Anne de Wolff

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Anne de Wolff (2009)
Anne de Wolff with Wolfgang Niedecken (2009)

Anne de Wolff (born February 9, 1971 in Dresden ) is a German musician.

Life

Anne de Wolff has been playing the violin since she was seven and also took piano and singing lessons . She also plays the viola , accordion , electric bass , percussion instruments , trombone and mandolin . Anne de Wolff received nine years of instrumental training at the Dresden Music School.

In 1986 she moved to Potsdam to attend the church college in Hermannswerder , a musically oriented boarding school. From 1986 onwards, de Wolff gave national and international concerts with the Lilienfelder Cantorei , which was founded there , a mixed choir with twelve members, and the double quartet Athesinus Consort .

In 1990 she moved to Berlin and started playing in various bands. Her professional career began in 1993 with the Berlin band Poems for Laila . In 1995 she founded the band Ira Hayes with Benjamin de Wolff . In the same year de Wolff began studying photography at the Lette-Verein Berlin, which she broke off the following year because of too many tours. From 1996 to 2011 de Wolff was part of Rosenstolz's permanent live band .

In 2001 she took part in the popular music contact course in Hamburg. In 2005 she got to know Wolfgang Niedecken during a guest appearance with the Mannheim band "Greedy Bunch" , they discovered their mutual affinity for Bob Dylan and played Dylan's album Desire in the parking lot of the dm-Arena . Since then she has toured as a permanent guest with BAP , and has been a permanent member of the band since 2014.

In 2008 she founded the studio "MoorMusic" together with her husband Ulrich Rode, since 2010 it has been called BluHouseStudio Hamburg. Together with Ulrich Rode, she produced, among other things, the 2016 album "Lebenslängen" by Niedeckens BAP .

Anne de Wolff has a son who was born in 1997.

Discography

Web links

Commons : Anne de Wolff  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Biography on annedewolff.de
  2. ↑ a b c d e Biography Biography on annedewolff.dede
  3. ↑ Niedecken and BAP rocked Frankfurt ( Memento of the original from April 17, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on fnp.de @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.fnp.de
  4. ↑ The band on poems-for-laila.de
  5. ↑ Anne de Wolff / Rosenstolz on hohner.eu
  6. ↑ Interview on on-live.de ( Memento from June 1, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
BAP
Werner Kopal • Rhani Krija • Michael Nass • Wolfgang Niedecken • Sönke Reich • Ulrich Rode • Anne de Wolff BAP-Logo-positiv.svg
Mario Argandoña • Afro Bauermann • Manfred Boecker • Wolfgang Boecker • Steve Borg • Alexander Büchel • Jan Dix • Rainer Gulich • Sheryl Hackett • Hans Heres • Klaus Heuser • Klaus Hogrefe • Pete King • Wolfgang Klever • Helmut Krumminga • Fritz Kullmann • Bernd Odenthal • Jens Streifling • Hans Wollrath • Jürgen Zöller


Studio albums

Wolfgang Niedecken's BAP rocks other Cologne Leeder • Affjetaut • For usszeschnigge! • Vun drinne noh drusse • Zwesche Salzjebäck and beer • Ahl men, slick • Da Capo • X for 'e U • Pik Sibbe • America • Comics & Pin-ups • Sound film • Aff un zo • Sonx • Three times ten years • Radio Pandora • Halv su wild • Life sentence

Live albums

Bess then • … affrocke !! • Övverall • Live and in color • Full program • The fairy tale of the unplugged plug • Lifelong in the home port of Neukölln • Live and clear

Compilation albums

Kristallnacht • Wahnsinn - The hits from 79–95 • Three times ten years • The most popular songs 1976–2016

Singles

Evaporation long ago • Kristallnaach

personal data
SURNAME Wolff, Anne de
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German musician
DATE OF BIRTH February 9, 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH Dresden