
About Annique Göttler
Annique Göttler is a renowned pianist, particularly celebrated for her interpretation of Frédéric Chopin’s works, with a special focus on his Etudes. She studied all of Chopin’s Etudes and performed them in several sold-out concerts. In October 2023, she released her debut album featuring Chopin’s Etudes Op. 10 and Op. 25, which further solidified her reputation as an expert interpreter of Chopin.
Annique has performed at prestigious venues such as the Liederhalle Stuttgart, Meistersingerhalle Nuremberg, Gewandhaus Leipzig, Salle Cortot Paris, and Britten Theatre London. She has played major piano concertos, including Liszt’s 1st Piano Concerto, Chopin’s 1st, Rachmaninoff’s 3rd, Mendelssohn’s 1st, Beethoven’s 5th, Kalkbrenner’s 1st, Moszkowski’s 1st, and numerous Mozart piano concertos. She has collaborated with orchestras like the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra, the Symphonic Orchestra Ostfildern, Orchestervereinigung Sindelfingen, and the Badische Philharmonie Pforzheim.
Annique has received numerous scholarships, including the Carl-Heinz-Illies Scholarship, Werner-Haas Piano Podium Scholarship, Live-Music-Now Stuttgart, Richard Wagner Association Freiburg Scholarship, Bruno Frey Music Prize, and the Excellence Scholarship from the Musica Foundation.
She studied at the State University of Music and Performing Arts Stuttgart, where she earned her Bachelor of Music (2017), Master of Music (2020), and Concert Exam (2023) with Prof. Hans-Peter Stenzl. Her piano education began at the music school in Herrenberg with Nicola Hollenbach and continued in Stuttgart, where she studied in the gifted class with Romuald Noll.
In addition to her music studies, Annique earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Informatics from AKAD University of Applied Sciences Stuttgart in 2019. During her studies, she focused on online and social media marketing, which has contributed to her success as an influencer in the classical music world.
Through platforms like Instagram and YouTube, Annique shares her passion for classical music and inspires millions of followers worldwide, particularly introducing classical music to a younger audience.
Since 2021, Annique has volunteered on the board of the Tonkünstlerverband Baden-Württemberg and, since 2023, has worked on the presidium of the Landesmusikrat, where she focuses on online marketing and social media strategies for musicians.
"Die Pianistin fesselte mit einer großen expressiven Bandbreite, sowohl mit kraftvoll virilem Anschlag, als auch mit der Gestaltungskraft weiblicher Empfindsamkeit."
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