Elisabeth Hubmann | geb. 1994
The Tyrolean organist Elisabeth Hubmann, currently active in Geneva,
is engaged in classical and contemporary organ music in order to promote
promote research and transdisciplinarity in the world of the organ. In
her work as a musicologist, she explores in particular the intersections
interfaces between anthropology, cultural heritage, listening practices,
instrument making and lived, practice-oriented research. As an
interpreter, she plays a broad repertoire ranging from early to contemporary
contemporary music on organ, pianoforte and other keyboard
keyboard instruments. She performs regularly in international
concert series, including: Orgelpark Amsterdam (NL), Schnitgertage
Ganderkesee (D), Schwaz Silberstadt Orgelkonzerte (AUT), Oude Kerk
Amsterdam (NL), Lunchconcerten Waalsekerk (NL), Kaasmarktconcerten in
Alkmaar (NL), Recitais em Lourdes Belo Horizonte (BRA), musik+ (AUT),
Musée suisse de l'orgue Roche (CH), Admont Abbey (AUT), Toulouse les
Orgues (FR), Carinthischer Sommer (AUT), Cathédrale d'Annecy (FR), St.
Antonius Oberkassel (D), Verspérales Temple d'Aubonne (FR),
International Organ Week Paderborn (D), and many more.
Music and
music and art are less a profession for her, but much more an attitude to life
attitude to life, dedication, willingness, and as a
perception filter that not only facilitates perception, but also enables
but also enables understanding. In the anthropological complex, music can be a
key to opening doors into different worlds.
Fascination
About her:
Orgelmeditation im Zisterzienserstift Wilhering mit Elisabeth Hubmann