Marianne-Migault Klingler

Marianne-Migault Klingler (born October 4, 1922 in Berlin-Charlottenburg , † February 5, 1991 in Munich ) was a German founder.

Career

Klingler came as the daughter of the violin virtuoso Karl Klingler and his wife Margarethe, b. from Gwinner, to the world. After graduating from the König-Luise-Stiftung in Berlin-Dahlem, she studied pedagogy, psychology and theology in Berlin, Freiburg, Vienna, Marburg and Göttingen from 1942 to 1954. In 1954 she passed the faculty examination in theology at the University of Göttingen. She then worked as an educator and religion teacher in the Holzminden country school home. From 1958 to 1962 she studied at the Psychological Institute in Munich, from which she graduated as a psychologist. In 1962 she set up her own practice for child psychotherapy, diagnostics and counseling in the Bogenhausen district of Munich.

In 1979 she set up the Karl Klingler Foundation to promote string quartets and to promote early musical education in the spirit of Shinichi Suzuki . From 1981 she was the Managing Editor of the European Suzuki Journal .

Web links

• Marianne-Migault Klingler: Biography at the Karl Klingler Foundation