The Austrian conductor and violinist, Walter Weller, began taking violin lessons at the age of six. His father was a violinist in the Wiener Philharmoniker. Young Weller first gained renown as a prodigy

Walter Weller: In 1966, after having completed his conducting studies with Joseph Krips, Walter Weller made his debut as a conductor, deputising at short notice for Karl Böhm in Beethoven’s

Walter Weller press reviews "An entirely characteristic Weller performance, rich in detail and sonority, and with the RSNO responding to the Viennese maestro as they always do: with authority." –

Walter Weller recordings / discography