Alpine Folk Music
Jazz
Baroque Music
Improvisation
Singing
Maximiliane grew up with Alpine folk music, attending more than 60 folk music seminars throughout her life in Bavaria, Austria and South Tyrol/Italy, learning traditional Alpine jodeling and violin.
At the age of 14, she joined the Bavarian Youth Baroque Orchestra (BayJuBa), where she specialized in Baroque violin and viola.
At 24, she began studying jazz violin and discovered a passion for improvisation.
Around the same time she started dedicating her time to the Styrian Harmonika.
She has studied singing since 2018 as part of university courses and has taken up private lessons since 2021.
Improvisation and Jodler "Steirer Dreier"
Improvisation
Time 1:00 - Folk Tune with 3 contrapunctal voices switsching between violin and voice
oral tradition from Styria in Austria
Alpine Folk Music
Johannes Brahms.
Wie Melodien zieht es mir, Op. 105 Nr. 1
Classical Voice
Composition
self-composed Jodler "Mitternachtsjodler" with two voices
Alpine Folk Music
Free Improvisation
Voice and Piano in Reykjavik-Style Skerpla Improvisation (no rules)
"The sun is gone" - tribute to Iceland's bad weather
Improvised Music
Jazz Voice
Jazz
Styrian Harmonica
Alpine Folk Tune
Alpine Folk Music
Baroque Chamber Music
II. Largo
Baroque Music
III. Allegro molto
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