RECITALS

1965	at age 13, first solo performance with an orchestra
1968	at age 16, first public solo recital
1970	at age 18, first public solo recital abroad
1970-97	solo and chamber music recitals in almost every major city in West Germany, as well as in 22 other countries on all five continents (e.g.: Zurich, London, Paris, Bordeaux, Lisbon, Warsaw, Budapest, Venice, Athens, Beirut, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Rio de Janeiro, Quito, Manila, Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Melbourne, Adelaide, Washington).

RECORDINGS
FOR BROADCASTING AND TELEVISION COMPANIES
(most with mezzosoprano Cornelia Kallisch)

German broadcasting companies:
12 recorded concert programs and 4 live recitals

Westdeutscher Rundfunk Köln	Süddeutscher Rundfunk Stuttgart
Süddeutscher Rundfunk Karlsruhe	Rias Berlin
Südwestfunk Freiburg	Südwestfunk Tübingen
Sender Freies Berlin	Hessischer Rundfunk Frankfurt
Bayerischer Rundfunk München	Bayerischer Rundfunk Nürnberg
Deutsche Welle Düsseldorf

Other European broadcasting companies:
6 recorded programs with

Radio Basel, Switzerland	BBC London, UK
Radio Gilda, Paris	France RAI Venice, Italy
Radio Budapest, Hungary

Non-European broadcasting companies:
4 live recitals with

SABC Johannesburg South Africa Radio du Liban Beirut, Lebanon Radio 5UV Adelaide, Australia

Television recordings:
7 live shows and 4 live recitals with

ZDF Mainz, Germany	TVA Bolzano, Italy
SABC Johannesburg, South Africa	Télévision du Liban Beirut, Lebanon

RECORDS AND COMPACT DISKS:

1996	Paul Hindemith: Ludus Tonalis and Reihe kleiner Stücke (piano solo; Equilibrium)
1996	Paul Hindemith: Five Sonatas for Brass Instruments and Piano (with members of the brass faculty, University of Michigan; Equilibrium)
1995	Paul Hindemith: Five Sonatas for Woodwind Instruments and Piano (with members of the woodwind faculty, University of Michigan; Equilibrium)
1995	Paul Hindemith: Five Sonatas for String Instruments and Piano (with members of the string faculty, University of Michigan; Equilibrium)
1984	Maurice Ravel: Histoires Naturelles, Modest Moussorski: Songs and Dances of Death (with Cornelia Kallisch, mezzosoprano)