Bettina Rossbacher
Bettina Rossbacher (* in Salzburg ) is an Austrian art historian , professional spokeswoman, reciter and designer of literary programs.
biography
As the daughter of two Germanists , Rossbacher developed an interest and talent for linguistic expression, reading aloud, literature and foreign languages as well as a feeling for his (own) voice as a child. At the age of seven she won a school reading competition; the prize consisted of the Russian children's book “Tscheburaschka und das Krokodil” by Eduard Uspenski .
After graduating from the Musisches Gymnasium Salzburg and a year in languages in Madrid , Rossbacher completed a degree in art history in 1998 ( University of Salzburg , University of Perugia , Italy). After traineeships at UNESCO in Paris, museums and art publishers ( Milan , Aachen , Vienna ) and a translation assignment for the Ministry of Education, she worked for the Austrian Commission for UNESCO (Vienna) for eight years as a consultant for education agendas.
By 2009, Rossbacher completed a private, comprehensive training as a speaker and reciter with renowned professional speakers, breathing teachers, phonetics and actors in Vienna - initially out of personal interest, which over time developed into a career aspiration. Since 2008 she has been regularly booked for literature readings and their conception.
Bettina Rossbacher has been self-employed since 2011. Her main focus is on her own literary programs, often in collaboration with professional musicians.
Since 2012 Rossbacher has been a member of the speaker team of the audio library of the Austrian Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired .
In addition to her mother tongue German, her working languages are English, French, Italian and Spanish.
Readings (selection)
- Literature House Innsbruck: Elfriede Gerstl
- Innsbruck City Library: Maria Theresia - Letters to her children
- Metronomen, Copenhagen (DK): Rose Foreigner
- Robert Musil Institute, Klagenfurt: Christine Lavant, Elfriede Gerstl
- Albertina, Vienna : Maria Theresa - letters to her children
- Literaturhaus Salzburg / erostepost: Rosa Mayreder
- Austrian Embassy Tunis: Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach
- Jewish Museum Vienna : Eugenie Schwarzwald
- Austrian Academy of Sciences , Vienna: Ceremony 2018 for the revolutionary year 1848 at the side of Peter Matic
- International Trakl Forum , Salzburg: Christine Lavant , Elfriede Gerstl
- Austrian Gallery Belvedere : Maria Theresia - Letters to her children
- Austrian Society for Literature , Vienna: Ingeborg Bachmann , Christine Lavant , Joseph Roth , Gina Kaus , Octavio Paz , Ida Pfeiffer u. v. a.
- Lyrik Kabinett , Munich : Christine Lavant
- Café Museum , Vienna: Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach , Lina Loos
- Vienna library in the town hall : Rosa Mayreder
- City: Library Salzburg : Carl Zuckmayer , Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach , coffee house literature from Peter Altenberg to Stefan Zweig , Helen Keller and others. a.
- Austrian PEN Club: Karlheinz Rossbacher
- Società Dante Alighieri , Vienna: Cesare Pavese
- Salzburg Book Week: Alexander von Villers
- Design path Vienna: poetry reading by Paul Celan
Audio books
- Maria Lazar : The Poisoning, audio book edition words and music, 2019, EAN 4057664491626
- i. A. of the audio library of the BSVÖ Vienna (since 2012, selection):
- Joseph Roth : Works, Volume 4. Cologne: Kiepenheuer and Witsch 1976
- Christine Lavant : The changeling. Göttingen: Wallstein 2012
- Soma Morgenstern : Dramas. Feature sections. Fragments. Lüneburg: Dietrich zu Klampen-Verlag 2000
- Emily Dickinson : The Complete Poems: Bilingual. Munich: Carl Hanser Verlag 2015
- Joan Schenkar : The talented Miss Highsmith. Zurich: Diogenes 2015
- Elisabeth De Waal: Thursdays at Kanakis. Vienna: Zsolnay 2014
- Tim Bonyhady : Wohllebengasse. The story of my Viennese family. Vienna: Zsolnay , 2013.
- Ilse Stahr: The milk woman's secret in Ottakring. Alja Rachmanova. One life. Vienna: Amalthea 2012
Fonts
- Andreas Nesselthaler from Langenisarhofen (1748–1821). Court painter in classical Salzburg. In: Deggendorfer Geschichtsblätter, Deggendorf, 1981. 27 (2005), pp. 239-262.
- Andreas Nesselthaler (1748-1821). Court painter in classical Salzburg. In: Barockberichte 44/45, Salzburg 2006, pp. 911–919.
- On the importance of basic education. In: Magazin Adult Education.at, Edition 1/2007.
Web links
- Official website of Bettina Rossbacher
- Information on the pages of the audio library
- Literature by Bettina Rossbacher in the Bavarian Bibliography
Individual evidence
- ↑ Bettina Rossbacher: On the importance of basic education. In: Magazin Adult Education.at, Issue 1/2007, Vienna, June 2007.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Rossbacher, Bettina |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian art historian and speaker |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 20th century |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Salzburg |