Spandau Guitar Festival Closing Concert

Aron Choi has won numerous national and international competitions. She has given chamber concerts as a member of the Aurelis Quartet in Berlin and as the Chois Guitar Duo with her father in Korea. Since 2023, she has been working as a guitar teacher at the Spandau Music School.


Carolin Frank studied singing and singing with children with Dorothee Rabsch, Prof. Andreas Mohr, and Prof. Thomas Holland Moritz at the Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences. Since 2011, she has worked as a freelance alto. Her travels have taken her to Vienna, Poland, and Belgium, among other places. In addition to her vocal work, her work focuses on vocal pedagogy. Here, she places great emphasis on a holistic approach in which the voice, breathing, and the human body form a unified whole. She contributes her professional experience as head of the vocal department at the Spandau Music School.


Christian Wolff completed his bachelor's degree in classical guitar at the Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences under Prof. Ulrich Müller, then his master's degree at the Bremen University of the Arts under Pia Gazarek-Offermann. Concerts as a soloist and in various chamber music ensembles have taken him to Italy, the USA, Israel, and Palestine, where he played for the Barenboim-Said Foundation. The duo performs pieces by Spanish composers Manuel de Falla and Federico Garcia Lorca.


Veronika Vogel and Giorgio Crobu live and work as active musicians in Berlin.
They have been playing together for many years. In their duo, Blue Strings, the experiences of both artists are wonderfully combined. Through numerous concerts throughout Europe and Asia, they have developed their own unique approach to duo art. Featuring sophisticated arrangements, artful solos by jazz guitarist Giorgio Crobu, and the vocals of Veronika Vogel, their program offers a wide range. Giorgio Crobu (IT) toured with Joe Pass in a quartet for two years and was a long-time lecturer at the Hanns Eisler Academy of Music. He is uniquely adept at conveying the romanticism of Bill Evans' music and the soft sound of Wes Montgomery with the warmth of Mediterranean culture. The program includes pieces from Latin and swing styles, as well as his own compositions.