SERVICES
Capellen Music Production operates as a production framework for complex orchestral and choral projects, integrating artistic leadership, orchestral forces and production control under a single structure. Services are defined by responsibility rather than scope, supporting projects where scale, precision and coordination are critical.
ORCHESTRAL & CHORAL PRODUCTION
Capellen leads the preparation and realization of orchestral and choral productions for recording, live performance and hybrid formats. Each ensemble is assembled specifically for the project, ensuring precise control over instrumentation, scale and artistic focus.
Capellen assumes responsibility for artistic supervision, rehearsal structure and session execution in close collaboration with composers, producers and directors.
RECORDING & SESSION MANAGEMENT
Capellen oversees the complete recording process from pre-production planning to final session delivery. This includes venue coordination, scheduling, technical supervision and the alignment of creative and technical teams.
Recording is approached as a controlled production environment, ensuring reliability, efficiency and full support of artistic objectives.
ORCHESTRATION, ARRANGEMENT & SCORE PREPARATION
Capellen provides orchestration, arrangement and score preparation as part of the production process. Materials are prepared to be performance-ready, accurate and consistent, enabling efficient rehearsal and recording workflows.
The focus is on translating creative intent into structurally clear and realizable musical form.
CREATIVE & PRODUCTION SUPPORT
Capellen provides artistic and production oversight across all stages of a project, ensuring continuity from initial concept through final realization. Creative decisions, preparation standards and production structure are aligned within a single leadership framework.
All services provided by Capellen Music Production form part of a unified production structure designed to support projects where artistic ambition, precision and responsibility must operate as one.