Heinz Geese
Heinz Geese (6 April 1930 in Bonn – 23 April 2008), also Heinz Gieese) was a German composer, pianist, conductor and arranger. Geese was also composer of musicals and performed as a pianist. Geese died in Bonn at age 78.
Heinz Geese
- Born
- 1930 · Bonn.
- Died
- 2008 · Bonn.
- Nationality
- Germany
- Occupation
- composer · conductor · pianist · music arranger · musician
- Languages
- German
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Heinz Geese (6 avril 1930 – 23 avril 2008) fut chef d'orchestre, compositeur, musicien et arrangeur.
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La naissance de Heinz Geese est enregistrée le 6 avril 1930 à Bonn, et le décès le 23 avril 2008.
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Book
• With Dieter Ludwig: Michael und die Tredizianer. Die phantastischen Abenteuer auf einem fremden Planeten. With a greeting from Mildred Scheel, for the benefit of the German Cancer Aid; Ariola-Eurodisc Society, Munich [1974]
Compositions
• Foxy rettet Amerika, a musical for children from 8 - 80 by Fritz Graßhoff, Schott Music 1977 • Die Seefahrt nach Rio, scenic cantata with verses by James Krüss, Schott Music • Bolero Smeralda. Für Gitarre solo und Zupforchester. Zimmermann, Frankfurt 1988
Recordings
• Fernsehwunschkonzert with René Kollo, Deutsche Austrophon, 2006 • Fernsehwunschkonzert with Ingeborg Hallstein, Deutsche Austrophon, 2005 • Freunde, das Leben ist lebenswert, music by Franz Lehár, TIM The International Music Company, Vertrieb, 2003
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