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<\/a>Born into a family of musicians, she started to play the violin at the age of 6 years. She studied with Max Rostal and Sandor V\u00e9gh.<\/p>\nIn 1974 she was Co-founder of the \u201cJunge Deutsche Philharmonie\u201d which she was leading for 4 years and which won the First Prize at the Herbert-von Karajan-Competition.<\/p>\n
Then, she has been concertmaster and soloist of various orchestras such as Klassische Philharmonie Bonn, Deutsche Kammerakademie and Kammerphilharmonie Bremen.
For a short time she was also a member of the KRSO, K\u00f6lner Rundfunksinfonieorchester.
With these orchestras she toured all of Europe, Asia, USA and Canada.
She also played regularly with the Ensemble Modern, an ensemble specialized in Contemporary Music.<\/p>\n
In 1990 she started research in historical performance practice which led to the formation of her own orchestra \u201cConcerto con Anima\u201d playing on original instruments and the string quartet \u201cPleyel Quartett K\u00f6ln\u201d which is playing on gut strings. The quartet released 10 CDs so far, one of which was rewarded by the \u201cGerman Record Critics Prize\u201d.<\/p>\n
Next to her love to play chamber music, her big passion is teaching and helping other musicians with her vast experience in all genres of music.<\/p>\n
Since 1990, Ingeborg Scheerer has been training the violins of the Bundesjugendorchester, the symphony orchestra of the most talented young people of Germany.
Since 1998 she has been professor for violin and chamber music at the Musikhochschule K\u00f6ln.<\/p>\n
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