Inga Maria Klaucke

Inga is currently in her final year studying recorder with Christoph Huntgeburth and harpsichord with Mitzi Meyerson at the Universität der Künste Berlin. As an ERASMUS student at the Royal Academy of Music London in 2004/05 she studied with Daniël Brüggen, Peter Holtslag and Terence Charlston. Based in Cambridge, Inga regularly performs early and contemporary music in variable chamber combinations in England and Germany, where she also appears in concerts for 'Live Music Now' Berlin. Amongst other projects, 2006 has seen the launch of 'baroqtronica - The Art of Machine Listening', an exciting collaboration with harpsichordist Dan Tidhar and composers Nick Collins and Julio d'Escrivan, contrasting baroque repertoire with new compositions for recorders, harpsichord and computers/live electronics. A keen explorer of musical versatility, Inga additionally studies baroque bassoon with Andrew Watts and performs with the Royal Academy’s Period Instrument Baroque Orchestra and Ensemble, under directors such as Laurence Cummings, Simon Standage, Lisa Beznosiuk and William Christie. Recent concerts include the Musikinstrumentenmuseum, Berlin, the Cambridge Early Music Summer Schools concert series, St. John's College and Kettle's Yard, Cambridge, the Snape Proms, Aldeburgh and Spitalfields Festival, London.

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