Dorothea Seel

Historical Flutes · Artistic Director · Barocksolisten München

Award-winning performances, rare repertoire, and vividly curated concert programs from Baroque to Classical and beyond.

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Press & Awards

Internationally reviewed in Pizzicato, American Record Guide, Early Music, MusicWeb International, and Fanfare.

Recipient of the Ö1 Pasticcio Prize, the Pizzicato Supersonic Award, and the Award of Excellence.

“Virtuosity” and exceptional artistic shaping — Pizzicato

“Professional excellence” — American Record Guide

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Artist Introduction

Dorothea Seel is internationally acclaimed for her artistry on historical flutes, her refined sense of style, and her commitment to revealing the richness of both celebrated and rediscovered repertoire. As a soloist, chamber musician, and artistic director, she creates concert experiences that unite expressive depth, historical awareness, and artistic individuality.

Featured at

• Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci

• Internationale Barocktage Stift Melk

• Innsbrucker Festwochen der Alten Musik

• Haus der Musik Innsbruck

• Bach Chamber Music Festival Riga

• Bach Festival Lausanne

Programs

Explore a wide range of concert formats, from solo recitals and duo programs to chamber music, ensemble projects, and curated thematic programs.

Solo Programs

Duo Flute & Keyboard

Chamber Music

Barocksolisten München

Teaching & Education

Mozarteum University / Department Innsbruck

Dorothea Seel teaches at the University Mozarteum Salzburg / Innsbruck in the fields of ornamentation, introduction to early music, historical performance practice, and historical and new perspectives. Her teaching combines artistic practice, stylistic awareness, and historically informed interpretation.

Upcoming Workshop

Sterzing / Italy
3. & 4. September 2026
Einfach Barock? Barock einfach!

This training offers a refined and practice-oriented approach to the world of the Baroque. Drawing on selected examples, it shows how Baroque stylistic elements can be taught in a way that is engaging, clear, and artistically nuanced.