Friedhilde Trüün

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Friedhilde Trüün (2012)

Friedhilde Trüün (born March 16, 1961 in Nordhorn ) is a German children's voice teacher and church musician.

biography

Friedhilde Trüün was born as the first daughter of the cattle dealer and organist Jan-Harm Trüün and the housewife Gertrud Trüün. After graduating from high school in Nordhorn, he went on to study church music at the church music school in Herford (B exam). Friedhilde was organist and choir director in Laar , her home parish, as well as in Wilsum and Nordhorn while she was still at school and at university .

After graduating from college in 1984, she took on cantor positions in Westerkappeln (1984–1986) and Reutlingen (1986–2002), where she devoted herself to children's choir work. During this time, she trained in the field of children's choir conducting and children's vocal training at the Federal Academy for Musical Youth Education in Trossingen (1986–1988), with Kurt Hofbauer in Vienna (1994) and with Hans Michael Beuerle in Freiburg (1995/96).

From 2003 to 2008 Trüün worked as an academy lecturer at the state academy for young people making music in Baden-Württemberg in Ochsenhausen in the area of ​​advanced training for teachers and educators on the subject of "Singing with Children". There were also guest lectureships at universities and academies in Karlsruhe, Freiburg, Berlin, Saarbrücken, Bayreuth, Aachen, Würzburg, Trossingen and Wolfenbüttel, as well as seminars and advanced training events at various church, public and private sponsors, such as For example, at the Werkwoche of the Archdiocese of Freiburg, the Association of Protestant Church Music in Württemberg, the nationwide initiative "Zukunftsmusiker" or "Singing Kindergartens", which was awarded the German Culture Promotion Prize in 2012, or at the mentor training "Singing with Children" by the Ministry for Culture, youth and sport Baden-Württemberg. Friedhilde Trüün is also repeatedly asked as a jury member at competitions. Numerous publications as an author and editor emerged from her own practical work with children in kindergartens, schools and children's choirs. In particular, her concept of voice training work in children's choirs with the help of voice training stories (“SingSangSong”) met with a very positive response.

Since 2009 Trüün has been a lecturer in children's choir conducting and voice training at the Evangelical College for Church Music in Tübingen . In this role she not only holds seminars for students, but also directs the children's choir "Tübinger Neckarschwalben". It is important to her to reach sections of the population who are “far removed from singing”. Her projects with educational assistance students within the framework of the Foundation for Preventive Youth Welfare testify to this. Her book “Come on, sing with me. Because every child can learn to sing “wants to bring singing into the family as early as possible. The annual grandparents-parent-child singing O-Ma-Ki (grandpa - mom - child), coined by Friedhilde Trüün, also serves this purpose. The "SingBach" project, which was initiated for the first time in 2010, caused a sensation, in which Friedhilde Trüün sang Bach melodies with 200–300 third graders of various origins .

In December 2015 she was appointed honorary professor at the Evangelical University for Church Music in Tübingen.

Publications

  • Contemporary music with young people. In: Music and Church. Issue 3/1997, p. 147ff.
  • Confirmants sing and rap. Luther's catechism with a difference. In: Linking up - impulses from confirmation work in Württemberg. 4/2000, p. 50ff.
  • Children's choir work in Reutlingen. In: Württemberg sheets for church music. 2/2000, p. 12ff.
  • SingSangSong. Practical voice training for 4-8 year olds in 10 stories. Stuttgart, Carus-Verlag (24.018), 2002.
  • Karaoke and Musikantenstadl? Against the impoverishment and stunting of active singing. In: Festschrift 125 Years of the Association of Church Music in Württemberg. 2/2002, p. 108 ff.
  • Singing starts in the head. Decision in kindergarten age. In: Music and Church. 3/2005, p. 180ff.
  • Bit by bit to Bethlehem. An annotated Singspiel directory for the Christmas season. Carus-Verlag (24.019), Stuttgart 2006.
  • From Brummer to Caruso. Discovery and development of the head voice in children - from grade 1. In: Music in primary school. 1/2007, p. 16ff.
  • SingSangSong II. Practical voice training for 4–12 year olds in 15 stories. Carus-Verlag (24.012), Stuttgart 2008.
  • DVD SingSangSong voice training for children. Video workshop, Carus-Verlag (24.018 / 96), Stuttgart 2009.
  • Lost from the ears. Support teachers and "non-music teachers" through voice training. In: vox humana. 3/2009, p. 33ff.
  • The most beautiful German children's songs. Carus / Reclam, Stuttgart 2011.
  • Moving and singing with children of kindergarten age. In: Annual Congress of the Federal Association of German Singing Pedagogues. 2011, p. 56ff.
  • Come sing with me Because every child can learn to sing. Carus / Reclam, Stuttgart 2012.
  • Trude and the magic look. Voice training packed in imaginative stories and pictures. In: Research, Knowledge, Practice. Congress report of the 10th Leipzig Symposium on the Voice of Children and Young People (series “Die Kinder- und Jugendstimme”, edited by Michael Fuchs, vol. 7), Logos, Berlin 2013, pp. 145ff.
  • SingBach - A singing project with elementary school children. In: Orff Schulwerk information (Orff-Schulwerk Forum Salzburg), 88/2013, p. 46ff.
  • Singing can succeed. Dealing with voice weaknesses. In: PaMina. Music practice in elementary school 24/2013, p. 9ff.
  • A new quality of life. Singing with children. In: Music and Church 4/2013, p. 268ff.
  • SingBach. Song book for children , 2013.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.carus-verlag.com/index.php3?BLink=Trueuen
  2. ↑ http://www.gea.de/region+reutlingen/reutlingen/+kinder+koennen+alles.1108790.htm
  3. ↑ Archive link ( Memento of the original dated November 2, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.zukunftsmusiker.de
  4. ↑ It just has to kick the kids. Friedhilde Trüün and her singing projects with children. In: New choir time. May 2012, p. 20f.
  5. ↑ Archived copy ( memento of the original from March 20, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.stiftskirche-tuebingen.de
  6. ↑ http://www.tagblatt.de/Home/nachrichten/kultur/regionale-kultur_artikel,-Die-neue-Chorleiterin-des-Evangelischen-Kinderchors-innenstadt-Friedhilde-Trueuen-_arid,113110.html
  7. ^ Grafschafter Nachrichten of January 3, 2016: Friedhilde Trüün from Laar appointed professor .
  8. ↑ http://www.nmz.de/artikel/forschung-wissen-und-praxis
  9. ↑ http://www.orff-schulwerk-forum-salzburg.org/deutsch/orff_schulwerk_informationen/hefte.html
personal data
SURNAME Trüün, Friedhilde
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German voice teacher for children and church musician
DATE OF BIRTH March 16, 1961
PLACE OF BIRTH Nordhorn