Fischer-Sannemüller-Krumbiegel
Fischer-Sannemüller-Krumbiegel is a German family of musicians from Leipzig . It includes:
- Philine Fischer b. Franke (1919–2001), opera and concert singer
- first married to Ulrich Fischer (1913–1993), cantor, director of the church music school in Osterode / Harz and head of an organ class at the Academy for Music and Theater in Hanover .
- Cornelia Krumbiegel born Fischer (* 1941), musicologist, retired director D. of the Bach Museum Leipzig
- Martin Krumbiegel (* 1963), former Thomaner , concert and oratorio singer, professor of music history at the University of Music and Theater "Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy" Leipzig
- Sebastian Krumbiegel (* 1966), former Thomaner, singer in the pop band Die Prinzen
- Susanne Krumbiegel , oratorio singer
- second marriage to Horst Sannemüller (1918–2001), violinist and concertmaster of the Gewandhaus Orchestra , member of the Gewandhaus Quartet .
- Matthias Sannemüller (* 1951), solo violist with the MDR Symphony Orchestra and former member of the Hanns Eisler group for new music .
- Horst Sannemüller was married to Heidrun Sannemüller (* 1943), violinist of the Chamber Symphony Hanover , formerly 1st violinist of the Leipzig Radio Symphony Orchestra and the NDR Radiophilharmonie .
- Constanze Sannemüller (* approx. 1974), violinist at the Chamber Symphony Hanover
- Horst Sannemüller's brother Gerd Sannemüller (1914–2008), composer and professor of musicology, director of the Institute for Music and its Didactics at the University of Education in Kiel , was married to Friedlis Sannemüller, b. Rinsche, singer.
literature
- Peter Krumbiegel, Clemens Prokop : Cheer, rejoice: You don't have to be a pig. About Bach, the prince and a Leipzig family of musicians . Bärenreiter-Verlag, Kassel 2004, ISBN 3-7618-1735-5 .
Individual evidence
- ^ Matthias Frede: On the death of Philine Fischer. Protagonist in the Handel renaissance. The singer was engaged in Halle for almost 30 years . In: Mitteldeutsche Zeitung , January 25, 2001.