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David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann perform at the Bechstein Centrum Hamburg. 

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann bring their duo programme to the Walter Schwarzkopf Saal in Reutte, Austria. Partners since 2014, the two have built a wide-ranging recital repertoire alongside concert formats that deliberately cross genre boundaries, and this Austrian appearance continues a collaboration that reached its ten-year mark at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg.

David Wurm performs as soloist with the Albert Schweitzer Youth Orchestra at the Laeiszhalle Hamburg, presenting Bach’s Double Violin Concerto together with Dainis Medjaniks as second solo violin. The programme also features Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 10, with David Wurm leading the orchestra as concertmaster. The concert combines the expressive dialogue of Bach’s double concerto with the powerful orchestral language of one of the 20th century’s most significant symphonic works.

David Wurm performs as soloist with the Albert Schweitzer Youth Orchestra at a private concert at Rosenhof Travemünde, presenting Bach’s Double Violin Concerto together with Dainis Medjaniks as second solo violin. The performance highlights the dialogue and interplay between two violin soloists within one of Bach’s most celebrated works for violin and orchestra.

David Wurm returns to the first desk of the Hamburg Chamber Orchestra for a concert at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg. 

David Wurm is joined by flautist Nane Schulz at the Empire Riverside Hotel Hamburg for a programme of Vivaldi and Haendel. The pairing of violin and flute in this baroque repertoire lets both instruments trade the leading line, and the hotel's setting above the harbour offers an informal counterpart to the duo's concert-hall appearances.

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David Wurm returns to the first desk of the Hamburg Chamber Orchestra for a concert at the JazzHall Hamburg. The venue takes the ensemble out of the traditional concert hall and into a space better known for another repertoire entirely - the kind of setting in which the orchestra's mix of seasoned professionals and young players tends to come across most directly.

David Wurm performs Pablo de Sarasate’s Carmen Fantasy as soloist with the Albert Schweitzer Youth Orchestra at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg.

The programme combines Mozart’s elegant classical style with Sarasate’s virtuosic operatic fantasy and Beethoven’s vivd Pastoral Symphony. Featuring highlights from Bizet’s Carmen, Sarasate’s brilliant showpiece brings together lyrical expression, dramatic contrasts, and dazzling violin virtuosity.

As concertmaster and artistic director of the orchestra since June 2022, he combines artistic leadership with the mentoring and development of young musicians — a role that gives this performance in one of Hamburg’s most iconic concert halls a special significance.

David Wurm leads the Hamburg Chamber Orchestra as concertmaster at the Laeiszhalle Hamburg in a programme built around Bizet and Puccini.

Together with internationally acclaimed tenor Massimo Giordano, soprano Ester Kandinova, and conductor Christian Kunert, the orchestra presents a journey through the world of Italian opera and song, featuring beloved arias, orchestral highlights, and timeless melodies that celebrate the passion and lyricism of the Italian tradition.

David Wurm and flautist Nane Schulz opened the summer with Vivaldi and Haendel at the Empire Riverside Hotel Hamburg. The two instruments share the melodic lead throughout this baroque programme, and the evening's relaxed setting above the harbour made for a lighter counterpart to the orchestral engagements either side of it in the calendar.

David Wurm performs as concertmaster of the Hamburg Chamber Orchestra at the Liepe & Co Festival in Hannover. The programme features works by Mendelssohn and Tchaikovsky, showcasing the orchestra’s expressive versatility and the concertmaster’s leading role in shaping the ensemble’s musical interpretation.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann present a Duo Recital at the Bechstein Centrum Hamburg, featuring a diverse programme spanning from Mozart and Bach to Rachmaninoff, Gershwin, and selected arrangements. The concert explores the versatility of the violin and piano repertoire, bringing together classical elegance, romantic expression, and the colours of 20th-century music.

