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A. Lange & S?hne, one of Germany's most renowned watch manufacturers, has again partnered with the Salzburg Whitsun Festival, following up their inaugural sponsorship of the famous annual music event in 2007. The Salzburg Whitsun Festival is famed for its performances of operatic and Baroque music, drawing an appreciative audience from around the world.
Commenting upon the advantages of support from such a prestigious and respected sponsor, festival president Helga Rabl-Stadler stated: “Thanks to the support provided by A. Lange & S?hne, we can afford an opera with a famous conductor of the caliber of Riccardo Muti at Whitsun”.
Fabian Krone, CEO of A. Lange & S?hne, also expressed his pleasure and admiration for the accomplishments and networking advantages of a relationship created with shared values of excellence: “In a very short space of time, the musical direction of Maestro Muti and his Orchestra Giovanile 'Luigi Cherubini' have created a festival that is both an inspiration and an extremely attractive communication platform".
Krone also noted that, "Our customers, who come to the Festival from all over the world, are extremely demanding, and they recognize and appreciate the Salzburg Festival as the epitome of quality.”
A. Lange & S?hne, known for its exquisite watches such as the Datograph, Lange 1, and Langematik Perpetual, is extremely cognizant of the relationship between fine cultural events and the old world craftsmanship of elite watchmaking, as well as the importance of culture and business nurturing one another. As well as the Salzburg Whitsun Festival, A. Lange & S?hne is also involved with "Competizione dell'Opera", an international competition for operatic singers, whose finale will take place at the Semper Opera House in Dresden. The watch manufacturer also provides its support to the Dresden State Art Collections whose recent German-Chinese exhibitions have provided the impetus for intimate cross-cultural communication.
