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Tabea Zimmermann

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German violist (born 1966)

Tabea Zimmermann
Zimmermann in 2007
Born (1966-10-08)8 October 1966 (age 59)
Lahr, Baden-Württemberg,Germany
Occupations
Organizations
AwardsErnst von Siemens Music Prize
Websitewww.tabeazimmermann.de

Tabea Zimmermann (born 8 October 1966) is a Germanviolist who has performed internationally, both as a soloist and achamber musician. She has been artist in residence of theConcertgebouw Orchestra, theBerlin Philharmonic, and theBavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra. In 2004, Zimmermann founded the Arcanto Quartet, astring quartet that performed until 2016. Several composers have written music for her, includingGyörgy Ligeti (theViola Sonata), and she has made her own version of Bartók'sViola Concerto from the composer's sketches.

Zimmermann is a professor at theFrankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts and gives master classes at theKronberg Academy and elsewhere. Her awards include the 2020Ernst von Siemens Music Prize.

Life and career

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Born inLahr on 8 October 1966,[1] Zimmermann began learning the viola at age three,[1][2] and commenced piano studies at age five.[1][3] At age 13, she studied viola withUlrich Koch at theFreiburg Conservatory and progressed to study withSándor Végh at theMozarteum ofSalzburg.[1][4][5] She soon gained notice in international competitions, winning first prizes inGeneva (1982), the Budapest International Viola Competition (1984), and theMaurice Vieux International Viola Competition in Paris (1983), for which she was awarded an instrument by contemporary luthierÉtienne Vatelot (1980).[1] Since 2019, she has been playing an instrument built for her by Patrick Robin.[6]

As a soloist, Zimmermann has performed with major orchestras such as theLeipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, theBerlin Philharmonic, theBBC Philharmonic, and theOrchestre de la Suisse Romande, and with conductors includingKurt Masur,Bernard Haitink, andNikolaus Harnoncourt. In 1992 she made her debut with the Berlin Philharmonic, performing Bartók'sViola Concerto.[7] She often performedTibor Serly's version of the piece,[8] but after studying the original sketches in 1994, she prepared her own version.[9][10] She played her version in the final concert of the 2023 Kronberg Festival at theCasals Forum, with theFrankfurt Radio Symphony conducted byChristoph Eschenbach.[9]

Zimmermann has been artist in residence, at theKunstfest Weimar [de] in 2008, in Luxembourg in 2009, in Hamburg in 2010,[1] with theConcertgebouw Orchestra, the Berlin Philharmonic,[7] and in the 2022/23 season theBavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra.[11][12][13]

Zimmermann (center of 2nd row) after leading Bartok's Divertimento withEnsemble Resonanz, 2025

Zimmermann is also devoted tochamber music, having performed withGidon Kremer,Lars Vogt,Hartmut Höll,Steven Isserlis,Javier Perianes, andPamela Frank at numerous festivals. In 2004, she co-founded the Arcanto Quartet withAntje Weithaas,Daniel Sepec [nl], andJean-Guihen Queyras.[1][14] The quartet played together until 2016.[15] She has also collaborated with theEnsemble Resonanz.[16]

Committed to 20th- and 21st-century repertoire, Zimmermann premiered Ligeti'sViola Sonata, which was written for her,[1] on 23 April 1994 inGütersloh.[5][17][18] Other works written for her includeHeinz Holliger'sRecicanto for viola and orchestra,Wolfgang Rihm's Viola Concerto No. 2 "Über die Linie IV",MonhbyGeorges Lentz,Frank Michael Beyer'sNotte di pasqua andBruno Mantovani's Concerto for Two Violas that she played withAntoine Tamestit.[1]Sally Beamish,Enno Poppe, andJosef Tal also wrote music for her.[5]

Teaching

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Zimmermann was on the faculty of theSaarbrücken Music Academy from 1987 to 1989, then the youngest female professor in Germany,[1] and taught at theFrankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts from 1994 to 2002.[5] She then became professor of viola and chamber music at theHochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin until 2023,[1][4] whereAntoine Tamestit was one of her students.[19] Other students of hers includeAmihai Grosz andPauline Sachse.[20][21] As of 2023, Zimmermann is again a professor of viola and chamber music in Frankfurt.[16][22] She gives masterclasses at theKronberg Academy.[17][23]

