Teacher

A.o. Univ.-Prof.

Johann Brüderl

A.o. Univ.-Prof. for guitar & early musicDepartment String Studies
Studied guitar and double bass at the Leopold Mozart Conservatory in Augsburg, graduating with the state music teacher examination. Subsequently, studying guitar at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg with Prof. Mathias Seidel, graduating in 1984 with a concert diploma with distinction. Since 1986 teaching at the Mozarteum University. Artistic activities As a lutenist, I am a member of various ensembles for early music, with continuo playing offering a wide range of tasks with a wide variety of possibilities. Ensembles I regularly perform with are the Salzburger Hofmusik, the Marini Consort Innsbruck and the Duo Mille Corde. In addition, I was invited to operas, concert projects, radio and CD recordings by orchestras such as the Munich Radio Orchestra, Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg, Tyrolean State Orchestra, Hofkapelle Munich, Hofkapelle Stuttgart, Capella Triumphans, Capella Leopoldina and others. The repertoire varies from lute songs to larger ensembles to baroque operas. Performances at festivals such as the Salzburg Festival, Münster Baroque Festival, Flanders Festival, Salzburg Festival, Tyrolean Baroque Days, Vienna Music Weeks, Salzburg Bach Festival, Landshut Court Music Days, Music Summer between Inn and Salzach, Music Summer in the Loisach Valley, Carl Orff Festival Andechs, Musica Sacra Trento, Festival Brezice Slovenia , I concerti nella laguna Venice, Millstadt Music Weeks and others   Founder and director of the "Salzburg Guitar Quartet". CD and radio recordings at BR, WDR, SDR, R3 (Belgium). SGQ on Youtube: Vivaldi, Bellinati, Dowland. Ensemble Guitar8 - Salzburg Guitar Quartet + Canadian Guitar Quartet - G8 on Youtube: Brouwer , Roux , Orologio   Pedagogical work (outside the university): Courses in Austria, Spain, Canada and Germany with a focus on guitar chamber music and didactic topics for guitar lessons. Invitations came from the music academies and universities of Madrid, Barcelona, Alcala de Henares, Quebec, Ottawa, Calgary and others.