Annegret Siedel

Annegret Siedel (* 1963 in Berlin ) is a German violinist specializing in baroque and classical music.

Life

Annegret Siedel studied in her hometown Berlin and was the first violinist in the orchestra of the Komische Oper Berlin and the Mozarteum Orchestra in Salzburg . She expanded her artistic training with Michael Vogler in Berlin and with Ernst Kovacic in Vienna. She studied baroque violin with Hiro Kurosaki and historical performance practice with Nikolaus Harnoncourt at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg.

Annegret Siedel has been giving concerts as a freelance soloist, chamber music partner and concertmaster of orchestras that use historical instruments to perform baroque, classical and romantic music since 1995. Her varied violin repertoire, which is documented by numerous CD and radio recordings, she expands with concerts for viola d'amore and parts for violino piccolo .

She passes on her experiences in teaching at the Hamburg Conservatory, project-related at music colleges and on courses. An enriching experience for her was the American jazz pianist Uri Caine 's cross-over project on Bach's Goldberg Variations .

Concert programs with chamber music also take part in their concert activities. On the one hand there are concerts with the Ensemble Bell'arte Salzburg and on the other hand duo programs - such as with Zvi Meniker (fortepiano), Pieter van Dijk, Francis Jacob and Christian Skobowsky (organ), Hans-Jürgen Schnoor , Brett Leighton and Barbara Maria Willi ( Harpsichord), as well as with Margit Schultheiß (baroque harp and organ) and Michael Freimuth (lute and classical guitar).

Discography (selection)

• Salzburg master. Works by Biber, Muffat and Vilsmayer. ram, Braunschweig 1996.
• Tromba triumphans. Works by Bertali, Finger, Schmelzer a. a. With Paul Plunkett. Winter & Winter, Hamburg 1999.
• Johann Schop. With Barbara Maria Willi and Hubert Hoffmann. Kahless, Kassel 2000.
• Christmas Eve. Works by Buxtehude, Rosenmüller, Schmelzer u. a. With Susanne Rydén (soprano). Winter & Winter, Hamburg 2001.
• In Nativitate Domini. Works by Buxtehude, Dedekind, Geist u. a. . With Emma Kirkby and Susanne Rydén (soprano). edel-classics, Hamburg 2007.
• Musical Vespers = Andreas Hofer. Works by Hofer, Biber, Valentin and Dolar. Cantate, Kassel 2007.
• Playing in the organ. Works by Bach, Brade, Buxtehude, Schop u. a. With Pieter van Dijck (organ). Kahleyss, Kassel 2007.
• The Silbermann organ in the Petrikirche in Freiberg . Works by Biber, Froberger, Bach etc. With Christian Skobovsky (organ). Pagageno Marketing, Chemnitz 2008.
• Ave Maria. Works by Biber, Cavalli, Grandi a. a. With Nuria Rial . edel-classics, Hamburg 2008.
• Johann Sebastian Bach: Musical sacrifice and art of the fugue. In: Numbers - in Duderstadt's Sparkasse and in Bach's late work. Hans Christoph Becker-Foss and Karl Wurm among others on harpsichords by Martin-Christian Schmidt after Johann Heinrich Gräbner, Dresden 1739 and by Rainer Schütze, 1980 after the Italian model as well as on the Ahrend organ to St. Servatius in Duderstadt, Dorothee Kunst (Flauto traverso), Annegret Siedel (baroque violin), Daniela Wartenberger (baroque violoncello). CD. Ambiente, 2008.
• Stylus Phantasticus. Works by Buxtehude. edel-classics, Hamburg 2009.
• Concerti d'amore. Works by Graupner, Telemann, Vivaldi a. a. With Linde Brunmayer-Tutz, Martin Stadler and Christian Leitherer. edel-classics, Hamburg 2010.
• Salzburg Baroque Music at the Court of the Prince Archbishops. With Emma Kirkby and Bell'Arte Salzburg. Label Berlin, 2010.

Web links

• Annegret Siedel's website
• Bell'Arte Salzburg website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ CD booklet (PDF file, 1.1 MB) ( Memento of the original from December 22, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Retrieved from Sparkasse Duderstadt on December 28, 2011.