Other activities

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Zimmermann chairs the Foundation Board of theErnst von Siemens Foundation.[24] She is president of the Hindemith Foundation, based inBlonay, Switzerland,[4][25][26] and has chaired the BonnBeethoven House since 2013.[27]

Personal life

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Zimmermann was married to the conductorDavid Shallon until his death in 2000; they had two sons.[1][28] Her second husband is the American conductorSteven Sloane; they have a daughter.[1][27]

Awards

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Zimmermann has won numerous national and international awards, including theErnst von Siemens Music Prize,[29] theFrankfurter Musikpreis,[16] theHessian Cultural Prize,[30] theRheingau Musik Preis, theHindemith Prize of the City of Hanau, theInternational Classical Music Awards (ICMA) 2017,[31] and the International Prize of the Chigiana Music Academy ofSiena.[12] She received the Officer's Cross of theOrder of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany in 2018.[12][32][33] With the prize money of €250.000 from the Ernst von Siemens Music Prize, Zimmermann founded the David Shallon Foundation.[34]

Recordings

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References

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  35. ^Poppe, Enno; Zimmermann, Tabea; Vasks, Pēteris; Ensemble Resonanz (2021),Filz : for viola and chamber orchestra. Enno Poppe, conductor; Tabea Zimmermann, viola; Ensemble Resonanz (in no linguistic content), Mainz: Wergo,OCLC 1289765872
  36. ^Zimmermann, Tabea; Nemtsov, Jascha; Veprik, A.; Kreĭn, Aleksandr Abramovich; Gnesin, M.; Gamburg, Grigoriĭ; Bloch, Ernest (2000),Tabea Zimmermann, viola, and Jascha Nemtsov, piano, play Jewish chamber music (in no linguistic content), Holzgerlingen, Germany: Hänssler Classic,OCLC 840105882
  37. ^Reger, Max; Bach, Johann Sebastian; Zimmermann, Tabea (2009),Tabea Zimmermann – Solo (in German), Köln: Myrios Records,OCLC 1246157659
  38. ^Bach, Johann Sebastian; Kurtág, György; Zimmermann, Tabea; Hahn, Patrick; Geffray, Geneviève; Cahen, Stephan (2020),Tabea Zimmermann – Solo II (in no linguistic content), Köln: Myrios Classics,OCLC 1398640128
  39. ^Zimmermann, Tabea; Der Bayerische Rundfunk (1994),Tabea Zimmermann : BR 4 : 28.02.1994 (in no linguistic content), [München]: [Selbstverlag],OCLC 957743302
  40. ^Ulm, Renate; Der Bayerische Rundfunk Programmbereich BR-Klassik (2023).Tabea Zimmermann, BRSO – Hartmann, Britten, Schostakowitsch (in German). München: Bayerischer Rundfunk.OCLC 1397018122.
  41. ^Ulm, Renate; Der Bayerische Rundfunk Programmbereich BR-Klassik (2022).Iván Fischer, Bartók, Tabea Zimmermann, Walton, Strauss, BRSO (in German). München: Bayerischer Rundfunk.OCLC 1387593545.
  42. ^Paganini, Niccolò; Weber, Carl Maria von; Beamish, Sally; Ciniselli, Michael; Bashmet, Jurij; Zimmermann, Tabea; Poppen, Christoph; Viola-Fest; Kamernyi Orkestr Solisty Moskvy; Junge Deutsche Philharmonie (2003),Viola-Fest 2003 – Kronberg Academy mit/avec Yuri Bashmet und/et Tabea Zimmermann, Moskauer Solisten/Les Solistes de Moscou und/et Junge Deutsche Philharmonie = Les stars de l'alto a l'Academie de Kronberg (in undetermined language), [S.l.]: HR,OCLC 315108816
