Raphaëlle Zaneboni (to the sheet music)
Raphaëlle Zaneboni was born in France in 1978. The flutist and composer studied at the Grenoble Conservatory and subsequently studied flute with Prof. Jean Ferrandis at the École Normale Supérieure de Musique in Paris. She also took lessons with Prof. Philippe Boucly and attended master classes with Philippe Pierlot, Michel Debost, and András Adorján.
She founded the Ladon Ensemble, the Ensemble Impression, and, together with harpist Barbara Gollwitzer, the Duo Proserpina. Combining music with painting and poetry, she founded the Ensemble Luft Licht Klangbild in 2023 and, together with Dr. Andreas Bukowski, the Ensemble Poésie Klangzeit.
She has been teaching at the Haar Music School since 2008 and at the Pullach Music School since 2023. She is also a member of the Pedagogical Flute Circle at the Würzburg University of Music, led by Corina Nastoll.
As a composer and arranger, Zaneboni collaborates with the publishing house "Köbl Edition," which has published her numerous works for flute. Her compositions and arrangements have received rave reviews in magazines such as *The Flutist Quarterly* (USA) and *Flöte Aktuell* (Germany).
As a sought-after flutist, she performs in chamber music ensembles and orchestras. She regularly appears as a soloist: she has performed the flute concertos by Ibert and Mozart and Doppler’s Double Concerto, as well as concertos ranging from Baroque to contemporary works for solo flute in France, Italy, Austria, and Germany.
Every Friday between 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., recordings of your current music projects are broadcast during the radio show “Der Salon von Raphaëlle” on Radio FCE Continuo Luxembourg.
Stephanie Immertreu (to the sheet music)
Stephanie Immertreu was born on 9 February 1967 in Wolfratshausen. dreamed of being able to devote herself entirely to music one day. to music. She sang in up to three choirs at the same time and played the flute with passion in an amateur orchestra. flute in an amateur orchestra and various chamber music ensembles. In preparation for the aptitude test for admission to the Richard Strauss Conservatoire in Conservatory in Munich, she completed a two-year training course to become a state-certified director in amateur music. It was during this time that the desire to teach music.
She then gained her first practical experience during her studies at the Richard Strauss Conservatory. Strauss Conservatory with a position at the St. Gotthard Grammar School in Niederalteich. where the state-certified music teacher for flute still enjoys teaching today. where the state-certified music teacher for flute still teaches with great pleasure. In 2010, she won a first prize with the flute ensemble first prize at the flute festival in Munich. Munich. Even then, she had a piece that she had reworked herself in the programme. in the programme.
Pascal Deuber (to the sheet music)
Pascal Deuber was born in Rheinfelden/CH in 1992.
He studied at Musikhochschule Basel with Prof. Christian Lampert.
In the 2014/15 season he was engaged as principal horn in the Wuppertal Sinfony Orchestra, from the beginning of the 2015/16 season deputy principal horn in the Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra and from 2017 principal horn in the same orchestra.
Since 2019 he is principal horn in the Bavarian State Orchestra. Alongside he has participated in various distinguished national and international competions and worked as solo horn player as well.
Besides playing the horn he loves arranging music, particularly for horn ensembles. Additionally he is also a dedicated composer, who – by and then- evolves his ideas for special occasions.
Eric Mayr (to the sheet music)
Eric Mayr was born in Bremen. He studied conducting and piano and is currently working as a teacher for piano, music theory and composition in Heidenheim (Baden-Württemberg, Germany) since 1993.
His music draws as much inspiration from Hindemith, Johann Nepomuk David and Anton Webern as from Jazz, Rock and too much else to mention in this context. He likes working with scholarly structures and sequences just as much as pentatonical melodies and other material.
Recently Edition Koebl has published compositions for horn and piano, as well as for clarinet, tuba, flute, bassoon, oboe, trumpet, trombone and chamber music ensemble.
His pieces are aimed at the ambitioned beginner and the average musician.
Franz Kanefzky (to the sheet music)
"Actually, I just want to pass on what I encountered myself as a child:
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Flaming enthusiasm from musicians and impressive concert experiences".
The real reason why Franz Kanefzky came to music: he was not a good footballer. good footballer. He was born in 1964 and grew up in a village in the Augsburg district, he had the choice between sports club or brass band. Although music did not play a big role in his family, he learned to play the trumpet at the age of 10. trumpet at the age of 10. Since then, he has never let go of the joy of making music together. music together. He soon knew that playing in an orchestra was his destiny. As a horn player, he realised it.
After his music studies at the Leopold Mozart Conservatory in Augsburg he joined the orchestra of the present Nuremberg State Opera in 1986. Since 1991 he has played in the Munich Radio Orchestra.
Even as a teenager, he composed tirelessly, which has remained so to this day. He writes for a wide variety of instrumentations: Chamber music, choral works, instrumental concertos, drama music, brass symphonies, alphorn pieces as well as music educational orchestral works that have received national attention, such as. "Helden auf dem Notenblatt", "Ein Orchester – gut in Form!", "Großvater erzählt", "Don Quichotte". Commissioned works have been written for the Bayerischer Rundfunk, the Bavarian State Orchestra, "Die Bühne" Nuremberg and the Herrenchiemsee Festival. Many of them have been released on CD.
Hermann Rid (to the sheet music)
The saxophonist Hermann Rid, born in 1962, studied classical saxophone with André Legros at the Richard Strauss Conservatory in Munich from 1980 to 1986. Conservatory in Munich with André Legros. He attended master classes Daniel Deffayet, professor at the Conservatoire National de Musique Paris, and with Jean-Marie Londeix (Conservatoire Bordeaux).
Already during his studies, he won the prestigious "6 o'clock concerts competition" of the Bayrische Vereinsbank and the City of Munich in 1985. In 1985 he played the solo part in "La Creation du Monde" by Darius Bernstein with the Schleswig-Holstein Creation du Monde" by Darius Milhaud. First engagements at the Bavarian State Opera followed in 1986, as well as chamber music recordings for the Bavarian Radio. As a soloist he performed with the Hof Symphony Orchestra and the Munich Chamber Orchestra, among others.
In addition to his activities as a saxophone teacher and chamber music partner, Hermann Rid is is regularly active as an orchestral musician. He is invited by the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra, the Symphony Orchestra and Radio Orchestra of the Bavarian Radio, the Munich Chamber the Munich Chamber Orchestra, the Munich State Opera, the Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz and the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra as an orchestral musician. As a member of these orchestras he played orchestras under conductors such as James Levine, Kent Nagano, Marcello Viotti, Jona than Nott and Péter Eötvös. In 2008 Hermann Rid played the solo part in Maurice Ravel's "Bolero" under Lorin Maazel at the founding concert and the subsequent tour of the "Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra". and has since been the orchestra's Principal Guest Solo Saxophonist. Through his collaboration with composers such as Moritz Eggert, Tobias Giesen, Dimitri Terzakis and Dieter Acker. Hermann Rid has extensive experience in the field of "New Music".
Andreas Kummerländer (to the sheet music)
Andreas Kummerlaender was born in 1946.
He studied in Cologne and Trossingen/ Germany. Afterwards he joined several chamber music formations and Jazz ensembles.
He worked as a teacher at Trossingen University of Music. Alongside he was Jury Member as well as Jury Chair at national and international competitions. Andreas Kummerlaender has also shared his expertise in national and international horn master classes, chamber music seminars and jazz workshops.
His arrangements for Horn Ensemble are exclusively published by Koebl Edition since 2012.