Franz Schubert Conservatory

Franz Schubert Conservatory
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type of school	conservatory
founding	1867
place	Vienna
state	Vienna
Country	Austria
Coordinates	48 ° 14 '5 "  N , 16 ° 17' 15"  E Coordinates: 48 ° 14 '5 "  N , 16 ° 17' 15"  E
carrier	Private ownership of Daniela Egg
management	Daniela Egg, Eleftherios Grigoriadis
Website	www.franz-schubert-conservatory.com

The Franz Schubert Conservatory for Music and Performing Arts and Music School is Vienna's oldest private conservatory. It offers study places without age limit in subjects from classical to jazz , drama to musical theater .

history

The conservatory was founded in 1867 by Eduard Horak and was initially named after him. In 1871 the first “state examination course” was established. The founder and first director of the conservatory and his successor founded branch schools in Vienna, Baden and Bad Vöslau . In 1943 the music school and conservatory were separated, with the latter being granted public rights in 1961. In 1979 the Horak Conservatory was renamed the Franz Schubert Conservatory , and Helmut Neumann was appointed Rector in 1980 . In the same year a jazz department was founded and in 2010 a department for ethno-percussion as well as a field of study for photography and graphics were founded. Director Karl Svec acquired the Franz Schubert Conservatory in 1983 and relocated it to Mariahilfer Strasse . Since 2010 it has been located in Neuwaldegg Castle in Hernals before moving to the center of Vienna at Esslinggasse 9 in 2016. Since 2017, the conservatory has been located near the Wien Mitte train station (Landstraße subway station) in Untere Viaduktgasse 16 in the 3rd district.

Well-known teachers

• Mansur Bildik (* 1949), Kurdish Saz player
• Georg Edlinger (* 1967), Austrian drummer, percussionist and composer
• Cornelia Giese (1959–2000), German jazz singer and composer
• Thussy Gorischek (1940–2011), Austrian violinist and music historian
• Mehrzad Montazeri , Iranian-Austrian opera tenor
• Helmut Neumann (* 1938), Austrian composer and music theorist
• Peter Svensson , Austrian hero tenor, head of the opera class
• Elly Wright (* 1940), Austrian jazz singer
• Regina Renzowa Jürgens (* 1958), German opera and operetta singer

Well-known former students

• Monika Ballwein (* 1967), Austrian musician
• Vivian Bartsch (* 1972), Austrian actress
• Sandra Bayrhammer (* 1978), Austrian actress
• Siegfried Binder (* 1968), Austrian musician
• Horst Achatz (* 1959), Austrian musician
• Cyrus David (* 1961), German director and presenter
• Norman Hacker (* 1962), Austrian actor
• Barbara Demmer (* 1969), Austrian actress
• Georg Edlinger (* 1967), Austrian drummer and composer
• Florian Fitz (* 1967), German theater actor
• Johannes Grill from the cover band Austrotop
• Doris Hindinger (* 1972), Austrian actress
• Franz Hörmann, musical director of the Chameleons Vocal Ensemble
• Anik Kadinski , Austrian pop singer
• Sandra Knoll (* 1981), Austrian actress
• Julia Koschitz (* 1974), Austrian actress
• Wolfgang Lindner junior (* 1981), Austrian producer and publisher
• Laszlo Maleczky (* 1970), Austrian opera singer
• Peter Minich (1927–2013) Austrian opera and operetta singer
• Anton Noori (* 1975), Iranian-Austrian actor
• Tanja Petrovsky (* 1978), Austrian actress
• Christian Pogats (1967–2010), Austrian actor and singer
• Hary Prinz (* 1965), Austrian actor
• Stefan Puntigam (* 1971), Austrian actor
• Barbara Redl (* 1968), Austrian actress
• Kurt Schaffer (1928–2013), Austrian folk musician
• Jakob Seeböck (* 1976), Austrian actor
• Nikolaus Selimov (* 1962), Austrian choreographer
• Elisabeth Sutterlüty (* 1976), Austrian actress
• Lotte Tobisch (1926–2019), Austrian theater actress
• Ingrid Thurnher (* 1962), Austrian television journalist
• Werner Wultsch (* 1962), Austrian actor
• Bibiana Zeller (* 1928), Austrian castle actress
• Birgit Zotz (* 1979), Austrian ethnologist and author

literature

• Elisabeth Th. Hilscher-Fritz: Horak, music school (from 1941 conservatory). In: Oesterreichisches Musiklexikon . Online edition, Vienna 2002 ff., ISBN 3-7001-3077-5 ; Print edition: Volume 2, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna 2003, ISBN 3-7001-3044-9 .

Web link

• Franz Schubert Conservatory. official website of the Franz Schubert Conservatory. In: franz-schubert-conservatory.com. 

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} graduates :: Franz Schubert Conservatory - Vienna. In: franzschubertkonservatorium.at. Retrieved December 10, 2019 .  
2. ↑ the Viennese folk scene communicates ... - Yahoo Groups. Excerpt from the CD booklet: Hojsa, des schaff 'ma! From live concerts weanhean 2008 and 2009. ORF - Radio Austria 1. CD 3101 © 2010. A cooperation with the Wiener Volksliedwerk. In: de.groups.yahoo.com. Retrieved December 10, 2019 . 
3. ↑ Birgit Zotz: On the European perception of phenomena of possession and oracles in Tibet. Diploma thesis, University of Vienna. Faculty of Social Sciences. Vienna 2010, urn : nbn: at: at-ubw: 1-30141.47978.189862-6 (details in the biography section).