Management and organizational team
Carola Christ
Leitung
Ich bin Carola, studiere Schulmusik und Germanistik und interessiere mich sehr für andere Kulturen und Sprachen. Die Idee zu Con Anima bekam ich während meines Erasmusaufenthaltes in Schweden, wo ich bei einem Orchester für unbegleitete minderjährige Geflüchtete Geige unterrichtete. Miteinander musizieren zu können, ist eine essenzielle Erfahrung, die für die eigene Persönlichkeit und das gesellschaftliche Miteinander von hohem Wert sein kann. Dies darf nicht nur ein Privileg für Einzelne bleiben! Ich bin neugierig auf die Menschen, die zu Con Anima kommen und die Musik, die ich durch sie kennenlernen darf.
Katharina Schmauder
Instrumentallehrerin,Administration
Ich bin Katharina und habe das Oca zuerst durch zwei
Kompositionsworkshops kennengelernt. Die Energie und Leidenschaft des
Orchesters haben mich in Bann gezogen, sodass ich nun gerne regelmäßig
in der Planung und bei den Proben dabei bin. Ich freue mich immer über
nette Menschen und das gemeinsame Musizieren. Außerhalb des Ocas trifft
man mich in der Eisdiele, im Theater oder beim Wandern im Schwarzwald.
Social Media
Nathalie Olivares
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Hello, my name is Aaron and I live in Freiburg as a freelance instrument teacher and pianist. I came across the orchestra con anima during my studies at the Musikhochschule Freiburg and since then I have been enthusiastic about the idea of the project and the spirit in the group and therefore also happy to be part of the whole.
Besides music, I love being in nature, especially in the Alps.
Aaron Lochle
Violin & piano teacher
teaching team
I'm Berit and I studied school music in Freiburg, my instrument is the horn.
Ever since I listened to Con Anima's very first performance a few years ago, I've been intrigued by the idea of the orchestra. Now, after several study trips abroad, I am happy to have finally found my way into the orchestra and to be involved in this great project.
Berit Busch
brass instruments
I'm Mariam and I'm passionate about playing my violin in the Con Anima Orchestra. It is wonderful to be able to make music in such a loving and warm-hearted atmosphere with such a diverse group. We are all united by the need for progress on our instrument and this motivation creates beautiful music. I am very grateful for that.
Florencia Falcioni
violin teacher
Luke Hensel
clarinet teacher
Ich bin Alisa und studiere jetzt an der Musikhochschule Freiburg. Früher erhielt ich schon eine Fachausbildung als Violin- und Bratschenlehrerin in der Ukraine. Es macht mir wirklich Spaß, beim OCA zu spielen und zu unterrichten. Als Lehrer möchte ich die Freude am Geigen- oder Bratschenspiel mit allen teilen. Das OCA hilft mit seiner warmen Atmosphäre. Wir sehen uns im Unterricht oder bei der Probe!
Hello, my name is Aaron and I live in Freiburg as a freelance instrument teacher and pianist. I came across the orchestra con anima during my studies at the Musikhochschule Freiburg and since then I have been enthusiastic about the idea of the project and the spirit in the group and therefore also happy to be part of the whole.
Besides music, I love being in nature, especially in the Alps.
Aaron Lochle
Violin & piano teacher
I'm Mariam and I'm passionate about playing my violin in the Con Anima Orchestra. It is wonderful to be able to make music in such a loving and warm-hearted atmosphere with such a diverse group. We are all united by the need for progress on our instrument and this motivation creates beautiful music. I am very grateful for that.
Mariam Kamal
violin teacher
I'm Katharina and I got the oca first through two
Get to know composition workshops. The energy and passion of
Orchestras have fascinated me, so I now like to play regularly
in the planning and in the rehearsals. I'm always happy about
nice people and making music together. Outside the ocas meets
you see me in the ice cream parlor, in the theater or when hiking in the Black Forest
Catherine Schmauder
Violin & viola teacher
Marie Roos
cello teacher
Luke Hensel
clarinet teacher
Marie Roos
cello teacher
You have just started blooming
and yet you were already full of colors.
Some buds have not yet opened
and only briefly saw the light of earth.
You can no longer unfold many things yourself.
And yet you have sown your seed
and will be in full bloom
at times when some will say
that you are no longer there.
It is with great sadness that we have to say goodbye to our dear, dedicated flute teacher Hannah Schütz. Hannah passed away on February 18 at the age of 27 after a short, serious illness. Hannah was a loving soul in Con Anima, who taught reliably and with selfless commitment, made music with passion and great joy and was always there, discreetly, patiently and calmly, where help was needed. She was our exchange partner on pedagogical questions and a source of inspiration for musical and pedagogical visions. Her continuous support and motivation during the lockdown in online lessons and during rehearsals, which were made more difficult for wind players in particular by the Corona regulations, was indispensable. Most recently, Hannah helped set up and take the very first steps of our new Mozart group. We would have loved to have continued this project with you, dear Hannah, and wished that you could still see the fruits of your labor. Without you, many rehearsals, recordings and our summer concerts 2021 would not have been possible.
Dear Hannah, you leave a big void here –
But you also leave us your spirit full of life: We remember your smile, your joy in making music and teaching, your courtesy, your loving and appreciative interaction with your fellow human beings. Your light remains and we will keep it in our hearts and carry it out into the world.
You shaped us, dear Hannah! We are deeply grateful for the (much too short) time with you!
Our thoughts and condolences go out to Hannah's family and loved ones.
