Robin Schmidt
Robin Schmidt teaches keyboards and music production as well as popular music.
After completing his A-levels in 2011, Robin Schmidt began his studies at the Hohner Conservatory in Trossingen. There, he focused on the specialisms of „Popular Accordion“ and „Keyboards and Music Production“, and in 2017 he was honoured for his exceptional commitment with the Hohner Conservatory's sponsorship award.
His teaching activities extend across various accordion clubs and the Trossingen Music and Dance School. Since 2023, he has also been a lecturer at the Hohner Conservatoire in Trossingen, where he passes on his knowledge in his principal subject of „Keyboard/Music Production“ as well as in the subject of popular music.
He is not only an experienced educator, but also an enthusiastic live musician. He is the director of the gospel choir „OverJOYed“ in Trossingen, where he also works as a pianist. In addition, he plays actively in the Hohnerklang orchestra. Furthermore, he was part of the band „Partymaschine“ for many years and has been involved in international musical projects with the band „Handgschaabt“ since 2017.
His expertise in sound engineering is reflected in numerous CD productions in the field of accordion literature. Robin Schmidt has contributed to these projects not only as a musician, but also as a sound engineer. In addition, he has carried out publishing productions for music publishers such as Jetelina and Tastenzauber. In 2020, he helped to realise several video productions during the COVID-19 pandemic for publishers, associations and the Baden-Württemberg State Music Council.
Alongside all these activities, his extensive experience as a live sound engineer spans more than a decade, during which he has been responsible for the live sound at concerts for various bands, accordion orchestras and ensembles.
In addition to his musical work, Robin Schmidt has been working as a member of staff at the Trossingen State University of Music on the „Music in the Digital Space“ (MidiR) project since 2021.
