Irmtraud Tarr

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Irmtraud Tarr (born January 21, 1950 in Lörrach ; born Wille and first married with the family name Krüger ) is a German concert organist , author and psychotherapist .

Life

Tarr took a degree in music and theology . She then worked as a teacher and trained as a concert organist in Basel and Geneva . From 1984 she began training as a psychotherapist. In 1987 she graduated from the University of Hamburg Dr. phil. Tarr works as a psychotherapist and music therapist in Rheinfelden. She is also the scientific director of music therapy training in the medical faculty of Danube University Krems .

Since 1980 she played in a duo with the trumpeter Edward H. Tarr , with whom she was also married. She also appears in a duo with Claudia Olma as an actress with giant dolls. She also makes music in a trio with the double bass player Andreas Cincera and the dancer Norbert Steinwarz . Tarr is the author of 30 books so far.

Irmtraut Tarr lives in the Eichsel district of Rheinfelden (Baden) .

Publications

Books

  • Consolation - the art of doing the soul good (Herder)
  • Consolation for the soul (Herder)
  • Stage fright (Kreuz Verlag Stuttgart, Asanger Verlag Heidelberg);
  • The magical power of attention (Herder),
  • How to Tame a Porcupine - Dealing with Difficult People (Herder)
  • The Donald Duck principle - failure as a chance for a new life (Gütersloher publishing house).

Audio documents

  • Animal and petite .
  • Festive concert from Riga Cathedral .
  • GF Handel, Three Ornate Organ Concerts .
  • Johann Ludwig Krebs, organ works .
  • Irmtraud Krüger plays Lefébure-Wély .
  • Lusitan organ music .
  • Italian masterpieces for organ and trumpet .
  • The silver trumpets of Lisbon and Lusitan organ music . Trumpet ensemble Edward Tarr / Irmtraud Tarr.
  • Irmtraud Tarr plays organ works by Sebastián Aguilera de Heredia .
  • Stanley Weiner con Organo Obbligato .
  • Program music on the organ in Mariastein .
  • Spanish Golden Age Music for Trumpet and Organ .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ German National Library
  2. ↑ Biographical information from: www.tarr-online.de , accessed on December 16, 2009
  3. ↑ http://www.tarr-online.de/cd_irmi_de.htm

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Tarr, Irmtraud
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Kruger, Irmtraud; Tarr Kruger, Irmtraud
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German concert organist, author and psychotherapist
DATE OF BIRTH January 21, 1950
PLACE OF BIRTH Loerrach