Martin Lehnfeld

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Martin Lehnfeld (* 1959 in Vienna ) is an Austrian violinist , a member of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra and is active in the fields of chamber music , tango , Wienerlied and folk music .

Career

At the age of eleven, Lehnfeld studied with Thomas Kakuska at what is now the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna . Since 1980 he has been a primary violinist with the Vienna Symphony Orchestra.

In addition to his work for the Symphoniker, Lehnfeld is active in other initiatives and musical genres. He was a member of the Collegium Musicum Alte Universität under Martin Sieghart . He also worked as a violist with the Wiener Concertverein and as a violinist with the Johann Strauss Ensemble . He was also the electric bass player in the jazz ensemble Das Septett .

Lehnfeld, who also gave individual concerts as a violinist and violist, also plays in the tango formations Tango Vivo and Tango Si . He is also a member of the Vindobona Schrammeln quartet. As part of these activities, he created compositions and arrangements. He also worked as a violinist, as a performance at the Center Georges Pompidou in Paris on May 20, 1988 in the poetry of Friedrich Hahn's Die Ufer , set to music by Rudi Aigelreiter . One station was listed.

In 2010, Martin Lehnfeld was appointed professor by the Republic of Austria for his diverse musical work.

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  1. ^ On Martin Lehnfeld, see the book by Rainer Bischof and Gernot Gruber: A Century of the Wiener Symphoniker. Holzhausen Verlag 2000 ( ISBN 3854930240 ), pp. 60-63
  2. ↑ Vindobona Schrammeln: Genuine Viennese (Label: Radio Wienerlied UPC / EAN 9005387227744)
  3. ↑ Soundtrack for the performance on the label GS Records 0920
  4. ↑ Minister of Culture Claudia Schmied awards seven members of the Wiener Symphoniker the professional title "Professor"
personal data
SURNAME Lehnfeld, Martin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian violinist
DATE OF BIRTH 1959
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna