Andrea Guttmann-Lunenburg

Andrea Guttmann-Lunenburg is a Lecturer for Recorder at the Mozarteum University, specifically within the Department of Brass, Wind, and Percussion Studies. She holds teaching roles in the IGP, school music, Orff Institute, and Pre-College programs since 2010. Her affiliations include the Upper Austrian State Music School (since 2007) and leadership of the recorder class at the "International Seminar for Early Music" in Zell/Pram since 2016. She is also the artistic director of Blockflute Formation, the recorder teacher's orchestra of the Upper Austrian State Music School.

Education: Trained at the Mozarteum University (Carin van Heerden, Felicitas Keldorfer-Speer), Conservatorium van Amsterdam (Walter van Hauwe), Civica Scuola di Musica Milan, and Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya Barcelona (Pedro Memelsdorff). Master classes with Han Tol, Kees Boeke, Gerd Lünenburger, and Robert Ehrlich.

Research interests focus on early music performance, pedagogical methodologies for recorder, and chamber music collaboration. As a member of the recorder quartet QNG and ensembles like Musica Antiqua Salzburg, she emphasizes historical performance practices and contemporary repertoire.

Awards include the Lilly Lehmann Medal and multiple international competition prizes. Recordings include CDs with ensembles A Imagem Da Melancolia (Challenge Classics) and Rosarum Flores (Landesmuseum Tirol).

Advising and grants: No specific grants or advisee names noted, but her pedagogical workshops and ensemble coaching highlight mentorship roles. Active in residency programs and lecture recitals.

Labs/teams: Artistic leadership in QNG, Blockflute Formation, and collaborations with Orff Institute and Upper Austrian State Music School networks.