Karin Schaupp
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Biography
Karin Schaupp, born in 1972 in Hofheim am Taunus, Germany, is a classical guitarist. She began her guitar studies at age five with her mother, Isolde Schaupp, and performed publicly at six. Her family migrated to Brisbane, Australia when she was eight. Schaupp won prizes at competitions in Lagonegro, Italy, and Madrid, Spain during her teens. In 1992, she premiered Philip BraÄanin's Guitar Concerto with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. Her solo debut album, Soliloquy, released in 1997, was critically acclaimed. Schaupp performed with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra in 2004 and won the Music Council of Australia Freedman Fellowship in 2003. She starred in over 150 performances of David Williamson's one-woman play Lotte's Gift, which she also toured internationally, including at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2009. Schaupp released several albums, including Spain (2009) and Wayfaring (2018), and won multiple awards, such as APRA Awards and ARIA Music Awards.
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- Concierto de Aranjuez: II. Adagio
- Concertino for Guitar and Orchestra in A Minor, Op. 72: II. Romanza featuring Karin Schaupp
- Nourlangie by Karin Schaupp
- Grenfell: Di Primavera - III. With energy and bounce by Karin Schaupp
- Grenfell: Di Primavera - I. Lively and steadily by Karin Schaupp
- Grenfell: Di Primavera - II. Rubato, espressivo by Karin Schaupp
- First Maninya by Karin Schaupp
- Edwards: Djanaba by Karin Schaupp
- Arafura Arioso by Karin Schaupp
- Second Maninya by Karin Schaupp
