Schubert-Weber-Trio

Members: Siegfried Schubert-Weber (Piano) Ernst Kindermann (Clarinet) Günter Lösch (Cello) The three artists who came together to join this trio in 1966 completed their studies at the Berlin Musikhochschule at the same time and began - initially independently of each other - their artistic career, which led them to various countries around the world. The work of the trio is not limited to all too familiar works from the Classical and Romantic periods, but also provides a great overview of the chamber music work of important composers of the past and present, who have assigned the supporting element in this trio to the clarinet instead of the violin. Some masters of our days have already expressed their interest in this trio through dedications of their works such as Siegfried Borris, Alexander Ecklebe, Slavá Vorlová from the CSSR, Alice Samter, Helge Jörns, Gerhard F. Wehle and the researcher and ethnomusicologist Hans Helfritz. Ernst Kindermann, born in Bohemia, student of Heinrich Geuser, and Günter Lösch, born in Berlin, who studied with Enrico Mainardi and André Navarra, have held positions as first principal clarinetist and first principal cellist in the orchestra of the Deutsche Oper Berlin for many years. Siegfried Schubert-Weber, also from Berlin, was trained by his mother, a student of Emil Sauer, Richard Rössler and Gerhard Puchelt and has been a lecturer at the Pädagogische Hochschule Berlin since 1975. The trio can look back on successful concert tours through the Federal Republic of Germany and abroad, on meetings of the Berlin and West German broadcasting associations, the Swiss radio companies, the Radio Suisse Romande and Radio France in Paris.