Andreas Nebl
Andreas Nebl has been a lecturer at the Hohner Conservatory since 2004. In addition to „classical accordion“, he also teaches „popular accordion“. Since 2013, Andreas Nebl has additionally been a lecturer for „classical accordion“ at the Osnabrück University of Music. He also teaches literature studies, chamber music, as well as the supplementary principal subject of chamber music and its didactics, and is likewise responsible for teaching the accordion subject (artistic development).
Andreas Nebl (born 1968) represents the accordion instrument through his long-standing international solo and chamber music activities as well as his outstanding pedagogical work as head of the accordion classes at the University of Osnabrück and the Conservatory in Trossingen in all its breadth.
Versatile experiences in the field of harmonically bound improvisation in folklore and jazz initially shaped his childhood and youth. After studying at the State Academy of Music in Trossingen with Prof. Hugo Noth and at the „Luigi Cherubini“ Conservatory in Florence with Ivano Battiston and winning first prize at the „Val Tidone“ International Chamber Music Competition (Italy), Andreas Nebl shifted the musical focus of his concert activities to ancient music and contemporary music.
Andreas Nebel’s outstanding artistic achievements have since been particularly focused on chamber music. This is evidenced by numerous CD recordings as well as performances at international music festivals such as the „Würzburger Mozartfest“, the „Rheingau Music Festival“, the „Musikfest Stuttgart“ of the „International Bach Academy Stuttgart“, or the „Festival for Contemporary Music of Bolzano“, especially in the duo with the clarinetist Frank Nebl.
Concert engagements took him to almost all EU countries, as well as to Russia, Japan, Korea, China, the USA, Argentina and Colombia.
Since 2010, he has also worked with the Japanese artist agency „Musical Artist’s Guild“, and regularly organizes concerts and school projects in Japan together with the Japanese artist Naoko Takeuchi.
Andreas Nebl's international teaching activities have taken him to the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing, the Gnessin Institute in Moscow, the Academy of Music in Łódź, the University of Kaunas, the Trieste Conservatory, the Prague Conservatory and the Goethe-Institut in Bogotá, among other places.
Many prize winners from Andreas Nebel’s classes have emerged at international competitions. Many of the students in his junior classes have won federal prizes at „Jugend musiziert“.
Regular jury work at national and international competitions rounds off his remarkable achievements in the field of the accordion instrument.
Since the 2019/20 winter semester, Andreas Nebl has been a lecturer in accordion at the Nuremberg University of Music.
Qualification: Hohner Conservatory Trossingen
Degree: State University of Music Trossingen
Qualification: Cherubini Conservatory, Florence
