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“…geborene Virtuosin, die mühelos das scheinbar Unmögliche möglich macht.” (Süddeutsche Zeitung)
Three years after writing down the first drafts of my compositions, the first four singles including “The Chant” and “Prana” feat. Peter Evans are out now.
I’m so grateful for everybody who poured their heart, time and passion into this project and can’t wait to share the full result with you!
my debutalbum “HYMN” will be released on 06/06/2025.
I am also super excited to be one of five Beethovenfest Fellowship Artists this year adn will be presenting my program “It ain’t necessarily so!” on Sept 21st in Bonn!
The program will feature four fantastic musicians alongside me and will process the field between categorization and belonging through music, text and stage performance.
Concept, music arrangement, texts and playing by me, supported by the great team of Beethovenfest Bonn and music theatre dramaturg and directrice Vendula Novakova.
Maxine Troglauer
Klassik, Jazz, zeitgenössische Musik – für Maxine Troglauer sind das keine penibel voneinander abzutrennenden Bereiche. Sondern organisch miteinander verbundene Resonanzräume, die der 1995 in Wiesbaden geborenen Bassposaunistin die Möglichkeit zu einem selbstbewussten Dialog mit der Vergangenheit geben. Troglauer denkt nicht in Klischees, sondern erkennt Chancen. Es ist ihr erklärtes Ziel, ihr Instrument aus seiner Nische zu befreien und ihm zu einem eigenen Repertoire zu verhelfen.
Nach einem zweijährigen Masterstudium an der Manhattan School of Music, New York City, lebt sie nun als freischaffende Musikerin in Berlin.
Classical music, jazz, contemporary music - for Maxine Troglauer these are not genres that can be meticulously separated. They are organically interconnected resonance spaces that give the bass trombonist, who was born in Wiesbaden in 1995, the opportunity to engage in a self-confident dialogue with the past. Troglauer does not think in clichés, but recognises possibilities. Her declared aim is to free her instrument from its niche and help it to develop its own repertoire.
After a two-year master's degree at the Manhattan School of Music, New York City, she now lives in Berlin as a freelance musician.
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Maxine is a Lätzsch artist and plays exclusively on lätzsch instruments.
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