Julia Rinderle

Julia Rinderle is an accomplished German pianist born in 1990 in Memmingen, known for her strong stage presence and deeply sensitive, profound playing. She studied in Hanover, Salzburg, and Vienna, including with Professor Jan Jiracek von Arnim, and has been recognized with awards such as the 2023 Cultural Prize of the City of Memmingen and the 2024 Music Promotion Prize of the District of Swabia. Julia has released several well-received recordings, including her 2016 debut album featuring world premiere recordings of Anselm Hüttenbrenner's "Ghostly scenes," followed by the 2019 album "Schubertiade on Piano." She is also a versatile artist skilled in contemporary music, early music on historic keyboards, and passionate chamber music, often collaborating with a wide range of instruments and singers. Julia has taught piano at prestigious institutions such as the Hanover University of Music, Drama and Media, and the University of Music and Drama in Leipzig, and has given masterclasses internationally. Her performances are known not only for musical excellence but also for insightful presentations that engage and educate her audiences.

Additionally, Julia Rinderle is active in chamber music collaborations, notably performing with cellist Marilies Guschlbauer in programs exploring works by female composers, reflecting her broad artistic interests and commitment to bringing overlooked repertoire to life.

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