Susanne Holst (* 19. September1961 in Hamburg) is a German MD, medical journalist, author and TV moderator.
She worked as moderator for Sat1 morning magazine, then a health magazine and other productions.
Since 2001 she moderates the German news magazine Tagesschau and Tagesthemen.
She has written several medicine books about diabetes, pain therapy, sleep and rheumatic diseases.
She is married with Halko Weiss since 1992, a psycho-therapist and specialist for Hakomi, they have twins (see book title!) but live separated actually.
Isabella Vértes-Schütter (* 22. April1962 in Hamburg) is a German actress and politician in the senate of Hamburg
Isabella Vértes-Schütter is daughter of the opera singer Helga Pilarczyk. She is widow – her husband Friedrich Schütter was director of the Ernst-Deutsch-Theater in Hamburg – they have two children. Already during school she took acting lessons from Annemarie Marks-Rocke. After the Abitur she studied medicine and studied acting. She wasinvolved with the Hammoniale – Festival der Frauen in the Kampnagel Fabrik. Later she played at the Ernst Deutsch Theater and Thalia Theater (Hamburg). In 1994 she became director of the Hammoniale – Festival der Frauen. Since 1995 Isabella Vértes-Schütter is dierector of the Ernst Deutsch Theaters following her deceased husband.
Isabella Vértes-Schütter is member of the SPD political party. She got mandates in the parliament of Hamburg in 2011 and 2015 and 2020.
Albert Charles Otto „Abbi“ Hübner (* 4. Februar1933 in Hamburg; † 27. Juli2021 ebd.[1][2]) was a German jazz trumpet player, singer and author. He played Hot Jazz with his band “Low Down Wizards” and in the years before he passed away he was the oldest jazz musician in Hamburg anyways.
He worked for the Jazz redaction of the NDR (North Gemran Radio) for many years and published books as about Louis Armstrong and wrote poems as well and in several columns.
(EN:) Born in Brazil to a German-Russian mother and an Italian father, de Almeida took his first piano lessons from his sister and, at age 13, made his debut in São Paulo, playing Mozart Piano Concerto in D major (KV 537).
After graduating from Medical School and completing his piano studies in Brazil, he received a German scholarship to continue his music studies under Prof. Yara Bernette, at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg, where he graduated with honors. He also attended master classes by Paul Badura-Skoda, Christoph Eschenbach, Nikita Magaloff, Elgin Roth, Magda Tagliaferro and Carlo Zecchi.
Winner of several national and international competitions, including the Brazilian Young Soloists in Rio de Janeiro, the Covilhã Piano Competition (Gulbenkian Foundation Prize), the 1979 Viotti Competition in Italy and the 1980 International Gina Bachauer Competition in the USA.
As a Mozart interpreter he was invited to perform at prominent German music festivals: Würzburger Mozartfest, Kissinger Sommer, Klavierfestival Ruhr, Schwetzinger Festspiele, and the Schleswig-Holstein Musikfestival.
Presently, apart from his radio and TV performances, de Almeida has participated in chamber music concerts and has given solo performances in Eastern and Western Europe, Scandinavia, North and South America, as well as with leading German orchestras. In the field of modern music, he has given the works of Benjamin Britten and Brazilian Marlos Nobre their German premiere and was, after Heitor Villa Lobos, the first musician to record the Choros n. 11 (Sweden).
Artistic Director of the Londrina International Music Festival in Paraná, Brazil from 1990 to 1995. Invited to perform in Canadá (1990) and Brazil (1995) during the State Visit of German Presidents Richard von Weizsäcker and Roman Herzog.
A member of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Musikphysiologie und Musikermedizin (German Society of Medicin and Performing Arts) since 1995.
Professor of piano at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg since 1980, and at the Martin Luther Universität Halle Wittenberg since 1996.
On 15th of August 2015 the Federal Doctors Philharmony had been founded under the patronate of medical president Prof. Dr. med. Frank Ulrich Montgomery. It is a project orchestra which meets by definition once a year and is frequented by MusicDocs from all 26 Doctors Orchestras from Germany.
Born 1958 in Hamburg. Classical ballett education with a russian teacher (Ludmilla Maltschanova, former solist in Riga and Opera of Hamburg) and with Jane Ibn, teacher from the Royal ballett school in London. Advanced courses in the Centre international de Dance in Cannes (Rosella Hightower) and in the Broadway Dance Center New York. Theater Practice in the Opera of Hamburg and other theaters. Exam in elementary dance practice of the royal ballett academy. Teacher of Anatomy and Diet at the Academy of Dance Arts in Hamburg and invention of a new method of teaching ballett profis calling “anatomic corrections”. Performing as a dancer in several theaters in hamburg.
Starting piano playing at the age of five, after ten years of private lessons master lessons at the Musikhochschule Hamburg. Concerts as a child with great success, then with breaks again playing and starting a soloist career as concert pianist since one year.
Studying medicin at the university of hamburg and promotion. Working in the fields of internal medicin, psychiatry and legal medicine, five years work and research at the University of Eppendorf in Hamburg on the field of legal medicine and pathology, a series of 25 medical publications. Since 1994 expert of psychiatry for the court of justice and since 2004 also psychotherapist for behavioral therapy.
Steffen Oppermann is MaskDoc. From age 14 on he built masks, with success in the school theatre group. Other people asked him to build masks for them and now he runs his own company Wizardo and delivers world-wide.
He works as obstetric doctor in Henstedt-Ulzburg north from Hamburg.
The Hamburg Doctors Orchestra was founded in 1964 by the church musician Willi Linow, inviting medical doctors, dentists, pharmacists and medical students as well as medical staff an their partners. After the second conductor, Prof. Weiss, deceased, the church musician (and wife of the famous hand surgeon) Anne Stellbrink took over the orchestra where she had played at the viola for many years before. Under Anne Stellbrink the orchestra developped its actual “image”. She worked a vast repertoire spanning from small compositions and soloists up to symphonies by Mozart, Beethoven, Schuber, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy and Brahms…..