  43. ^Bach, Johann Sebastian; Turnage, Mark-Anthony; Mackey, Steven; Hillborg, Anders; Neuwirth, Olga; Caine, Uri; Dean, Brett; Beiser, Maya; Chase, Claire; Dausgaard, Thomas; Esfahani, Mahan; Hardenberger, Håkan; Kelly, Fiona; Kuusisto, Pekka; Larsson, Mårten; Weithaas, Antje; Zimmermann, Tabea; Svenske Kammerorkester (2021),The Brandenburg project twelve concertos (in undetermined language), BIS Records : [sælges på internettet],OCLC 1288428947{{citation}}: CS1 maint: publisher location (link)
  44. ^Rihm, Wolfgang; Stefanovich, Tamara; Zimmermann, Tabea; Widmann, Jörg; Gerhaher, Christian; Dodds, Stanley; Bayriske Radios Symfoniorkester (München) (2022),Sphäre nach Studie (in Latin), BRmedia Service,OCLC 1333198468
  45. ^Berlioz, Hector; Degout, Stéphane; Roth, François-Xavier; Zimmermann, Tabea; Siècles (2019),Harold en Italie (in French), Harmonia Mundi Musique,OCLC 1099696405
  46. ^Zimmermann, Tabea; Perianes, Javier; Piazzolla, Astor; Montsalvatge, Xavier; Falla, Manuel de; Villa-Lobos, Heitor; Casals, Pablo; Granados, Enrique; Albéniz, Isaac (2020),Cantilena (in no linguistic content), Paris: Harmonia Mundi,OCLC 1195903876
  47. ^Schubert, Franz; Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus; Brendel, Alfred; Zehetmair, Thomas; Zimmermann, Tabea; Duven, Richard; Riegelbauer, Peter (1995),Forellenquintett Piano quartet in g minor / Mozart; Alfred Brendel, piano; Thomas Zehetmair, violin; Tabea Zimmermann, viola; Richard Duven, cello; Peter Riegelbauer, double-bass (in German), [ S.l.]: Philips,OCLC 989937584
  48. ^Mayer, Albrecht; Becker, Markus; Zimmermann, Tabea; Neunecker, Marie-Luise; Klughardt, August; Schumann, Robert; Herzogenberg, Heinrich von; Steinmetz, Hans; Weismann, Julius (2012),Song of the reeds (in undetermined language), Decca Music Group,OCLC 871462232
  49. ^Zimmermann, Tabea; Gerstein, Kirill; Clarke, Rebecca; Vieuxtemps, Henri; Brahms, Johannes (2010),Sonatas for viola & piano. Vol. 1 (in no linguistic content), [Mainz, Germany]: Myrios Classics,OCLC 956454148
  50. ^Zimmermann, Tabea; Gerstein, Kirill; Brahms, Johannes; Schubert, Franz; Franck, César (2012),Sonatas for viola & piano. Vol. 2 (in no linguistic content), [Mainz, Germany]: Myrios Classics,OCLC 956454431
  51. ^Zimmermann, Tabea; Hoppe, Thomas; Sitt, Hans; Glazunov, Aleksandr Konstantinovich; Vierne, Louis; Vieuxtemps, Henri; Wieniawski, Henri; Liszt, Franz; Kreisler, Fritz; Kodály, Zoltán (2014),Romance oubliée (in no linguistic content), Köln, Germany: Myrios Classics,OCLC 956455848
  52. ^Strauss, Richard; Queyras, Jean-Guihen; Zimmermann, Tabea; Roth, François-Xavier; Gürzenich-Orchester Köln (2021),Don Quixote; Till Eulenspiegel (in no linguistic content), [France]: Harmonia Mundi,OCLC 1292692927
  53. ^Brahms, Johannes; Zimmermann, Tabea; Queyras, Jean-Guihen; Belcea Quartet (2022),String sextets (in no linguistic content), [France]: Alpha,OCLC 1317748212
  54. ^Jarrell, Michael; Zimmermann, Tabea; Capuçon, Renaud; Rophé, Pascal; Orchestre national des pays de la Loire (2021),Émergences-résurgences; 4 Eindrücke; ...Le ciel, tout à l'heure encore si limpide.. (in no linguistic content), Åkersberga, Sweden: BIS,OCLC 1260465544
