Ute Kleeberg

Ute Kleeberg was born in 1958 in Radolfzell am Bodensee, Germany. She studied special education for children with behavioral difficulties and trained as a play therapist and drama educator. After completing secondary school, she lived and worked in Israel and France. She helped establish several music and cultural series, including “Kammermusik für Kinder” (1985), “R.A.U.M.Konzerte” (1990), and the “Kammermusiktage Bergkirche Büsingen” (1992). In 1995, together with clarinetist Uwe Stoffel, she founded Edition SEE-IGEL, a publishing house combining classical music and language.