Annegret Kuttner
Annegret Kuttner was born in Zittau, which is situated on the border of three countries— Germany, Poland and the Czech Republic. She studied piano with Peter Rösel, répétiteurship with Monika Raithel, and cembalo/early music with Ludger Remy at the Musikhochschule Dresden.
As a soloist and together with ensemble partners such as Antje Weithaas, Benjamin Schmid, Peter Bruns, Sayako Kusaka, Pauline Sachse and Ivan Zenaty, she has performed in many of Germany’s prominent concert halls, including the Berlin Philharmonie, the Konzerthaus Berlin and the Gewandhaus Leipzig. Concert tours have led her to the Czech Republic, Poland, Switzerland, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Israel, Latvia, South Africa, Australia, the USA, and elsewhere.
Annegret Kuttner teaches répétiteurship at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Leipzig. Among her best-known CD productions are critically acclaimed recordings of works by Louis Widor and Louis Vierne, Robert Schumann and Robert Volkmann, as well as Max Reger.
As a soloist and together with ensemble partners such as Antje Weithaas, Benjamin Schmid, Peter Bruns, Sayako Kusaka, Pauline Sachse and Ivan Zenaty, she has performed in many of Germany’s prominent concert halls, including the Berlin Philharmonie, the Konzerthaus Berlin and the Gewandhaus Leipzig. Concert tours have led her to the Czech Republic, Poland, Switzerland, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Israel, Latvia, South Africa, Australia, the USA, and elsewhere.
Annegret Kuttner teaches répétiteurship at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Leipzig. Among her best-known CD productions are critically acclaimed recordings of works by Louis Widor and Louis Vierne, Robert Schumann and Robert Volkmann, as well as Max Reger.
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The cello music by Ludwig van Beethoven as it has never been heard