David Wurm performs with the Enigma Classica Ensemble at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, conducted by Anna Handler and featuring star tenor Jonathan Tetelman. The programme brings together masterpieces by Mozart, Puccini, Tchaikovsky, Haydn, Tosti, and others, offering an evening of lyrical beauty, operatic expression, and chamber music excellence.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann present a Duo Recital in the Baroque Hall of Gut Hasselburg, featuring a programme that spans from Mozart’s classical elegance to Franck’s romantic depth and Gershwin’s vibrant musical language. The concert highlights the expressive dialogue between violin and piano across different eras and styles.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann present a special Duo Concert at the Berliner Philharmonie, marking the release of Levi Schechtmann’s album Classified Fusion. Featuring original arrangements by David Wurm and Levi Schechtmann, the programme explores the creative connection between classical tradition and contemporary musical influences, celebrating the duo’s unique artistic collaboration in one of the world’s most prestigious concert halls.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann take part in a residency scholarship at Gut Hasselburg, providing an inspiring environment for focused rehearsal, artistic development, and preparation. The residency offers exceptional opportunities for intensive musical work ahead of their major upcoming performance at the Berliner Philharmonie on November 10, 2025, where they will present their special Duo Concert and the release of Levi Schechtmann’s album Classified Fusion.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann take part in a residency scholarship at Gut Hasselburg, providing an inspiring environment for focused rehearsal, artistic development, and preparation. The residency offers exceptional opportunities for intensive musical work.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann present their first joint Fusion Concert in the festival tent at Loki-Schmidt-Garten, Klein Flottbek Hamburg. Featuring original arrangements by Levi Schechtmann and David Wurm, the programme creates a unique dialogue between classical music and contemporary influences, showcasing the duo’s innovative approach to performance and musical storytelling.

David Wurm performs as soloist at the Hefei Grand Theatre in China, presenting a programme featuring works by Mozart, Schnittke, and Gershwin alongside his own arrangements. The concert showcases his versatility as a performer, combining the classical repertoire with innovative interpretations and personal musical adaptations.

David Wurm performs as primarius of a string quartet at the Hefei University of Technology Concert Hall in China, presenting a chamber music programme featuring works by Bach and Mendelssohn, including music from violinist Niklas Liepe’s solo CD releases. The concert highlights the expressive depth of the string quartet repertoire and the artistic dialogue between the musicians.

David Wurm performs as primarius of a string quartet at the Gulangyu Concert Hall in Xiamen, China, presenting a chamber music programme featuring works by Bach and Mendelssohn, including music from violinist Niklas Liepe’s solo CD releases. The concert highlights the expressive depth of the string quartet repertoire and the artistic dialogue between the musicians.

David Wurm performs chamber music with members of the Albert Schweitzer Youth Orchestra at the Bechstein Centrum Hamburg, presenting a diverse programme featuring works by Gaubert, Bonis, Dvořák, and Brahms. The concert showcases a variety of chamber music formations, from duo and trio settings to the piano quintet, highlighting the versatility and richness of ensemble playing.

David Wurm performs as concertmaster of the Albert Schweitzer Youth Orchestra at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, presenting a programme featuring works by Debussy, Smetana, and Richard Strauss. As concertmaster, he leads the orchestra and performs the prominent violin solos from Strauss’ Der Rosenkavalier Suite, highlighting the expressive role of the concertmaster within the orchestral repertoire.

David Wurm presents a Piano Trio Concert at the Bechstein Centrum Hamburg together with cellist Daiyi Wu and pianist Levi Schechtmann. The programme features masterpieces by Mozart, Ravel, Franck, and Mendelssohn, showcasing the expressive dialogue and rich colours of the piano trio repertoire across different musical eras.

David Wurm performs in a string quartet with Duo Liepe at the Pattihio Theatre in Limassol, Cyprus, featuring a programme of works by Bach, Mozart, Handel, Schubert, and Mendelssohn. The concert includes a special guest appearance by star tenor Massimo Giordano, combining the expressive depth of chamber music with the beauty of the vocal repertoire.

David Wurm performs in a string quartet with Duo Liepe at the Markideio Theatre Paphos, Cyprus, featuring a programme of works by Bach, Mozart, Handel, Schubert, and Mendelssohn. The concert includes a special guest appearance by star tenor Massimo Giordano, combining the expressive depth of chamber music with the beauty of the vocal repertoire.

David Wurm performs with Daiyi Wu (cello) and Levi Schechtmann (piano) in a live recording for Deutschlandfunk Kultur at the Forum of the HfMT Hamburg. The broadcast featured Mendelssohn’s Piano Trio No. 1, capturing the ensemble’s performance for nationwide radio transmission.

