach Collegium München works together with the international reputated pianist CYPRIEN KATSARIS , the joung Violoncello-Player JOHANNES MOSER , who was in juni 2005 very succesfull with concert conducted by Riccado Muti and the Symphonyorchestra of the Bavarian Broadcasting Station and with the extraordinary conductor ANU TALI. In October 2005 the Bach Collegium München will record the Christmas Oratorio by Johann Sebastian Bach for DVD. The Orchestra and the famous Münchener Bach-Chor are conducted by PETER SCHREIER. Within the german-polish Culutur-Year 2005 the Christmas Oratorio will by performed in Warsow in December.

Not only is the BCM a household name in Germany but their perfect ensemble has brought them high acclaim in concert tours throughout the world, as well, and has placed them among the first rank of international orchestras. Even though their name may suggest otherwise, the repertoire and musical intelligence of the BCM ranges from works by Monteverdi and Händel to those of contemporary composers. But perhaps above all the BCM is renowned for giving a special Southern German flair to the works of Mozart, the home region of the BCM and the very region in which Mozart himself lived and composed.

The audience after a performance of the BCM are always left with the feeling that the orchestra are deeply involved in the music and with a sense of conviction from the easy-to-follow clear musical structure and line. In the year 2000 the Bach Collegium München was the official musical ambassador of Germany at the European Music Festival EUROPAMUSICALE 2000 under the patronage of the President of the European Union.

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