Robert Müntz is InstrumentBuilderDoc
2010: Pharmacist Robert Müntz is certified as violin and string instrument builder and he builds concert guitars and harpsichords. Have a look at his beautiful instruments:
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2010: Pharmacist Robert Müntz is certified as violin and string instrument builder and he builds concert guitars and harpsichords. Have a look at his beautiful instruments:
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JazzMed is a Jazz band consisting of doctors who play exclusively for charity events – mostly donating for “Médecins sans frontieres”. Continue reading JazzMed
Born 1955 into a musical family. Piano lessons at the age of ten, change to transverse flute at the age of fifteen, including classical education. Since the age of nineteen, mainly self-educated saxophone studies besides participations at numerous workshops. Orientation towards Jazz. Since then, activities in various Jazz ensembles, partly under his own name (e.g. „Stefan Pelzl´s JUJU“) as instrumentalist, composer and arranger. Continue reading Franz Stefan Pelzl
Ursula Kastner founded the puppet theatre “Zauberdrachen together with ComposerDoc Thomas Stephanides. She is also working as CliniClown! Continue reading Ursula Kastner
Sathya Bernhard bin Saîf began to play violin at age 2 ½ with her father Prof. Majid ben Saîf, violinist and conductor.
At age 5 she started her violin career with Mozart’s violin concerto on wrd November 1970. From then on she performed in all major concert halls in the world and won several international competitions. She was taught by Isaac Stern and Yehudi Menuhin.
A long illness discouraged her later that year that her grand-mother -Letabel bin Saîf who was opera singer and pianist- gave her a read record player and a record of Maria Callas. This voice motivated Sathya so much that she promised: “Whenever I get well again I sure become opera singer!”. She kept this promise with great pleasure. Continue reading Sathya Bernhard bin Saîf
Dagmar Rabensteiner (* 15. Juni 1963 in Innsbruck ) is an austrian long distance runner.
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Simon Xie Hong very successfully runs 4 restaurants in Vienna/Austria. He has worked as a medical doctor in China before.
Does a Viennese pub have to look like one? And anyway, does everything have to be the way it is expected to be? Questions that I, Simon Xie Hong, ask myself every day. My idea is a modern Chinese cuisine combined with the nonchalant atmosphere of a Viennese pub. ON is an up-to-date Chinese restaurant with the look and feel of a cosy pub. Continue reading Simon Xie Hong
Herbert Watzke is PianoDoc. In this video he performs at @ 125 years Billroth house celebration together with Klaus Laczika. Continue reading Herbert Watzke
Thomas Staudinger has a wonderful Bariton voice and in this video performed in a celebration 125 years @ Billroth house in Vienna singing the famous surgeon’s unique remained composition. Continue reading Thomas Staudinger
For several years since 2006 he has created and organised Bruckner-Tage at St. Florian where Anton Bruckner lived. Continue reading Klaus Laczika
Neumayr wrote books about the pathology of famous dictators as well as the medical aspects of famous Composers from the classical time as Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven etc.
He is also studied Pianist (Mozarteum Salzburg) and musicologist. Continue reading Anton Neumayr
Lukas Grafenauer (*1. Oktober 1967 in Korneuburg) is an Austrian doctor from Leobendorf who also made a professional Tennis career and has other interesting hobbies. Continue reading Lukas Grafenauer
Apart from medicine Michelle has studied Philosophy, Psychology and Theater sciences. At the Vienna Art School she studied painting, sculpturing and ceramics (2nd prize for ceramics at the 10-year-jubilee-festival of the school) Further she went to the actors school of Prof. Krauss studying acting and direction.
Last not least she did medicine at Vienna University with doctorate degree in 1984. Continue reading Michelle Haintz
Mozarts inspiration to compose for flute came around 1777 from Dutch surgeon Ferdinand De Jean, an amateur flute player. He commissioned Mozart to compose some concertos and quartets for the flute and agreed the princely sum of 200 florins. Neither side came out of the arrangement with any credit. Mozart, distracted by other compositions, procrastinated and did not completely fulfil the terms of the commission. Consequently De Jean gave Mozart only 96 florins instead of the full fee. Continue reading Ferdinand de Jean
Franz Friedrich Anton Mesmer (/ˈmɛzmər/;[1] German: [ˈmɛsmɐ]; May 23, 1734 – March 5, 1815) was a German physician with an interest in astronomy, who theorised that there was a natural energetic transference that occurred between all animated and inanimate objects that he called animal magnetism, sometimes later referred to as mesmerism. The theory attracted a wide following between about 1780 and 1850, and continued to have some influence until the end of the century.[2] In 1843 the Scottish physician James Braid proposed the term hypnosis for a technique derived from animal magnetism; today this is the usual meaning of mesmerism. Continue reading Franz Anton Mesmer
FluteDoc Martin Donner founded this Austrian Doctors Orchestra in 2004! See more at Continue reading Martin Donner
The Vienna Doctors Orchestra existed in the early 20th century, now it has been re-born as Camerata Medica Wien thanks to Dr. Martin Donner. Continue reading Camerata Medica Wien
The has begun to upload a series of films beginning with “Winterreise” of Franz Schubert. Continue reading Reinhard Lehninger
She began her dance education as usual in professional ballet at age 6, had her first solo at age 15 and worked as choreographer at age 16 with a 2-hour opus (Youth Cultural Prize).
(born Wien 1869 – died Rijeka 1943) was an excellent physician and a Central European intellectual, a bohemian mind whose two loves in life made him very special. His passions were medicine and violin making.