Drew Sarich and the Endwerk Orchestra - 15 Years of Silent Symphony

What started as a simple microphone test became a musical milestone: In 2011, exceptional singer Drew Sarich, together with drummer and producer Titus Vadon, recorded his first singer/songwriter album – "Silent Symphony." The original idea was simple: Vadon had a collection of microphones in the studio and asked Sarich to record a few intimate songs to test the equipment. However, from these first raw recordings, something more emerged – much more.

Fueled by Sarich's unique voice and emotional depth, Vadon began to build a soundscape around the pure vocals and acoustic guitar. Throughout the production, 15 musicians gathered in the studio and together created something special: the Endwerk Orchestra.

The result: "Silent Symphony" – an album full of atmosphere, depth, and timeless songs like "Deadliest of Roses," "Black Cathedral," and "Isolation Street," which have long become favorites among fans. Over the past 15 years, three more albums and numerous singles followed. However, 2026 will be dedicated to the origin: 15 years of Silent Symphony – and Drew Sarich & the Endwerk Orchestra will bring the album back to the stage in all its glory.

An evening that not only celebrates music but also tells a story of creativity, friendship, and artistic intuition.

The Endwerk Orchestra:
Drew Sarich - Vocals, Guitar
Bernhard Baumgartner - Keyboards
Manfred Franzmeier - Saxophone
Rainer Gutternigg - Trumpet, Viola
Bernhard Rabitsch - Trumpet, Vocals
Chris Harras - Guitar, Vocals
Harald Baumgartner - Bass, Vocals
Titus Vadon - Drums, Vocals