Composer et diriger : un portrait de Matthias Pintscher

In October 2010 Pintscher became the first Artist-in-Association with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra. In June 2012, the Ensemble InterContemporain announced the appointment of Pintscher as its next Music Director, beginning in the 2013-14 season, with an initial contract of three years.^[1] Since the 2014/15 season Pintscher was appointed "artist in residence" with the Danish Radio for a period of three years. He is serving as a professor for composition at the Juilliard School, New York. For the 2014/15 season he is the artist in residence at the Cologne Philharmonie.

Several of his orchestral and vocal works have been performed at such venues as Carnegie Hall and the Royal Albert Hall.

His 2012 double trumpet concerto "Chute d'Étoiles - Hommage à Anselm Kiefer" was inspired by the work of Igor Stravinsky. It was first performed by the Cleveland Orchestra at Lucerne Festival in 2012. The US premiere was at Carnegie Hall, also with the Cleveland Orchestra. The UK premier was performed at Glasgow City Halls by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra on 16 May 2013.