Ensemble El Cimarrón

Christina Schorn

began her study of the guitar at the age of eight with Renate Sölva and continued her training at the "Mozarteum"(Salzburg/Austria) under Eliot Fisk and Joaquin Clerch. Born in 1976 she twice won the Austrian National Competition "Jugend musiziert" (1991/1993).

In numerous masterclasses she worked among others with internationally reknowed personalities such as Alvaro Pierri, Abel Carlevaro, Leo Brouwer, Rey Guerra, Hopkinson Smith and Oscar Ghiglia at the "Accademia Musicale Chigiana"(Siena/Italy). In 1995 she gained a scholarship in order to deepen her studies at the "Guildhall School of Music and Drama"/London under the guidance of Robert Brightmore, David Miller, Emma Kirkby and Nigel North.

In 1996 she was awared an "Artist`s Prize" by the Austrian Rotary Club. In addition she won the "Pippa portallion Chamber Music Competition" (London) as a guitar-duo together with her Portuguese partner M.P.Marques. In the same year she went to Montevideo (Uruguay), in order to continue her work with the famous Maestro Abel Carlevaro. Christina Schorn performs regularly in recital while maintaining her passion for chamber & contemporary music. Among others she collaborates with composers such as S.E.Panzer, who has already dedicated 5 pieces to her (guitar solo), as well as a piece for mariba and guitar for the duo with Ivan Mancinelli. Furthermore she also forms part of the "Ensemble el Cimarrón",etc... Performances as a soloist as well as a chamber-musician in : Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Mexico, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, England,...

 

..."Christina Schorn es una gran artista con un admirable futuro artistico. Mi caluroso aplauso."

("...Christina Schorn is a great artist with an admirable future. My warmest aplause...")

Abel Carlevaro

..."Um dos mais promissores talentos desta geracao."

("...One of the greatest talents of this generation.")

Violao Intercambio (Brazilian guitar review)

..."She herself will be an even more glowing recommendation than any well deserved encomiums I might employ to describe her."

Eliot Fisk