Peter Lang
Born in Salzburg, Peter Lang studied music and performing arts at the University in Vienna. Mag. Lang studied Music-education and Instrumental music education, with a focus on conducting and singing. In 1994 he became musical director of the “Mozart Sängerknaben” and founded the “Amadeus Knabenchor Wien” a year later. Since 1991, he has taught singing at the Konservatorium der Stadt Wien (“Music and Arts University of the City of Vienna”). Mag. Lang specializes in children’s voices, and teaches in private workshops for individual singers and for choir groups.
Maximilian Schamschula
Maximilian Schamschula first studied piano privately with Florian Krumpöck and, as a concert subject, at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna with Christiane Karajev. In the course of his musical work, however, he specialized more and more in accompaniment and working with singers, which is why he eventually studied conducting with Mark Stringer (orchestral conducting) and Konrad Leitner (accompaniment, opera conducting), also at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna. In addition to regular repetition with various choirs, such as the Choir Association St. Augustin (Jesuit Church), the Cathedral Choir St. Stephan or the Mozart Boys Choir, he is active as a pianist and musical director with the Ensemble Oper@Tee, an operetta ensemble with which he has already performed works such as Die Fledermaus by J. Strauss, Der Liebeswalzer by C. M. Ziehrer or Der Bettelstudent by C. Millöcker.
Roxane Lindlacher
After completing her Bachelor's in Musicology and Dance Studies in Salzburg, Roxane Lindlacher is currently studying for her Master's Degree in Musicology at the University of Vienna. In her studies she focuses mainly on 20th-century music and different forms of popular music, however, she is also interested in cultural management and music journalism. Since 2017 she is part of the organizing committee of "Traunsteiner Sommerkonzerte", a renowned chamber music festival in Bavaria, led by cellist Maximilian Hornung. In April 2022 she became a part of the team at MOZART BOYS CHOIR and took over administrative tasks, as well as concert management and PR.
Anastazja Fischer
Anastazja Fischer first studied Lied-Mass-Oratorio at the Diocesan Conservatory of the Archdiocese of Vienna, then instrumental vocal pedagogy at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna with Mag. Peter Thunhart (Bachelor) and afterwards with Prof. Regine Köbler and Prof. Maria Bayer (Master) with a focus on choral and ensemble conducting, children and youth voice training and music physiology. The mezzo-soprano is active as a soloist and chorister in various ensembles and choirs, including the Wiener Singverein, Arnold Schönberg Choir, Ars Musica, Vokalensemble Sakura Wien and participates in film music productions with the Synchron Stage Choir. As a voice coach she works with the Mozart Boys Choir and the Ensemble Koinonia as well as a voice teacher at two high schools with a focus on music (Boerhaavegasse and Marianum) and has a teaching assignment for voice and speech technique at the Kirchliche Pädagogische Hochschule in Krems.
David Neumann
The German singer, vocal coach, and speaker attended a music boarding school and subsequently studied at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, majoring in ensemble conducting. In addition to numerous master classes and continuing education courses, he has appeared on stage as a choral soloist with renowned conductors and orchestras. He also works as a singer in film music productions and as a narrator for audiobooks. As a member of the Bundesverband Deutscher Gesangspädagogen (Federal Association of German Singing Pedagogues), he constantly continues his education at congresses and seminars. He can live out his love of teaching privately, but also in the voice training supervision of choirs such as the Neue Wiener Stimmen, the Mozart Boys Choir Vienna, or also as a speaker at the Youth Singing Week of Lower Austria.
Georg Schaberger
Georg Schaberger studied Song-Mass-Oratorio at the diocesan Conservatory of St.Pölten (with Ulrike Wedenig) and since 2017 is student of Vocal Pedagogy at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna with a focus on Choral Conducting (Voice: Martina Steffl-Holzbauer, Conducting: Johannes Hiemetsberger).
As a soloist, he performed at the Musikverein Vienna and Graz, at the Brucknerhaus Linz and the St. Charle’s Church Vienna. He is part of renowned Ensembles like the Chorus sine Nomine and works as a voice coach at the Mozart Boys Choir and different Viennese choirs.