Biography of Manuela Wiesler (1955-2006)

Manuela Wiesler
Picture kindly provided by Anneliese Wiesler
22.07.1955
Born in the virgin forest of Brasil daughter of an Austrian camera man and a brazilian dancer
1957
Moves to Vienna
1964
A first visit to the National Opera listening to the Magic flute made her wish to learn playing the flute
1965
First lessons from Peter Hirschbüchler
1967
Acceptance at Vienna conservatory
1971
Artistic diploma with Wanausek
Continuing studies in Paris with Marion
1973
Return to Vienna, school leaving examination and marriage. Move to Iceland
1976
Winner of the scandinavian chamber music competition in Helsinki
Fürther studies with Marion, Galway und Nicolet
1979
Debut in London
1980
Break through during Biennale in Copenhagen
22.12.2006
Dies of cancer in Vienna

CDs with/from Manuela Wiesler

Manuela Wiesler
Manuela plays French Solo Flute Music (1990)
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BIS Records
  1. Marin Marais: Les Folies d'Espagne (23:56:00)
    2. Henri Tomasi: Sonatine:
  2. Prelude et Scherzo (03:42:00)
  3. Pastorale (04:09:00)
  4. Final. Capriccio (03:19:00)
  5. Jacques Ibert: Piece pour flute seule (05:11:00)
    6. Jean Françaix: Suite:
  6. Caprice (02:01:00)
  7. Pavane (02:27:00)
  8. Saltarelle (01:26:00)
  9. Allemande (03:02:00)
  10. Menuet (02:49:00)
  11. Marche (01:58:00)
    12. André Jolivet: Asceses pour flute seule:
  12. Pour que demeure le secret. Nous tairons jusqu'au silence. (04:16:00)
  13. O femme qui ne sais que tu portais en toi le monde (05:07:00)
  14. Claude Debussy: Syrinx (02:37:00)
Péter Csaba, Musica Vitae, Ulf Söderberg, Wieslawa Szymczynska, Mats Widlund, Manuela Wiesler
Oiseaux tendres (1994)
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BIS Records
  1. Jean Rivier: Oiseaux tendres (03:53:00)
    2. Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto for Flute, Strigs and Continuo in D major, op. 10, No. 3 "Il Gardelino":
  2. Allegro (03:47:00)
  3. Cantabile (02:36:00)
  4. Allegro (02:45:00)
  5. Kaija Saariaho: Laconisme de l'aile (10:14:00)
  6. Wilhelm Popp: Nightingale Serenade, op. 447 (03:27:00)
  7. Olivier Messiaen: Le Merle Noir (06:09:00)
  8. Adina Izarra: Concerto for flute and string, "Pitangus Sulphuratus" (17:17:00)

Literature von/über Manuela Wiesler

Last edit 22.05.2016