Verena Fischer

Verena Fischer is a renowned transverse flutist and faculty member at the University of Music Würzburg. She specializes in early music and classical flute performance, combining her academic role with an active international career as a performer and educator.

• Education: Studied modern flute with Peter-Lukas Graf and Auréle Nicolet, later attending courses with Barthold Kuijken, Konrad Hünteler, and Wilbert Hazelzet.

Her research and artistic focus lies in historical flute techniques, Baroque music, and chamber music collaborations. She has extensive experience performing on transverse flute in both solo and ensemble settings.

As founder of the ensemble Concerto/Würzburg, she has toured globally, offering masterclasses and performances. Her discography includes recordings of Johan Helmich Roman's flute sonatas with Léon Berben, Bach sonatas (2013), and collaborations with ensembles like Musica Antiqua Köln.

She serves as a regular guest flutist with groups such as Wiener Akademie and Concerto Melante, maintaining a strong presence in the international early music scene.