Teacher
Eva Maria Steinschaden-Vavtar
Seit über zwanzig Jahren liegt das künstlerisches Hauptaugenmerk von Eva Steinschaden-Vavtar auf der Kammermusik und dem Duo :nota bene:, das sie zusammen mit dem Pianisten Alexander Vavtar 1996 gründete. 2012 gründete sie mit ihm und dem Cellisten Detlef Mielke das Klaviertrio 3:0. Ihre rege Konzerttätigkeit führte sie in mehr als 400 Konzerten auf alle Kontinente, als Solistin konzertierte sie mit namhaften Orchestern wie der Sinfonia Vasovia, Philharmonie Pornan, dem Bulgarischen Kammerorchester Orpheus und dem Leopold Mozart Kammerorchester Salzburg. Seit 1988 ist sie Lehrerin für Violine am Musikum Salzburg und seit 1992 Vertragslehrerin für Violine an der Universität Mozarteum.
Eva Steinschaden-Vavtar received her first violin lessons at the age of four from her father Bruno Steinschaden. She studied at the Mozarteum University with Helmut Zehetmair and Ruggiero Ricci and completed her studies in 1988 with the teaching qualification examination and in 1989 with the diploma examination in the violin concert field. She completed further studies at the Scuola Superiore di Musica da Camera del Trio di Trieste in Duino/Italy with Maestro Renato Zanettovich. She attended numerous master classes, including with Shmuel Ashkenazy, Ljerko Spiller, Thomas Brandis and Enrico Bronzi. She is a multiple first prizewinner in competitions such as Jugend Musiziert. For years she was concertmaster of Leopold Mozart Chamber Orchestra Salzburg, Member of various chamber ensembles such as the Steinschaden Trio Salzburg and substitute of the Mozarteum Orchestra Salzburg .
For years she was a lecturer at the Austrian master classes for chamber music at Schloss Zell an der Pram in Austria and gave master classes for universities and music schools in Malta, the Philippines, Mexico, India, Indonesia and China. She plays on a violin by Pierre Silvestre from 1840.
For years she was a lecturer at the Austrian master classes for chamber music at Schloss Zell an der Pram in Austria and gave master classes for universities and music schools in Malta, the Philippines, Mexico, India, Indonesia and China. She plays on a violin by Pierre Silvestre from 1840.
