Katharina
Haun
Zinc and recorder
Roots
I was born in Graz, Austria.
Study
First I studied recorder and music pedagogy in Graz and Salzburg and then zinc at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis.
Professional
On the one hand I work as a freelance tine player and recorder player, on the other hand I am also the choir school director of the Knabenkantorei Basel and a choir director.
Why
I am fascinated by the music of the 16th and 17th centuries – there is still so much new to discover there.
I also see myself as an interface between pedagogy, mediation and early music. In my workshops, choir rehearsals and lessons I want to pass on what fascinates me with enthusiasm.
Elective Affinities
I love being in nature with my husband and our daughter, hiking, snowboarding, swimming, traveling and exploring.
Something else
Playing zinc is a bit like brushing your teeth. When it comes down to it, you regret not doing it regularly every day.
Canziones para menestriles 2021 September
Frölich being 2020 June
2026
January
Semper Dowland
Homage to the Master of MelancholyBarfüsserkirche, Historisches Museum Basel
February
Mit und ohne Haken
Harp parcoursPapiermühle – St. Alban-Kirche – Gasthof zum Goldenen Stern
March
Eisenhand
Oswald von WolkensteinBarfüsserkirche
Historisches Museum Basel
April
Regola Rubertina
Ganassis virtuosic ViolsBarfüsserkirche,
Historisches Museum Basel
May
Fleuster une chanson
Song & Dance in Attaingnant's PrintsJune
Ach, wie grausam – A que vile
Songs for a mysterious ladySa Nydeggkirche, Bern
Su Barfüsserkirche, Historisches Museum Basel