"...a highly talented and very promising young conductor in the international arena"

KlassikRadio | March 27 2006

"Jens Georg Bachmann had clearly shaped the orchestra which played better than in any other repertoire performance this season."

Uwe Schweikert | Stuttgarter Zeitung ("Freischütz" at Stuttgart State Opera)

"Jens Georg Bachmann took good care of a transparent and singer-friendly sound of the Stuttgart State Orchestra."

Susanne Benda | Stuttgarter Nachrichten

"Bachmann led Schoenberg's Chamber Symphony confidently and well, taking a somewhat more expansive view of some episodes than Levine and bringing flow to music that can coagulate." "Even the most experienced conductors would shy away from performing Beethoven's Ninth without rehearsal, but Bachmann emerged creditably from the ordeal."  
Richard Dyer | Boston Globe

“This is a concert one would not easily forget. A beautifully balanced and yet diverse program (Ravel: "Mother Goose" Suite, Haydn's passionate 49th, Milhaud's eclectic "Ox on the Roof" and Mozart's "Haffner" Symphony) performed with true passion and always in genuine style. Jens Georg Bachmann, an internationally rising conducting star, must have transformed the orchestra into the stylistically versatile, beautifully sounding group. The broad impressionistic colors of the Ravel where impressive as was the emotional and dynamic spectrum of Haydn's 49th ("La Passione"). The wit, fun and stylistic eclecticism of Milhaud's ever popular "Ox" fully unfolded and left the audience aroused while Mozart's famous "Haffner" Symphony topped off this fascinating program with the right balance of fire and Mozartian grace. Jens Georg Bachmann's musicianship and stage presence is mesmerizing and awe-inspiring, no wonder the orchestra played so well.“