Susanne Lautenbacher

Susanne Lautenbacher Born 19 April 1932 In Augsburg Is A German Violinist. She Studied Violin With The Munich-Based Violin Pedagogue Karl Freund First Violin Of The Freund Quartet And Later With Henryk Szeryng. She Was A Prizewinner In The Early Years Of The Munich ARD Violin Competition. 1 On Some Early Recordings Her Name Appears As Suzanne Or Susi. Lautenbacher Has Made A Large Number Of Gramophone Recordings 2 And Featured In Numerous Recordings Of Concertos And Chamber Music Between The Late 1950s And Early 1990s On Labels Such As Vox Turnabout Intercord Bärenreiter-Musicaphon Bayer And Many Others. She Has Recorded Works By Biber Locatelli Bach Vivaldi Haydn Mozart Including All Five Violin Concertos And The Concertone K. 190 Beethoven Including The Concerto Both Romances And The 'Spring' And 'Kreutzer' Sonatas J.N. Hummel Schubert Rolla Mendelssohn Schumann Spohr Viotti Brahms Reger Bela Bartok Kurt Weill 3 Karl Amadeus Hartmann Hans Pfitzner Hans Werner Henze Hans Schäuble Giorgio Federico Ghedini Concerto Dell'albatro And Bernd Alois Zimmermann. She Also Made Numerous Concert Appearances Especially With The Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn Conducted By Jörg Faerber. Among Other Works Lautenbacher Instigated And Premièred The Concerto For Violin And Voices Orpheus 1978/9 By Arthur Dangel And The Violin Concerto Septuarchie 1975 By Eva Schorr. She Also Performed Regularly In Chamber Music Principally With The Bell'Arte Trio Stuttgart Ulrich Koch Viola Thomas Blees Then Martin Ostertag Cello And The Pianist Martin Galling. Lautenbacher Taught The Violin For Many Years At The Stuttgart Conservatoire Where She Was Appointed To A Professorship In 1965. Her Husband Heinz Jansen Formerly A Viola Player In The Edwin Fischer Chamber Orchestra Founded And Directed A Classical Music Recording Company The Südwest-Tonstudio Stuttgart. read less