BIOGRAPHY

 Hermann Schreiner

Born in 1993 in Villa Allende, Córdoba, Argentina, he began his studies of piano and music theory at the age of 7, and in 2009 he began to study cello with Cristián Montes. From an early age he began to integrate numerous orchestras in his state, performing as principal cello in various chamber music and orchestral concerts in important Latin American halls, which led him to be awarded in 2015 with the prestigious National Scholarship of the Argentine Mozarteum. That same year, installed in Buenos Aires, he won the position for assistant principal  cello of the Stable Orchestra of the Argentine Theater of La Plata, currently being its first cello. In Argentina, he took a lessons with teachers Marcelo Montes, Pablo Romero, Juan Manuel Quintana, and abroad with Hans Jensen, Claudio Jaffe, Phoebe Carrai, Viola de Hoog and Lucia Swartz.
He participated in numerous festivals, orchestral, chamber and tour projects, such as the International University Music Festival (Belfort, France), the Medellín International Tango Festival (Colombia), the FEMUSC (Santa Catarina, Brazil), the Latin American Violoncello Festival (Buenos Aires, Argentina), the Youth Orchestra of the Americas (Southern Cone Tour), the Festival Barroco Criollo (Uruguay), the ECOS Festival (Murcia, Spain), the Sweelinck Barokorkest (Amsterdam, Holland), the South American tour with the French ensemble Notturna, among other projects in theaters in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, the United States, Spain, France and the Netherlands.
He faithfully believes in Music as a strong tool for change and social transformation, which is why he simultaneously carries out an intense teaching activity, giving both private and master classes at different universities such as the National University of Córdoba and the University of Sao Paulo. He also carried out participatory solidarity activities, such as "Musica para el Alma", giving concerts in hospitals and nursing homes, participated in "Mini Aulas" 2016, a project by Mozarteum Argentino to train new audiences of Classical Music, giving classes and concerts in Kindergartens. from Argentina. He also gave master classes in School Orchestra projects both in the Mediterranean School Orchestra of Córdoba, as well as in different educational projects in Chile and Brazil within the framework of Global Leadres of the Orchestra of the Americas.
Since 2017 he has been a member of the Early Music Ensemble of the University of São Paulo, performing as first cello, and participates annually in the “International Congress of Musical Poetics of the 16th, 17th and 17th centuries '', performing the first South American auditions of classical music on period instruments.
At present, in addition to working as Adjunct Soloist in the Stable Orchestra of the Argentine Theater, he carries out a diverse chamber music activity, both with modern and historical cello, in Argentina and abroad, collaborating with national and international ensembles. He is a founding member of the Cooreman Trio together with Lucia Luque (violin) and Julio Domínguez (Viola), dedicating himself to deepening the vast repertoire for String Trio, he co-directs the Imaginary Baroque Ensemble together with María Laura Wirth (Recorder - Argentina / Switzerland ) and Alejandro Cattaneo (Clave - Argentina / France) in which they investigate and interpret music from the 18th century with various organics and collaborating musicians, integrating a duo together with the pianist Leandro Avalle (Argentina-Barcelona) emphasizing on spreading Argentine and Latin American music to cello and piano, and he is a member of Sempiterno Duo with cellist Amarilis Dueñas (Spain-Germany) recovering and enhancing the  old repertoire for two cellos.
In addition to music, he is passionate about art in all its expressions, Jungean psychology and yoga.