Angela Wiedl
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Angela Wiedl (born March 16, 1967 in Munich ) is a German popular pop singer .
Life
Childhood and youth
Angela Wiedl grew up in a musical family. Her parents Wilhelm (born October 26, 1940; † January 23, 2017) and Irmengard are well-known yodelers , and her brother Willi (born March 10, 1964) is an opera singer .
Professional background
At the age of twelve she was on stage with the Original Chiemgau Buam . After finishing school, she first learned to be a tax clerk assistant . From 1981 she was a singer with the Tegernsee Alpine Quintet , with which she released seven albums.
In 1991 her first solo album was released. The following year, she took the title , but the palpitations, the owe you i am Grand Prix of Folk Music in 1992 in part and reached the 12th place. This made her known nationwide. In the same year, the single Mama Theresa was released , in which she sang about the Nobel Peace Prize laureate Mother Teresa . At the Grand Prix of Folk Music in 1995 Angela Wiedl was again represented with Wo sind die Gypunerben haben and reached 10th place. In 1998 , she came 14th with Wer die Heimat Loves, in 1996 she took the German preliminary decision for the Eurovision Song Contest together with Dalila Cernatescu ( Panpipe ) 3rd place. Her song Echos was composed by Ralph Siegel . She is a frequent guest at popular television and radio events. She won the popular music super hit parade several times . In 2006 her album I believe in God was released .
In 2008 her best of album was released: "Welcome - your most beautiful songs for the 30th stage anniversary". The Angela Wiedl album “The Angel by Your Side” has been on sale since May 30, 2008. Angela Wiedl wrote: " 12 new songs that will definitely please your hearts, because they are songs that tell stories and maybe also show a whole new side of me ". On July 11, 2008, Angela Wiedl appeared on Bavarian television in the “A Song for Munich” competition , where she took first place with her title Munich shines .
Personal
Angela Wiedl was married to Walter Schmidt until 2007 and had a daughter (* March 27, 2000; † June 13, 2005) who had suffered from ADEM , a rare disease of the central nervous system , from the age of three . She died of a brain embolism.
On September 18, 2011 she married Uwe Erhardt (member of the group Die Schäfer ). Their daughter was born on June 22, 2012.
Awards and honors
- 1st place in the competition "Mei Madl will be a record star" of the Münchner Zeitung Tz 1991
- 2nd place in the preliminary decision for the Grand Prix of Folk Music with But the heart pounding ... May 16, 1992
- Edelweiß October 31, 1993
- Golden tuning fork 1993
- Hermann Löns Gold Medal 1993
- Golden microphone on July 14, 1993
- 1st place in the ZDF annual hit parade with the title Mama Theresa 1994
- Re-awarding the Golden Tuning Fork in 1994
- Hermann Löns Medal in Silver 1994
- Echo German Record Award 1994 as the most successful German solo artist
- 2nd place in the preliminary round of the Grand Prix of Folk Music on May 25, 1995 with Where are the gypsies gone
- 3rd place in the preliminary round for the Grand Prix Eurovision de la Chanson 1996 with Echos
- 2nd place in the annual hit parade of ZDF with the title Receiving what God gave us
- First gold record in Austria (album: My most beautiful songs)
- Election of the vote of the century in 1999 by the readers of the Münchner Zeitung Tz
- 3rd place in the preliminary decision for the Grand Prix of Folk Music 2007 on May 17, 2007 with Das Lied der Heimat
- 1st place in the program “A Song for Munich” on July 11, 2008 with the title Munich shines
Singles
- Give me flowers every day (1990)
- La storia della montagna (1991)
- Santa Maria della Montagna (1991)
- Monte Bianco (1991)
- But the palpitation ... I owe it to you (1992)
- Mama Theresa (1992)
- When the Mountain Calls You (1992)
- Sunday (1993)
- So a day (1993)
- We are at home here (1994)
- Hello Mama (1994)
- Where Did the Gypsies Go (1995)
- A Song of the Rainforest (1995)
- But I only marry you (1995)
- Echoes (1996)
- Get what God gives us (1996)
- Just Anywhere (1996)
- How many stars does the night have (1997)
- God is everywhere (1997)
- Do you know how much I love you (1998)
- Leo (1998)
- But you love me (1998)
- Mamma Earth (1998)
- A Song for the People (Remix'99) (1999)
- You're Here (Angelina) (2000)
- What does a man know about a woman (2001)
- You are peace (2001)
- I live by feeling (2002)
- When you come (2002)
- Ballerina (2003)
- A Mother's Heart (2004)
- The Angel by Your Side (2008)
- My Little Freedom (2008)
- A little palpitation (2010)
- The good god who does it (2010)
- Christmas is the feast of love (2011)
- Sometimes I would like to be a bird (Fly with me) (2013)
Discography
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Albums with the Tegernsee Alpine Quintet
| year | title |
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| 1981 | 20 years of the Tegernsee Alpine Quintet |
| 1983 | Golden folk music for everyone |
| 1985 | Catch the joy |
| 1985 | Today's Gaudi |
| 1987 | Enjoy life |
| 1989 | With us in Upper Bavaria |
| 1990 | So we want to celebrate today |
| 1991 | Give me flowers every day |
Studio albums solo
| year | title |
|---|---|
| 1991 | Santa Maria della Montagna |
| 1992 | Palpitations |
| 1993 | Merry Christmas |
| 1994 | Hello mom |
| 1995 | God bless it |
| 1996 | Sometimes only praying helps ... |
| 1997 | From Hirten, Leutln & Krumperhax Martinsbua |
| 1998 | Songs for the people |
| 1999 | Songs for the People - Second Edition |
| 2001 | Goodbye to yesterday |
| 2004 | If the Lord God willing |
| 2006 | I believe in God |
| 2006 | Salve Regina |
| 2007 | I believe in God - Special Edition |
| 2008 | The angel by your side |
| 2010 | A little palpitation |
| 2011 | Christmas is the Celebration of Love |
| 2015 | So take my hands |
Compilations Solo
| year | title |
|---|---|
| 1993 | My most beautiful songs |
| 1997 | My most beautiful songs |
| 1999 | So a day |
| 1999 | The best of |
| 2000 | Only the best |
| 2000 | Christmas with the family |
| 2006 | I think of you [3 CD box] |
| 2007 | The great successes [4 CD box] |
| 2008 | Welcome - Best Of |
| 2013 | Symphony of the Mountains - gems of folk music |
| 2017 | My life, my songs - the best |
| 2017 | Santa Maria della Montagna [3 CD box] |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Uwe Heinemann: Funeral speech Wilhelm Wiedl. Retrieved May 29, 2018 .
- ↑ Obituary for daughter Angelina. Retrieved May 29, 2018 .
- ^ Uwe Heinemann: Funeral speech Wilhelm Wiedl. Retrieved May 29, 2018 .
- ↑ Chart sources: DE AT
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Wiedl, Angela |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German singer of popular music |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 16, 1967 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Munich |