CD Lecuona-Ravel-Mendelssohn DÄO – Deutsches Ärzteorchester

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CD Lecuona-Ravel-Mendelssohn DÄO – Deutsches Ärzteorchester

CD Lecuona-Ravel-Mendelssohn DÄO – Deutsches Ärzteorchester

https://DoctorsTalents.com/en/german-doctors-orchestra

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CD Andalusische Nacht | Ellen Welke, Lyrik Matthias Knoll

CD Andalusische Nacht | Ellen Welke, Lyrik Matthias Knoll

https://DoctorsTalents.com/en/mathias-knoll

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CD teutsche liedlein | Georg Forster Komponist

CD teutsche liedlein | Georg Forster Komponist

Georg Forster (* um 1510 in AmbergOberpfalz; † 12. November 1568 in Nürnberg) war ein deutscher Komponist, Arzt und Musikherausgeber der Renaissance.

Beispiel für Forster-Lieder | example for Forster-songs
https://DoctorsTalents.com/en/georg-forster-2

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CD Requiem a Roma | Gloria Bruni

CD Requiem a Roma | Gloria Bruni

https://DoctorsTalents.com/en/gloria-bruni-2

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Gloria Bruni

Gloria Bruni (born Brünhild Ulonska in 1955 in Oschersleben) is a German singer (soprano), violinist, composer and dentist.

Gloria Bruni is the daughter of a physicist and grew up with her sister in Hamburg.[3] She graduated from the Charlotte-Paulsen-Gymnasium in 1973. She received piano and violin lessons as a child and sang during her school years. In addition to studying dentistry and obtaining a doctorate,[4] she also studied composition with Diether de la Motte and singing with Naan Pöld in Hamburg, as well as in Munich and Milan.[3][5]

Bruni played as a violinist in the Hamburg Camerata Accademica and the Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra, and performed on tours at venues including Carnegie Hall and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.[3]

As a singer, she was signed by Polydor and performed at the Puccini Festival and La Scala in Milan, with the London Mozart Players at the Dresden Semperoper and at the Leipzig Gewandhaus.[3]

Bruni is married, has a daughter and lives in Hamburg.

courtesy Gloria Bruni´s press kit

Bruni composes primarily for choir and vocal soloists. Her compositions often incorporate elements of folk or sacred music, combining different musical genres.

Her Requiem a Roma was premiered in the Holy Year 2000[6] as a commission from the Vatican in the church of Sant’Ignazio[4] and excerpts were also performed before Pope John Paul II.[3] In 2008, the children’s opera Pinocchio, which she composed, premiered in the Laeiszhalle with the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra.[7][3] Further performances of the work followed, including at the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples and the Teatro Regio di Parma.[7][8] The musical The Thorn Birds (“The Thorn Birds”), based on the libretto by Colleen McCullough, premiered in 2009 by the Wales Theatre Company, followed by a tour of Great Britain.[3][9] Other works include the fairytale mini-opera The Enchanted Pancake and Symphony No. 1 – Ring Parable (after G. E. Lessing’s Nathan the Wise), which also premiered in the Laeiszhalle.[10] This symphony has been performed not only as a concert, but also several times as a ballet.

web

youtube

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloria_Bruni

Verlag Hartmann & Stauffer Profil


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CD Piano Man | Thomas Weidenbeck 28.02.2005

CD Piano Man | Thomas Weidenbeck 28.02.2005

https://DoctorsTalents.com/en/thomas-weidenbeck-2

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CD Kurhaus Freyung-Konzert 2005 | lower bavarian doctors orchestra

CD Kurhaus Freyung-Konzert 2005 Niederbayerisches Ärzteorchester [lower bavarian doctors orchestra]

Rhapsody in blue mit Dr.med. dent. Thomas Weidenbeck
https://DoctorsTalents.com/en/lower-bavarian-doctors-orchestra

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CD Silberne Lachtränen | Henriette Müller

00135 CD Silberne Lachtränen | Henriette Müller

https://DoctorsTalents.com/en/henriette-mueller-2

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CD Von der Wiener Klassik zum Wiener Salon | Wilfried Günther

CD Von der Wiener Klassik zum Wiener Salon | Wilfried Günther

Prof. Dr. med. Wilfried Günther () ehemaliger Chefarzt Psychiatrische Klinik Bamberg


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CD Festliche Musik | Walter Krick+Freunde

CD Festliche Musik | Walter Krick+Freunde

https://DoctorsTalents.com/walter-krick