Stefan Schilli

Univ.-Prof. Stefan Schilli is a Professor of Oboe at Mozarteum University (since 2004), specializing in historical performance practices. He leads the Wind, Brass & Percussion Department within the School of Music & Art Education. A founding member of baroque ensemble L'Accademia Giocosa, he received a Diapason d'or for their Telemann recordings. His international affiliations include guest professorships at the Reina Sofía School in Madrid, Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, and McGill University in Montreal.

• Key roles: Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra solo oboist (1991–present)
• Notable awards: Busch Brothers Prize (1996), Prague Spring, and ARD Competition victories

Research focuses on baroque oboe techniques, classical repertoire interpretation, and chamber music collaboration. Recent performances include JS Bach oboe concertos at Amsterdam's Concertgebouw with NTR Radio Philharmonic. Recordings emphasize 19th/20th-century oboe concertos and French modernist chamber works.

Collaborations span conductors like Mariss Jansons and venues such as Berlin Philharmonie. Active in festivals like Edinburgh Festival and Pablo Casals Festival, with touring in Asia, USA, and Russia.