  55. ^Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus; Zimmermann, Tabea; Zimmermann, Frank Peter; Gelmetti, Gianluigi; Süddeutscher Rundfunk Sinfonie-Orchester (2022),Symphony no. 4; Sinfonia concertante, KV 364 (in no linguistic content), Warner Classics,OCLC 1355334154
  56. ^Ligeti, György; Zimmermann, Tabea; Neunecker, Marie-Luise; Terrioux, Françoise; Edwards, Terry; Salonen, Esa-Pekka; Howarth, Elgar; Bowdery, Francis; Heisig, Wolfgang; Balassi, Bálint; Hoffmann, Heinrich; De Ghelderode, Michel (2010),Works, [Germany]: Sony Music Entertainment,OCLC 1399031613
  57. ^Gubaidulina, Sofia; Eliot, T. S.; Kremer, Gidon; Whittlesey, Christine; Keulen, Isabelle van; Zimmermann, Tabea; Geringas, David; Posch, Alois; Brunner, Eduard; Thunemann, Klaus; Vlatković, Radovan; Dutoit, Charles; Boston Symphony Orchestra (1989),Offertorium; Hommage à T.S. Eliot, Hamburg: Deutsche Grammophon,OCLC 20793597
  58. ^Ives, Charles; Graham, Susan; Aimard, Pierre-Laurent; Zimmermann, Tabea; Pahud, Emmanuel (2004),Concord sonata; Songs, [London]: Warner Classics,OCLC 55702665
  59. ^Mantovani, Bruno; Zimmermann, Tabea; Tamestit, Antoine; Rophé, Pascal; Orchestre philharmonique de Liège Wallonie-Bruxelles (2011),Concerto pour deux altos; Time stretch; Finale (in no linguistic content), Paris: Æon,OCLC 824508396
  60. ^Widmann, Jörg; Zimmermann, Tabea; Várjon, Dénes; Schumann, Robert (2017),Es war einmal-- = Once upon a time-- : Märchenerzählungen = Fairy tales (in no linguistic content), [Köln, Germany]: Myrios Classics,OCLC 1053623669
  61. ^Schubert, Franz; Marron, Olivier; Arcanto Quartett (2012),String quintet, op. 163 (in no linguistic content), Arles: Harmonia Mundi,OCLC 1042341398
  62. ^Debussy, Claude; Dutilleux, Henri; Ravel, Maurice; Arcanto Quartett (2010),Quatuors à cordes (in no linguistic content), Arles: Harmonia Mundi,OCLC 1042563074
  63. ^Haydn, Joseph; Vogt, Lars; Weithaas, Antje; Gerhardt, Alban; Tetzlaff, Tanja; Tetzlaff, Christian; Jensen, Dag; Zimmermann, Tabea; Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (2002),Piano trio Hob. XV:27 (in undetermined language), Cologne: EMI Electrola,OCLC 872384926
  64. ^Dvořák, Antonín; Maisky, Mischa; Mehta, Zubin; Zimmermann, Tabea; Strauss, Richard; Berlins Filharmoniske Orkester (2003),Cello concerto (in undetermined language), Hamburg: Deutsche Grammophon,OCLC 873088560
  65. ^Hindemith, Paul; Karajan, Herbert von; Ormandy, Eugene; Zimmermann, Tabea; Shallon, David; Sawallisch, Wolfgang; Weber, Carl Maria von; Berliner Philharmoniker; Philharmonia Orchestra (London, England); Philadelphia Orchestra; Bayerischer Rundfunk Orchester (2008),Hindemith (in no linguistic content), EMI Classics,OCLC 889241958
  66. ^Hindemith, Paul; Zimmermann, Tabea; Graf, Hans; Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin (2013),Viola & orchestra (in no linguistic content), [Mainz]: Myrios Classics,OCLC 931443016
  67. ^Hindemith, Paul; Zimmermann, Tabea; Hoppe, Thomas (2013),Sonatas for viola & piano and solo viola (in no linguistic content), [Mainz]: Myrios Classics,OCLC 931484639

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