ABOUT Vogt instruments

My craft skills meant that I won the national “Young Craftsmen and Craftswomen Practical Performance Competition” during my instrument maker training in Leipzig.

During and following my studies in Ludwigsburg to become a master craftsman, I gained valuable experience at Schweizer Traditionshaus Hirsbrunner & Co. AG, with colleagues in Hungary and Italy and during workshops in China and France. My passion for music and involvement in the music scene in Germany and Europe shape my daily work and provide impetus for me to develop personally and as a specialist.

I have worked at Vogt instruments since 2011. I trained as a precision mechanic at the Faculty for Physics and Earth Sciences at the University of Leipzig, and I use this experience in the workshop and the shop, as well as my experience on stage and backstage.

I support various orchestras and ensembles on the French horn and with rehearsal work and sound engineering.

When I was 17, during an internship, I got my first glimpse into the profession of brass instrument maker – and immediately fell in love with this special craft. Ever since then, I’ve known for sure: I want to make this my career.

I successfully completed my training at Musikhaus Bopp und Lang. For the next step in my career, I’ve now moved from the Saarland to Leipzig. Here, I’m looking forward to further honing my craft, learning new things, and sharing my passion for brass instruments at Vogt Instruments.

Music is a part of my life even outside the workshop: I play the tuba in various wind orchestras and Egerland ensembles. This allows me to experience instruments not only from a craftsman’s perspective, but also to understand from my own experience how important a well-functioning instrument is for musicians.

In my free time, I like to aim high: Climbing is my great passion. Whether in the workshop, playing the tuba, or on the climbing wall – I love throwing myself into what I’m doing with enthusiasm and discovering something new time and time again.