Aida Stucki
Aida Stucki (February 19, 1921June 9, 2011) was a Swiss violinist and music teacher. Stucki was born in Cairo as the third of four daughters to Swiss and Italian parents. She studied with Ernst Wolters in Winterthur, with Stefi Geyer in Zurich, and with Carl Flesch in Lucerne.
Also recorded as Aida Stucki Piraccini
Aida Stucki
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- Born
- 19 February 1921
- Birthplace
- Cairo, Sultanate of Egypt
- Died
- 9 June 2011
- Place of death
- Winterthur, Switzerland
- Nationality
- Switzerland and Egypt.
- Occupation
- violinist, university teacher, pedagogue and musician.
- Fields
- classical music.
- Languages
- Arabic and Egyptian Arabic.
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Aida Stucki (February 19, 1921June 9, 2011) was a Swiss violinist and music teacher. Stucki was born in Cairo as the third of four daughters to Swiss and Italian parents. She studied with Ernst Wolters in Winterthur, with Stefi Geyer in Zurich, and with Carl Flesch in Lucerne.
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She worked with conductors such as Pina Pozzi, Walter Frey, Christoph Lieske, Clara Haskil, and Elly Ney. From 1948, Stucki taught violin and chamber music at the Wintherthur Conservatory in Switzerland. Among her students was Anne-Sophie Mutter. Her husband was Giuseppe Piraccini.
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• Background — person • Born — 19 February 1921 • Birthplace — Cairo, Sultanate of Egypt • Died — 9 June 2011 • Place of death — Winterthur, Switzerland • Instrument — Violin • Website — https: www.aida-stucki.com
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1921
Aida Stucki born at Cairo.
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Aida Stucki died at Winterthur.
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The authorities additionally record the heading Aida Stucki Piraccini. Her recorded languages were Arabic and Egyptian Arabic. Recorded as violinist, university teacher, pedagogue and musician.
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