
"Every musician intuitively chooses the instrument whose timbre and soul resonate with their inner voice."
SOLO
🎶 The Double Bass as Solo Instrument -
powerful, multifaceted, and full of emotion. With virtuosity and expression, I bring its colors to life and tell musical stories.

ENSEMBLES
🤝 Chamber music, crossover, artistic dialogue -
creating soundscapes together, shaping musical moments, and making the double bass a unifying force.

TEACHING
🎓 Inspiring the next generation -
fostering individuality, and preparing musicians for their professional path – teaching is about passion, excellence, and growth.

"Every musician intuitively chooses the instrument whose timbre and soul resonate with their inner voice."
BIOGRAPHY
Christine Hoock captivates as a soloist, chamber musician, and artistic visionary. With effortless brilliance and virtuosic expression, she brings the fascinating possibilities of the double bass to international concert stages - whether as a solo instrument, in ensembles, or in cross-genre projects.
As a professor at Mozarteum University Salzburg and a sought-after lecturer at international masterclasses, she shapes the next generation of musical talent and sets new artistic impulses with her visionary approach.
Christine Hoock begeistert als Solistin, Kammermusikerin und kreative Grenzgängerin. Mit spielerischer Leichtigkeit und virtuoser Ausdruckskraft bringt sie die faszinierenden Möglichkeiten des Kontrabasses auf die internationalen Konzertbühnen - als Soloinstrument, im Ensemble oder in genreübergreifenden Projekten.
Als Professorin der Universität Mozarteum Salzburg und gefragte Dozentin internationaler Masterclasses prägt sie die nächste Generation musikalischer Talente und setzt mit ihrer künstlerischen Vision neue Impulse.


CALENDAR
Universität Mozarteum Salzburg
Mirabellplatz 1, Salzburg
Kleines Studio

Universität Mozarteum Salzburg
Mirabellplatz 1, Salzburg
Kleines Studio

Concert
Bad Reichenhall



"…hard, wild, and full of drive, as if she reveled in the turmoil;
thoughtful and gentle, as if this deep voice were the ancient song of the earth…"
