Sabine Lutzenberger

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Sabine Lutzenberger (* 1964 ) is a German mezzo-soprano from Stadtbergen near Augsburg . Her specialty is the music of the Middle Ages. In contrast, she also sings contemporary music in ensembles. She is one of the pioneers of medieval singing in the German-speaking cultural area.

life and work

Sabine Lutzenberger studied at the Zurich University of Music and earned her recorder diploma there in 1990. She then studied medieval and baroque singing with Ulrich Meßthaler and René Jacobs at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis . Lutzenberger received artistic impulses from his collaboration with the Ensemble for Early Music Augsburg , from Pedro Memelsdorff from the Italian ensemble Mala Punica and from Paul van Nevel from the Belgian Huelgas Ensemble .

Lutzenberger appeared at European early music festivals as a soloist, ensemble singer and with her ensemble PER-SONAT . Her repertoire includes singing from the Middle Ages to the Baroque. In contrast, she cultivates avant-garde singing, for example with the Klangforum Wien under the direction of Enno Poppe at the Kunstfest Weimar or under Sylvain Cambreling in the Konzerthaus Vienna or at the Biennale in Venice, Lisbon and Porto. Lutzenberger gave concerts in Porto with works by Anton Webern under the conductor Peter Rundel .

For the recording of Carmina Burana (Tempus transit) Sabine Lutzenberger received the Diapason d'or as co-interpreter .

Sabine Lutzenberger is married to the pianist Wolfgang Oettl and together with him forms the duo arspoetica , which is dedicated to the music of the Renaissance, Baroque, Romantic and New Music.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b c d e f g h Sabine Lutzenberger. In: Sequentia.
  2. a b c Sabine Lutzenberger. In Bach cantatas.
  3. ^ Sabine Lutzenberger. In: http://www.ars-poetica.info .
  4. ^ Sabine Lutzenberger. In: Your lackeys.
  5. arspoetica. In: www.ars-poetica.info. Archived from the original on September 11, 2019 ; accessed on June 16, 2020 .