Soprano Annemarie Koller initially studied to become a teacher of music and German at the University of Regensburg.

She completed her bachelor’s degree in vocal performance and pedagogy with Rebecca Martin at the Nuremberg University of Music, where she also completed her master’s degree in concert singing in 2026, studying with Kammersängerin Professor Brigitte Geller. During her vocal studies in Nuremberg, she received coaching in art-song interpretation from Holger Berndsen and Professor Marcelo Amaral, and further specialised in early music with Professor Knut Schoch.

In addition to her university studies, Annemarie Koller has received further technical vocal guidance through coachings and masterclasses with, among others, Katja Stuber, Professor Werner Güra, Professor Teru Yoshihare, Professor Sabine Lahm, Professor Daniela Sindram and Professor Dr Martin Vacha.

The soprano has already appeared in several operatic roles, spanning repertoire from Baroque to contemporary opera. As a concert soloist, her recent appearances include the New Year’s Eve concert of the Regensburg Chamber Orchestra, as well as performances of Fauré’s “Requiem” and Pergolesi’s “Stabat Mater”.

In ensemble work, she gained experience with Peter Dijkstra while still a student. She is also a member of Ensemble Naumann in Augsburg and the LauschWerk Ensemble in Munich. In addition, she works as a concert organiser, regularly developing innovative concert projects in eastern Bavaria with her own ensemble formations. Her repertoire ranges from early music to contemporary works.

Annemarie Koller works as a vocal teacher in the Regensburg area and is also a lecturer in voice at the University of Regensburg.

In 2025, she was awarded first prize in the Professional Voice category of the Fanny Mendelssohn International Competition. In 2024, she was a scholarship recipient of the MozartLabor Würzburg.