
Stein proudly presents: Wang Zihan
We are very pleased to introduce Wang Zihan to you. Zihan has been a boarding school student in Stein since the 10th grade.
October | 2025
With Robert Rathwallner, Schule Schloss Stein has gained a musician and educator who lives music in all its facets. The musician, who resides in Austria, has been teaching music at Stein for approximately two years and, in addition to classroom instruction, also directs the school choir, vocal ensemble, and school band.
Trained at the renowned Mozarteum in Salzburg, he combines solid expertise with an impressive artistic range. He has stage experience in opera and operetta, as well as in jazz, pop, and musical theater. In addition to his teaching duties, he is active as a singer and brings his versatility into school life with enthusiasm – whether at the piano, with the microphone, or as an inspiring choir director.
“We are grateful to have Mr. Rathwallner as our music teacher! His enthusiasm and commitment are contagious and inspire us anew every time.”
Laura & Lisa Linnemann | 9th Grade
“For me, singing is a passion. That is why Mr. Rathwallner is a very important person to me, as he continues to support and inspire me on my musical journey.”
Natalia Grajlich | 8th Grade
Robert Rathwallner is a colleague who enriches school life with humor, spontaneity, and helpfulness – and shows how much music lives in Stein.
“We in the faculty are also grateful to have a true musician in our midst who shapes our musical performances.”
Veronika Koch | Principal

We are very pleased to introduce Wang Zihan to you. Zihan has been a boarding school student in Stein since the 10th grade.

A year at Stein can change a lot. One meets new people, gathers special experiences and grows into a community. And mostly a school year becomes a connection that reaches far beyond.

We are very pleased to introduce two more day students to you. Both have been attending Schloss Stein since 5th grade. We hope you enjoy the interview!

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