David Wurm performs as concertmaster of the Albert Schweitzer Youth Orchestra at the Laeiszhalle Hamburg, presenting a programme featuring works by Debussy, Smetana, and Richard Strauss. The concert features world-renowned violinist Christian Tetzlaff as soloist in Brahms’ Violin Concerto. As concertmaster, David Wurm leads the orchestra and performs the prominent violin solos from Strauss’ Der Rosenkavalier Suite, highlighting the expressive role of the concertmaster within the orchestral repertoire.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann marked the 10th anniversary of their duo with a concert at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg in October 2024. Partners since 2014, the two have presented a wide-ranging recital repertoire alongside innovative concert concepts that transcend genre boundaries and introduce classical music to new audiences - a decade of shared work brought to Hamburg's landmark hall.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann perform at Schloss Vietgest in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The programme features works by Gershwin, Beethoven, Mozart, and Prokofiev, showcasing the duo’s wide-ranging repertoire and their dynamic collaboration.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann take part in a residency scholarship at Gut Hasselburg, where the historic setting provides exceptional conditions for focused rehearsal, artistic development, and creative exploration. The residency serves as an intensive preparation period for the duo’s 10th anniversary concert at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, offering the ideal environment to refine the programme celebrating a decade of their musical partnership.

David Wurm appears as soloist with the Albert Schweitzer Youth Orchestra at the Mozartsäle Hamburg, performing Camille Saint-Saëns’ Introduction et Rondo capriccioso. One of the violin repertoire’s most celebrated virtuoso works, the piece combines lyrical elegance with brilliant technical display and Spanish-inspired flair.

David Wurm presents a Piano Trio Concert at the Bechstein Centrum Hamburg together with cellist Hohyun Yoon and pianist Levi Schechtmann. The programme features masterpieces by Haydn, Arensky and Franck, showcasing the expressive dialogue and rich colours of the piano trio repertoire across different musical eras.

David Wurm presents his Bachelor Graduation Concert at the Mendelssohn Hall of the HfMT Hamburg together with pianist Levi Schechtmann. The programme features works by Mozart, Prokofiev, and Saint-Saëns, showcasing the artistic development and musical versatility achieved throughout his undergraduate studies.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann perform at the Jazz Hall of the HfMT Hamburg. The programme features works by Grieg, Mozart, and Prokofiev, showcasing the duo’s dynamic interplay and their shared passion for exploring the diversity of the violin and piano repertoire.

David Wurm performs with cellist Hohyun Yoon and pianist Levi Schechtmann at the Audimax of TUHH Hamburg. The programme features works by Haydn and Franck, highlighting the expressive depth, balance, and rich musical dialogue of the piano trio repertoire.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann perform at the Bechstein Centrum Hamburg. The programme features works by Mozart, Schumann, Grieg, and Saint-Saëns, showcasing the duo’s versatility and expressive approach to the diverse repertoire for violin and piano.

David Wurm performs with cellist Hohyun Yoon and pianist Levi Schechtmann at the Honigfabrik Hamburg. The programme features works by Beethoven, Schubert and Franck, highlighting the expressive depth, balance, and rich musical dialogue of the piano trio repertoire.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann perform at the Bechstein Centrum Hamburg. The programme features works by Mozart, Grieg, Prokofieff, and Ravel, showcasing the duo’s versatility and expressive approach to the diverse repertoire for violin and piano.

David Wurm records Christoph Schickedanz’s Violinissimo as primus inter pares at the Orchesterstudio of the HfMT Hamburg. The recording captures this virtuosic work for violin ensemble, highlighting the interplay of individual expression and collective musical precision.

David Wurm performs a solo recital at the Kapitelsaal of Kloster Lüne in celebration of its 850th anniversary. The programme features works by Bach, Ysaÿe, and Ernst, showcasing the expressive depth and virtuosity of the unaccompanied violin repertoire in the historic setting of the monastery.

David Wurm and pianist Levi Schechtmann perform as DuoBsession at the Alsterschlösschen Burg Henneberg in Hamburg. The programme features works by Mozart, Vitali, Grieg, and Saint-Saëns, highlighting the duo’s expressive collaboration and their interpretation of diverse repertoire for violin and piano.

David Wurm performs Bach’s Partita No. 3 in E major for solo violin at the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Albert Schweitzer Gymnasium Hamburg. The concert marked a special occasion following his graduation from the school in summer 2019, highlighting the connection between his musical journey and his educational roots.