Alexandra Netzold has been captivating audiences on national and international concert stages for over two decades and is considered a particularly dedicated ambassador of classical music. The magazine "Paris Actualités Musique" praises her for "a fantastic play with musical fire" and is highly impressed by "her profound artistic expression." Alexandra Netzold studied with Maria Kliegel at the Hochschule für Musik in Cologne and completed her studies with the American cellist Michael Flaksman, earning her concert diploma. Her other teachers included Siegfried Palm, Karine Georgian, David Geringas, Daniil Shafran, and Radu Aldulescu, from whom she gained additional artistic impulses in their international masterclasses. Alexandra Netzold is a laureate of numerous national and international music competitions. Since then, she has developed an international concert career that has garnered great resonance with audiences and the press. She is a regular guest at international music festivals and concert series, and she has numerous award-winning CD recordings, radio, and television productions. She is also in high demand as a judge for national and international music competitions and has been conducting masterclasses regularly since 2000. Her very personal style has been shaped by artistic collaborations with prominent musicians such as Mstislav Rostropovich, the Amadeus Quartet, and others. Alexandra Netzold plays a cello by Hannibal Fagnola, Torino 1910.
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