Ingrid Haebler

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Haebler in the Keukenhof (1966)

Ingrid Haebler (born June 20, 1929 in Vienna ) is an Austrian pianist .

Life

Ingrid Haebler is the daughter of Baron Armin von Haebler and Baron Charlotte ( Sissy ) von Haebler , nee. von Schüch , whose marriage took place on June 8, 1925 in the Minoritenkirche in Vienna . The young Haebler family lived in the 3rd district of Vienna , at Reisnerstrasse 35. Armin von Haebler was born on January 24th, 1894 in Łódź and had made a name for himself in the Scheegattern Aktiengesellschaft glass and metal works ; he was later a member of the board of directors Become a public limited company for the glass industry in Linz .

Ingrid Haebler received her first piano lessons from her mother at the age of six. The first attempts at composition soon followed. At the beginning of the Second World War she and her family moved to Salzburg, where she made her concert debut at the age of eleven with a piece by Mozart and her own composition. She then studied with Paul Weingarten in Vienna and finally at the Salzburg Mozarteum. In 1950 she went to Geneva to study with Nikita Magaloff and to Paris with Marguerite Long .

Ingrid Haebler won second prize twice at the International Piano Competition in Geneva and in 1954 first prize at the ARD competition . Then her world career began. Ingrid Haebler had been a professor at the Salzburg Mozarteum since 1969 .

Ingrid Haebler was best known for her interpretation of the piano works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart . The naturalness and simple diction of her playing as well as the sobriety in the presentation paired with warmth and feeling, a "singing Allegro" was praised. She recorded Mozart's violin sonatas with Henryk Szeryng and Arthur Grumiaux .

Honors

Discography (selection)

