Cooperation Partners of
Susanne Scholz
Student Assistants
Manako Ito, Aljosa Solak, Sofija Krsteska, Linnea Hurttia, Christian Prohammer, Alejandra Segovia, Hagar Girsai plus Olivia Schöffmann as additional freelancer – musicians from the Institute for Early Music and Performance Practice at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz, mainly violin players (class for historical string instruments / Susanne Scholz)
Main Areas of Activity
Performing on Renaissance violins and conducting research into these instruments during research residences, at performances and in lectures, as well as contributing additional specialist knowledge in the fields of composition, technique, organology and musicology.
Additional expertise from the following key partners:
Kate Clark – renaissance consort playing
Tanja Vogrin – vocal renaissance music
Part II Plucked, Struck and Bowed
Carmen Leoni – clavichord
Julian Behr – lute instruments
Michael Hell – harpsichord
Susanne Scholz – concept & conduct of interviews
Christian Prohammer – editing of the material
Linnea Hurttia – correction, elaboration and translation of the interviews, IPA (interpretative phenomenological analysis)
Interviewees (in chronological order):
Christian Prohammer, Carmen Leoni, Sigiswald Kuijken, Mechthild Karkow,
Odile Édouard, Peter van Heyghen, Dimitri Bondarenko, Konstanze Hubmann, Bart Kuijken, Dominika Falger, Catalina Vicens, Skip Sempé, Kate Clark, Julian Behr, Michael Hell
Manako Ito, Aljosa Solak, Sofija Krsteska, Linnea Hurttia, Christian Prohammer, Alejandra Segovia, Hagar Girsai, Olivia Schöffmann – cooperation partners of
Part I Instrument and Mind
Sofija Krsteska – overall organisation and coordination, public image,
Christian Prohammer – digital manager, digital storage, audio and video recording / editing part III and IV, website
Jelena Jovović – social media assistance
Daniel Comploi – audio and video recording / editing for part I and II
Tommaso Settimi – audio recording and editing part II 2024
Ivy Kollmann – Visual identity of the project; artistic realisation of the four parts and their sections; design of the analogue media (vinyl postcards, storage box and accompanying booklet)