Ingeborg Finke-Siegmund
{{short description|German woman classical pianist}}
Ingeborg Finke-Siegmund, born Siegmund, (4 December 1919 – 1 January 2012Pianistin Ingeborg Finke gestorben. In Sächsische Zeitung, 7 January 2012, {{p.|10}}.) was a German pianist and piano teacher.
Life
Finke-Siegmund was born in 1919 into a largeGerhard Böhm: Die Pianistin Ingeborg Finke-Sigmund wird heute 80. In Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten, 4 December 1999, {{p.|21}}. family of the pastor and later Dresden superintendent Ringulf Siegmund (1889-1969) in Bohemian city of Aš. After the National Socialist takeover, her father was dismissed and arrested.
At the age of sixteen she entered the conservatory. She first studied with Walter Schaufuß-Bonini. Later she continued her training with Conrad Hansen, Franz Langer and Hugo Steurer. She gave her first solo recital in Dresden in 1942. She was active as a soloist until 1952. After that, she worked at the Hochschule für Musik Carl Maria von Weber Dresden. Her students included among others Peter Rösel, Sonnhild Fiebach, Christina Haupt, Ralf-Carsten Brömsel, Steffen Leißner, Christian Kluttig, Hans-Peter Richter and Hartmut Haenchen.
At Deutscher Verlag für Musik she co-edited the collection of contemporary compositions in piano lessons Für junge Pianisten.[https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/265656 Für junge Pianisten] on Stanford Library
She was married to the Dresden pianist, composer, piano pedagogue and music critic Hermann Werner Finke (1911-1988).Hartmut Haenchen: Ingeborg Finke-Siegmund zum 90. Geburtstag. In the Dresdner Neueste Nachrichten, 4 December 2009, {{p.|10}}.
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Category:20th-century German classical pianists