German

Mag. Ulrike Haderer

Born in 1979 in Mistelbach/Lower Austria
Diploma in early childhood education; cellist
Studies at the University of Vienna: Journalism and Communications Sciences with majors in Documentary Film, Geography, and Ethnology, specializing on Iran
Film training with Prof. Mikunda (University of Vienna), Peter Elster (Media Department, Natural History Museum Vienna) as well as Sigi Menzel (Bavarian Broadcasting Corp, Munich)
1999 to 2004 employment in a PR agency
Since 1999 freelance employment with the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (camera assistance)

Erich Haderer

Born in 1956 in Linz
Studies at the University of Vienna: Violin performance with Prof. G. Pichler (Alban Berg Quartett), Music Pedagogy, Instrumental Music Pedagogy and History
Musicological publications (contributions to folk music research)
Teaching (violin, chamber music and orchestral conducting) at the Graz/Oberschützen Academy of Music as well as at the Niawaran Institute, Teheran
Concertmaster of various orchestras, member of the Vienna Chamber Orchestra for 30 years and chamber music in various ensembles

Approx. 3000 concerts and teaching in 75 countries around the world, including numerous exotic destinations and appearances for royal families (e.g. Queen Sirikit in Bangkok, first concert of any classical string quartet in Nepal and Bhutan)
Close artistic co-operation with conductors, soloists and composers like Rudolf Barschai, Rudolf Buchbinder, Ivor Bolton, Richard Danielpour, Richard Egarr, Philippe Entremont, Adam Fischer, Heinz Holliger, Sir Neville Marriner, Gianandrea Noseda, Krysztof Penderecki, Günther Pichler, Jordi Savall, Heinrich Schiff, Uto Ughi and Stefan Vladar and formerly with Sir Yehudi Menuhin, Sándor Végh und Carlo Zecchi in numerous highly-reputed concert series in Vienna (Konzerthaus and Musikverein), Salzburg (Mozarteum), Berlin (Philharmonie), Paris (Theatre des Champs-Elysees), New York (Carnegie Hall), Tokio (Suntory Hall), Osaka (Symphonie Hall).

Mountaineering worldwide (climbing of approximately 3000 peaks so far)

1980 to 1990 personnel manager and tour manager of the Vienna Chamber Orchestra

1985 first video recordings (Bautechnische Versuchsanstalt Wien)
1993 recipient of the Golden Medal of Merit of the Republic of Austria

Joint Untertakings and Projects

Planning and implementation of adventure tourism projects in cooperation with the government of Lower Austria (natur&sport Waidhofen an der Ybbs, climbing garden Falkenmauer, Lower Austria)
Interdisciplinary tourism project in central Iran (Anarak Transdisciplinary Center ATC)

Low budget production of documentary films (Austria, Canada, India, Iran, Mexico), production of almost all components through a wide variety of skills and training (performance of the film music, filming under extreme conditions…)
Film subsidies through the government of Lower Austria and the Austrian ministry of education, science and culture

First climbing and establishing of numerous alpine climbing routes and the setting up of new climbing gardens in the Alps, in the Balkans and in Iran
Extreme ski tours, white water canoeing, paragliding
In the summer of 2002, a production by the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation of their first climbing and subsequent securing of a route in the 1400 meter high north face of the Schermberg in the Totes Gebirge Range, Upper Austria; with 42 pitches, it still stands as the longest climbing route secured to a modern standard in the Alps
Diverse publications in alpine magazines