Hans “Enke” Zentgraf is the demonstrating and explaining cellist in the videos. He is known as a so called three-letter-man: a fine soloist, chamber-musician and pedagogue. Furthermore he has broad experience in orchestral playing, so that you can rely entirely on what he offers you.
Education | |
1959 | Piano |
1966 | Violoncello |
1979 | Graduation in Frankfurt/Main Prof. G. Mantel |
1981 | Master's Degree, The Juilliard School, New York Harvey Shapiro Mastercourses with Pierre Fournier, Janos Starker, Rudolf Metzmacher, Itzak Perlman and Leonard Hokanson |
Mastercourses | (Teacher) |
1982, 1983 & 1993 | Johannesen International Festival of the Arts, Victoria, Canada |
1994 | Italy and Hungary |
1995 | Hungary and Germany, Castle of Salem |
1996 | Germany, Castle of Salem |
1997 - 2001 | Monastery of Engelberg, Switzerland |
2013 | Germany, Kassel |
2014 | Germany, Kassel |
2015 | Germany, Kassel |
Orchestra | |
1983 | State Opera of Lower Saxony, section |
1986 | State Opera of Lower Saxony, assistant principal |
1989 | State Opera of Lower Saxony, co-principal |
2001 | State Opera of Nuremberg, co-principal |
Recordings
Joh. Seb. Bach, Six suites for violoncello solo
2 CDs, Musikproduktion Dabringhaus & Grimm, Detmold (MDG)
1992
1992
Max Reger, Three suites for violoncello solo
MDG
1993
1993
Antonio Vivaldi, Four sonatas
Own arrangement for violoncello and string-orchestra, MDG
1995
1995
Friedrich Kiel
Complete works for violoncello and piano, MDG
1996
1996
Sonatas by Gabrielli, Loeillet, Scarlatti, Jacchini, Couperin, Marcello
Own arrangement for violoncello and string-orchestra
1997
1997
20 Years Duo Zentgraf-Ullrich
Works by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and others - for violoncello solo and violoncello and piano
1998
1998
Sonatas by Eccles, Sammartini, Marais, Händel and De Fesch
Own arrangement for violoncello and string-orchestra, MDG
1999
1999
Friedrich Kiel II
Complete works II for violoncello and piano, MDG
2002
2002