Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts - Notable Teachers and Students

Notable Teachers and Students

  • Norbert Abels
  • Anton Biersack
  • Ivan Božičević
  • Elsa Cavelti
  • Moritz Eggert
  • Julia Fischer
  • Christof Fischesser
  • Beat Furrer
  • Thorsten Grasshoff
  • Martin Gründler
  • Leonard Hokanson
  • Hartmut Höll
  • Peter Iden
  • Alois Ickstadt (de)
  • Richard Rudolf Klein
  • Wolfram Koch
  • Alois Kottmann
  • Edgar Krapp
  • Anca Lupu
  • Martin Lücker
  • Dirk Mommertz
  • Alma Moodie
  • Isabel Mundry
  • Branka Musulin
  • Lev Natochenny
  • Christopher Park
  • Edith Peinemann
  • Katia Plaschka
  • Michael Ponti
  • Christoph Prégardien
  • Helmuth Rilling
  • Daniel Roth
  • Evgenia Rubinova
  • Wolfgang Rübsam
  • Peter Samel
  • Udo Samel
  • Wolfgang Schäfer
  • Michael Schneider
  • Michael Schopper
  • Gisela Sott
  • Jiří Stárek
  • Martin Stadtfeld
  • Ernst Stötzner
  • Winfried Toll
  • Catherine Vickers
  • Joachim Volkmann
  • Franz Vorraber
  • Helmut Walcha
  • Hans Zender
  • Ruth Ziesak
  • Heinz Werner Zimmermann
  • Tabea Zimmermann

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