"Music is only touching when it tells a story. And I am on the track of upcoming story tellers," says Anne-Sophie Mutter about the foundation she brought to life. Thanks to the support of the Anne-Sophie Mutter Foundation, Daniel Müller-Schott, Roman Patkoló, Sergey Khachatryan and Arabella Steinbac... Read more

Anne-Sophie Mutter is committed to supporting young, talented violin, viola, cello and contrabass soloists worldwide. For this purpose she established the “Freundeskreis der Anne-Sophie Mutter Stiftung e.V.” [Friends of the Anne-Sophie Mutter Foundation] in 1997. The foundation of the same name with... Read more

Exceptionally talented young instrumentalists find it especially difficult today to get the support they need during the important first years of their budding careers. In addition to the enormous costs of education and training, they often cannot afford a suitable string instrument - not to mention... Read more

Music moves one only when it tells a story. I am looking for budding storytellers! - Anne-Sophie Mutter Read more

For years, Anne-Sophie Mutter has been performing together with various scholarship students of her foundation – in order to familiarise them with the life of a professional musician and to introduce them to a broader audience. In the spring of 2011 she started the additional project Mutter‘s Virtuo... Read more

Two concert tours in June and August/September 2023 take Anne-Sophie Mutter and her Virtuosi to European concert halls – with ten concerts on each tour. Read more

The scholarship students of the Anne-Sophie Mutter Foundation are supported according to their individual needs - on which the benefactress spends a lot of time. This may, for example, include tuition with Anne-Sophie Mutter or support in the selection and arrangement of a suitable teacher as well a... Read more

The “Freundeskreis der Anne-Sophie Mutter Stiftung e.V.” has been honoured with the “Live Entertainment Award” (LEA) for the promotion of young musicians. This purely symbolic award was presented at a Press Conference in the Frankfurt Gibson Club in March 2014 – in anticipation of 13 further awards... Read more

The Aida Stucki Award is named after the Swiss violinist and violin teacher of the same name. She was one of Professor Carl Flesch's last students and, after her solo career, trained two generations of violinists at the Zurich University of Arts - anchoring Flesch's epoch-making knowledge in the fut... Read more