  • JC Bach , 12 piano concertos op. 1 and 7 - Ingrid Haebler, pianoforte; Vienna Capella Academica, headed by Eduard Melkus (1969, 1972, 1977, 2CD Philips) OCLC 30673144
  • JC Bach , 6 sonatas op.5 - Ingrid Haebler, pianoforte (Philips)
  • JC Bach , 6 symphonias op. 3/6, piano concertos, op. 13 - Ingrid Haebler, pianoforte; Academy of St. Martin in the Fields , Cond. Neville Marriner ; Vienna Capella Academica, headed by Eduard Melkus (1997, Philips)
  • JS Bach , French Suite No. 6, E major, BWV 817 (1966, Philips)
  • Beethoven , Violin Sonatas, Vol. I et II - Romances - Henryk Szeryng , Ingrid Haebler; Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra , cond. Bernard Haitink (1971-80, Philips) OCLC 937703523
  • Chopin, Nocturnes (1956, 2LP Vox PL) OCLC 11954007
  • Chopin, Valses (LP Vox GBY 11970)
  • Haydn , Piano Concerto No. 11 in D major, Nederlands Kamerorkest, conducted by Szymon Goldberg (July 9, 1960), Philips 875 040CY
  • Haydn , Piano Sonatas Nos. 35,36,37,38 and 39 (1969, Philips) OCLC 659214726
  • Haydn , Piano Sonata No. 52 (Philips, mono)
  • Haydn , Andante Con Variazioni In F Minor, Hob XVII 6 (Philips)
  • Mozart , music for two pianos - Ingrid Haebler, Ludwig Hoffmann , Jörg Demus , Paul Badura-Skoda (1971–78, 2CD Philips 422 516-2) OCLC 154641529
  • Mozart, Piano Concertos No. 6 & 8 Pro Musica Orchester Wien, conducted by Heinrich Hollreiser (1954, LP Vox PL 9290)
  • Mozart, Piano Concerto No. 13, Pro Musica Orchester Wien, conducted by Heinrich Hollreiser (LP Vox, 7.5.1956)
  • Mozart, Piano Concertos No. 15 & 18 - Haebler; Wiener Symphoniker , cond. Heinrich Hollreiser (1953, LP Vox PL 8300) OCLC 4741984
  • Mozart, Piano Concertos No. 17 & 26 - Haebler; Bamberg Symphony, Vienna Symphony, conducted by Heinrich Hollreiser (1955, LP Vox PL 9390)
  • Mozart, Piano Concertos No. 19 & 20 - Haebler; Wiener Symphoniker, headed by Karl Melles (1958, Vox) OCLC 1855840
  • Mozart, Piano Concertos No. 12 & 27 (1954, LP Vox PL 8710) OCLC 4742005
  • Mozart, Piano Concertos No. 13 & 24 - Haebler; Wiener Symphoniker, conducted by Paul Walter (LP Vox PL 10.080) OCLC 658817701
  • Mozart, piano concertos - Ingrid Haebler, pianoforte (1-4); Capella Academica Vienna, headed by Eduard Melkus (1-4); London Symphony Orchestra , led by Witold Rowicki , Alceo Galliera , Colin Davis (10CD Philips 454 352-2) OCLC 222291004
  • Mozart, Piano Sonatas K. 279, 290, 281, 282, 283, 284, 309, 310, 311, 330, 331, 332, 333, 457, 533 + 594, 545, 570, 576 (1966 - 70, Philips)
  • Mozart, Piano Sonatas K. 279, 290, 281, 282, 283, 284, 309, 310, 311, 330, 331, 332, 333, 457, 533 + 594, 545, 570, 576, and Fantasia in C minor K. 475 (1986-91, 5CD Denon COCQ-83689) OCLC 36419870
  • Mozart, Variations for piano K.455, 352, 179, 500 & K.24, 25, 180, 265, 254, 398 (November 3-9 / December 2-9, 1975, 2CD Philips)
  • Mozart, Sonatas for piano and violin K. 296, 301, 306 - Henryk Szeryng, Haebler (1969/1972, Philips)
  • Mozart, Sonatas for Piano and Violin K. 378, 380, 454 - Henryk Szeryng, Haebler (1969/1972, Philips)
  • Mozart, piano quartet - Schwalbé, Cappne, Borwitzky (Philips) OCLC 658577213
  • Mozart, quintet for piano and wind instruments, and Beethoven, quintet op. 16 - Haebler; Members of the Bamberg Wind Quintet (September 19-22, 1971, Philips)
  • Schubert , Impromptus (1955, LP Vox PL 8940)
  • Schubert, Piano Sonatas (12), Impromptus, Moments musicaux, Fantasie in F minor * - Haebler, Ludwig Hoffmann * (1960/1970, 7CD Philips 456 367-2 / Decca) OCLC 51748844
  • Schumann, Kinderszenen, op.15, (August 28, 1959) Philips 698039
  • Schumann, piano concerto, Concertgebouworkest, conducted by Eliahu Inbal , (1.6.1972), Philips 6500 414

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ According to Mozart's sign. The pianist Ingrid Haebler for her ninetieth. In: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. June 20, 2016, accessed June 18, 2019 . Ingrid Haebler celebrated her 90th birthday in 2016. The following sources mention Bach Cantata's website , Austrian music magazine , History Wiki Vienna , Bavarian Music Lexicon Online, but 1929 as the year of birth.
  2. ↑ Joseph Stevenson: Portrait of Ingrid Haebler. In: bach-cantatas.com. May 2007, accessed August 8, 2018 .
  3. ^ Wiener Salonblatt on June 14, 1925, p. 8.
  4. ↑ a b c d Gerhard R. Koch : Under the sign of Mozart. The pianist Ingrid Haebler for her ninetieth . In: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung of June 20, 2016, p. 16.
  5. ^ Inscription Deutschordenshof, passage: Ingrid Haebler 1970 (accessed June 7, 2014).

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personal data
SURNAME Haebler, Ingrid
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian pianist
DATE OF BIRTH June 20, 1929
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna