Kaspar Singer
Kaspar Singer (born November 25, 1974 in Zurich ; born Kaspar Glättli ) is a Swiss cellist .
Life
Kaspar Singer was born in 1974 as the second son of Rolf Glättli and Silvia Glättli-Züblin, and grew up with his brother Balthasar Glättli in Wolfhausen ZH . He attended the Zurich Oberland Cantonal School . After graduating from high school , he obtained a teaching and concert diploma as a cellist . He specialized in baroque cello with Jaap ter Linden (The Hague) and also studied with Christophe Coin (Basel). At the same time, he cultivated his preference for new music with daswirdas . Kaspar Singer is a member of the Camerata Switzerland symphony orchestra and lecturer for baroque cello and historical performance practice at the University of Catholic Church Music in Regensburg .
Kaspar Singer now lives with his wife and three children in Lans near Innsbruck .
Recordings
- Pippo Pollina : Dodici Lettere d'amore. 1995.
- Nixon's Genie in a Bottle , Health Is Audible, 1998.
- John Cage : Branches. 1999, Wandelweiser edition , EWR 9901.
- John Cage: Cartridge Music. 2004, Edition Wandelweiser, EWR 0406.
Ensembles
Kaspar Singer played or plays in the following ensembles:
- Barucco
- ensemble conSequnza, music in the gate, Feldkirch
- Academia Jacobus Stainer
- Ensemble moderntimes_1800
- Cantusfirmus, Solothurn
- Capella Leopoldina, Graz
- Camerata Switzerland
- Substitute in TSOI
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Web links
- Kaspar Singer's website ( memento from October 14, 2013 in the Internet Archive )
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Singer, Kaspar |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Glättli, Kaspar (maiden name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swiss cellist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 25, 1974 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Zurich |