BIOGRAPHY

Hille Perl

Musician, gamba-player, has played music as long as she can think. For her, music is the foremost means of communication between human beings, more precise and intense and unmistakable than language, of greater emotional significance than any other experience besides love. To her, music is a means of connecting not only the past and the future but also a way of socially integrating the most conflicting aspects of existence.

She travels the world, playing concerts and recording CDs with different groups or soloizing, mostly in the field of 17th and 18th century music but also letting the music take her to places she never even dreamed of.

When she is not travelling she lives in a farmhouse in northern Germany with her family and a few chickens, horses, cats and rabbits.

She passionately teaches her students at the University of the Arts in Bremen, Germany, everything she knows about music, playing the gamba, and how not to be jealous if someone plays better than you.

People of the world: relax...

YOGA FOR EVERYBODY

In 2020 during the time of the Pandemic Hille has trained to become a yoga teacher - she has practiced yoga for many years and used the time to study and achieve a yoga certificate. She believes strongly that flexibility of body and mind and the use of relaxation techniques can help everyone to find strength and peace with oneself, and out of that the power to learn a more sustainable way of life. She would like to help people tp learn to be less destructive and yet happier, how to manage to consume less and still be totally satisfied.

What it is about

The main purpose in life
may be
to be the
eyes and ears
and conscience
of the creator of the universe

To the Audience, 
To whom it may concern
About the concerts and CDs
tous les rêves du monde

The last decades of my life I had the privilege to travel the world playing concerts and recording CDs due to the loyalty of the audience, who has granted us the honour of coming to our concerts, of buying our CDs and thus made it possible for us to keep playing our music.  I feel deeply grateful to each one of you out there for participating in this incredible trip. I feel responsibility towards the past and the future to keep this kind of music alive and participate in my way in the cultural wealth that history has provided for us. It is important to have contents that are totally void of monetary relevance, such as music, which is as fleeting as smoke and as eternal as the skies.