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Ulrike Hofbauer was born in Bavaria and studied singing and voice teaching at the
Universities of Wurzburg and Salzburg, and at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in
Basle. The teachers who influenced her most profoundly were Sabine Schutz, Evelyn
Tubb and Anthony Rooley; further musical insights were provided by Christina
Pluhar und Andrea Marcon. Ulrike now lives in Basle and has performed as a soloist with Singer Pur, Collegium Vocale Gent, L’Arpeggiata, La Chapelle Rhénane, L’Orfeo Barockorchester and Cantus Coelln amongst others. Her versatility as a singer is documented in radio recordings, CDs and DVDs. Currently she is devoting much of her energy to her own baroque ensemble ‘savādi...’, withwhom she won the Early Music Competition in York in 2003 and also the Van Wassenaer Concours in The Hague in 2004. ( www.savadi.net ). She directs larger-scale projects with her newly founded ensemble &cetera (www.ensemble-etcetera.com). Until recently she taught Baroque singing at the University Mozarteum Innsbruck. Website: www.ulrikehofbauer.com |
