Mathis Bereuter

Mathis Bereuter is a German-Austrian pianist and faculty member at the University of Music and Drama Rostock (since 2019) and the University of Arts Berlin. He serves as Correpetition for the String Department and is a sought-after collaborative pianist, working with institutions like the Karajan Academy of the Berlin Philharmonic and international competitions such as ARD and Carl Nielsen. His academic roles include teaching and accompaniment, alongside an active performance career.

• Education:
• Studied at the Music Academy Basel under Prof. Adrian Oetiker and Rudolf Lutz
• Soloist class at the University of Arts Berlin under Prof. Klaus Hellwig (graduated 2022 with distinction)

Research/Performance Focus: Chamber music, piano performance, and collaborative artistry. Known for interpretations of classical and contemporary repertoire, with a specialization in interdisciplinary collaborations.

Awards: Multiple competition prizes and scholarships reflecting his artistic excellence. Notably recognized for his work in piano competitions and academic achievements.

• Grants/Scholarships: Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes (2017–present)

Advising/Grants: No formal academic advising listed, but his mentorship through competitions and institutions like the Karajan Academy implies indirect pedagogical contributions. Scholarships funded his studies and performances.

Labs/Teams: Regular collaborations with artists like Frans Helmerson and Nora Chastain, and involvement with festivals such as the Sommets Musicaux de Gstaad and Kyoto International Music Festival.