Professors

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Prof. Stephan Möller
PIANO / KLAVIER

Stephan Möller first gained prominence as a prizewinner at the 1985 International Beethoven Competition in Vienna. Since then his busy concert schedule has taken him to Japan, China, North and South America as well as all over Europe. Performing all the standard repertoire, Step

Prof. Oliver Kern
PIANO / KLAVIER

Oliver Kern was born in 1970 in Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany, and there he began studying piano at the age of 5. His artistic activity started when he was very young, and he stood out in the German musical scene for his brilliant results in international piano contests. He graduat

Prof. Henri Sigfridsson
PIANO / KLAVIER

Henri Sigfridsson, born in Turku (1974), winner of the Second Prize of the Zurich Geza Anda Piano competition 2000, not only impressed the Jury under the chairmanship of Vladimir Ashkenazy, he won the hearts of many members of the public who attended the final concert in the Zuri

Prof. Roland Krüger
PIANO / KLAVIER

Roland Krüger began his studies with Prof. Oleg Maisenberg and then continued for a long period with Prof. Karl-Heinz Kämmerling. From 1999 until 2001 he was one of the very few selected students in the class of Krystian Zimerman in Basel, Switzerland. In 2001, Roland Krüger w

Norie Takahashi
PIANO / KLAVIER

In 2005 the Japanese pianist Norie Takahashi made a considerable impression on the music world with her success at the 1st International Beethoven Competition 2005 in Bonn, where she won 2nd prize and a special prize for best interpretation of a contemporary composition. The “G

Prof. Stephan Picard
VIOLIN / VIOLINE

Stephan Picard was born in 1960 in Barcelona (Spain) into a German-French family. Moving back to Germany, he began violin lessons at the age of 10 and soon was studying with Saschko Gawriloff in Essen. Stefan Gheorghiu and Roman Nodel were his teachers in Bucharest (Roumania) and

Prof. Erik Schumann
VIOLIN / VIOLINE

Erik Schumann, born in Cologne in 1982 as the son of German/Romanian-Japanese parents, has already performed as soloist with many orchestras in Europe, Asia, and the USA. Among them are the NDR Sinfonieorchester Hamburg, Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, Bamberger Symphoniker, WDR

Mag. Christine-Maria Höller
VIOLIN / VIOLINE

Christine-Maria Höller began at the age of seven years playing the violin and has been already allowed the entrance into the University Mozarteum Salzburg with 10 years. She studied with Prof. H. Zehetmair, Prof. L. Hagen and further training with Prof. I. Ozim and got her orche

Yuki Manuela Janke
VIOLIN / VIOLINE

Yuki Manuela Janke, who was crowned in 2007 with the 3rd prize at the Tchaikowsky-Competition in Moscow and just after that with the 1st prize at the Sarasate-Competitions in Pamplona, was born 1986 in Munich and got her first violin instruction at the age of three. After early s

Tomoko Akasaka
VIOLA / BRATSCHE

Tomoko Akasaka started playing the Violin at the age of 5 and entered the high school of the Toho conservatory of music at the age of 15. After graduating from here she completed studies at the Liszt Academy in Hungary. After her return to Japan she changed-over to Viola and en

Prof. Peter Hörr
VIOLONCELLO

Conductor and Cellist Peter Hoerr is considered to be one of the most interesting and versatile German musicians of his generation; an early interest in “ancient music” leading to seminal studies with Heinrich Schiff and Christophe Coin at the Basel Music Academy made him int

Prof. Stefan Schilli
OBOE

Stefan Schilli studied at the conservatories in Trossingen and Karlsuhe, before becoming solo oboist with the Bavarien Radio Symphony orchestra in 1991- at the young age of 20. He won the Prague Spring International Mucis Competition as well as the ARD International Mucis Competi

Mag. Philippe Tondre
OBOE

Philippe Tondre has been Principal Oboe in the South West Radio Symphony Orchestra Stuttgart since 2008. He also holds the position of Principal Oboe in the Mito Chamber Orchestra and the Saito Kinen Festival Orchestra Matsumoto Japan. He was born in Mulhouse France in 1989 and e

Prof. Alexander Neubauer
CLARINET / KLARINETTE

Born in 1976 in Wagna, southern Styria (Austria). Alexander Neubauer had his first music lesson on the Styrian accordion at the age of five and started having clarinet lessons from the age of nine. He studied at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna under Peter Sc

Prof. Matthias Schorn
CLARINET / KLARINETTE

“Charming, witty ideas, a magnificent sound, top-notch virtuosity – a musician entirely at ease with himself and his music”, a critic wrote on the occasion of Matthias Schorn’s solo clarinet debut with the Vienna Philharmonic conducted by Gustavo Dudamel in December 2011.

László Kuti
CLARINET / KLARINETTE

Laszlo Kuti was born in Hungary 1982. He grew up in a musical family, and was already playing the clarinet as a child in the wind ensemble in his hometown. After his initial studies in Hungary, he went to the Music University in Graz and started studying with Bela Kovacs and late