Franziska Fleischanderl from Alberndorf wins Opus Classic for Salterio

Franziska Fleischanderl from Alberndorf wins Opus Classic for Salterio

Franziska Fleischanderl, a talented musician from Alberndorf, received a remarkable award at the prestigious awarding of the German Music Prize "Opus Classical" in Berlin. She was honored for her outstanding performance in the "Concert recording of the year" category and accepted the price for her CD "Vivaldi’s Salterio".

Fleischanderl, known as Salterio player, has an impressive career in music. Already at the tender age of four years she discovered her passion for the sound of the hack board, a traditional instrument. Her musical skills led her to a master's degree in "Hackbrett" in Linz and further to study in "Contemporary Chamber Music & Old Music" in Basel, Switzerland. She also completed her doctorate in the Netherlands at the University of Leiden.

Unique musical achievements

Franziska Fleischanderl has established herself as a pioneer in the world of music. She is the first musician worldwide to master the baroque salterio, a wood board, especially suitable for this music direction, in all its playing techniques. Their unique approach and technical skill bring the rich sounds of the Salterio alive. These properties are also reflected in their CD, which not only demonstrates the technical skills, but also conveys the emotional depth of Vivaldi's music.

The award with the “Opus Classic” is not only a personal achievement for meatanderl, but also underlines the meaning and value of traditional music with modern interpretations. It is recognition that hopefully more attention to the diverse possibilities of the salterio and the creative work of artists like you direct.

This honor, which she was awarded in Berlin, is already excessive and will probably also have a positive impact on your future projects and appearances. More details about your career and other musical projects are in a comprehensive report At www.tips.at to read.

The award is particularly important because it offers a platform to spread the knowledge of the salterio and its cultural relevance. It is not only a sign of personal achievements, but also an indication of the importance of the representative art in today's world.