Anton Feinig

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Anton "Tonč" Feinig (born September 20, 1971 in Klagenfurt ) is an Austrian jazz musician , composer and producer.

Act

Feinig plays the piano and so-called vintage instruments. Currently (2019) work on the first CD production as a singer, collaboration with the Slovenian singer and author Vlado Kreslin, in Austria / Germany performances with the Austrian actor and singer Max Müller. Feinig also regularly teaches at workshops. Member of the Carinthian cultural committee since 2013, chairman of the advisory board for music since 2019.

At eight, he took piano lessons in the Slovenian music school in Carinthia ( Slovenian Slovenska glasbena šola na Koroškem ), then at the Carinthian State Conservatory in Klagenfurt (1994, diploma , jazz piano). Feinig continued his studies in the Netherlands , at the Royal Conservatory The Hague (1994-2000), where he completed his Master of Music (class Frans Elsen), and also studied jazz singing (class Rachel Gould , Jeanne Lee ). He has lived in Austria again since 2000, where he works as a freelance musician, composer and producer.

Productions

Published under his own name (pianist / composer / producer):

  • "We´ll See" (2001)
  • “Bite” (2004), both under the Tonč Feinig Quartet
  • "Fuzzroom" (2008) Fine Noise, (Co-Leader Daniel Nösig)
  • "Live at Step" (2010) Fine Noise, (Co-Leader Daniel Nösig)
  • "Tonč Feinig Trio LIVE" (2012)
  • "Tonč Feinig Trio 2" (2016)
  • "Tonč Feinig SHINE" (2019)

CDs as pianist / arranger / producer

  • That´s It St. Peter´s Rock Train (2002)
  • Singing Christmas The Christmas Band (2003)
  • For You The Christmas Band (2005)

CDs as a companion:

  • Caroline de Rooij
  • The wilted carnations
  • Robert Jukič
  • Singing community Oisternig
  • Quintet Oisternig
  • Luka Udbinjać
  • Naked lunch

Plays (as composer, musician and producer)

  • Noise in the house of Gottes-Zdrahe v Božji Hiši (1997) Felix Mitterer
  • Partizan (2008) Bernd Liepold-Mosser
  • Prežih's Dream (2009) Bernd Liepold-Mosser

Film music

  • The body stays on Daniel Pöhacker's sofa
  • Zila-Gailtal by Sabine Zwitter
  • Love and other crimes (original: Ljubav i drugi zločini ) by Stefan Arsenijević (only as interpreter of the title Besame mucho with Caroline de Rooij and Naked Lunch / Milena Dravic)
  • “Martini Meets Marlene” Documentary film about the project of the same name with Claudia Martini , by Katja Sindemann
  • "Poj mi pesem" documentary about Vlado Kreslin (2018)

Discography

  • Caroline de Rooij-River
  • Tonč Feinig Quartet-We'll See
  • The bilingual choir / Sabina Zwitter-Zila / Gailtal
  • Thesarah-Room4One
  • The wilted carnations
  • Tonč Feinig Quartet-Bite
  • Luka Udbinjač
  • St.Peter's Rock Train-That's It
  • The Christmas Band-Singing Christmas
  • The Christmas Band-For You
  • Robert Jukič jazz
  • Oisternig quintet
  • SG Oisternig 60 years
  • Fine Noise Fuzzroom (featuring Miles Griffith )
  • Fine Noise-Live at Step (featuring Mario Gonzi and Miles Griffith) (released September 2010)
  • Oisternig Quintet-Ten
  • Maja-Čas za nas
  • Robert Jukič-Kramp
  • Tonč Feinig Trio-Live (at Jazzclub Kammerlichtspiele)
  • Tonč Feinig & Klausi Lippitsch Southeast / Morju naproti
  • Tonč Feinig Trio "2"
  • Krst pri Savici -France Prešeren, setting with music by Feinig, recital by Janko Krištof
  • Vlado Kreslin Kaj naj ti prinesem draga
  • Vlado Kreslin Kreslinovanje (live @ Cankarjev Dom, 2018)
  • Tonč Feinig SHINE

Current formations

  • "Tonč Feinig Solo"
  • "Tonč Feinig Hammond Trio / Quartet"
  • "Tonč Feinig Trio" with Robert Jukič - double bass, Klemens Marktl - drums
  • "Max Müller & Tonč Feinig"

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Instruments from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, such as Fender Rhodes e-piano , Hammond organ , Wurlitzer keyboard . These instruments are used in studios around the world and appear in all hits from pop - to funk to jazz - and have recently been seen live more and more often.
  2. ↑ Portrait (Jazztimes) ( Memento from July 5, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
  3. ↑ IMDb
personal data
SURNAME Feinig, Anton
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Feinig, Tonč (nickname)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian jazz musician, composer and producer
DATE OF BIRTH 20th September 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH Klagenfurt