Bettina Hirschberg

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Bettina Hirschberg (* 1959 in Bönnigheim , also: Dagny-Bettina Hirschberg ) is a German artist .

Life

Bettina Hirschberg studied German and philosophy at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich . In 1986 her first appearance in the "Unterhaus" in Mainz was full, followed in 1987 by the "springboard" on WDR television . In 1988 she was awarded the Cabaret Prize for Lied and Chanson from the State of Baden-Württemberg . a. for her setting of the poem for piano and voice by Ingeborg Bachmann: “The great freight”. In the following years she toured Germany, Austria and Switzerland. In 1998 Bettina Hirschberg retired from touring.

Services

Bettina Hirschberg works as a poet, composer, singer and pianist. In addition to their own texts in their concerts, one of the items on the program are poetry settings by the so-called “Burned Poets” (book burning in Germany on May 10, 1933). Bettina Hirschberg set to music a. a. Works by Theodor Kramer, Mascha Kaléko, Hans Sahl, Louis Fürnberg, Max Herrmann-Neisse, Ferdinand Hardekopf. Poetry settings by Gottfried Benn are also part of her compositions, which oscillate between blues, singer / songwriter with American influences and German art songs in the spirit of Schubert. She played a supporting role in the film "Comedian Harmonists" by Joseph Vilsmaier (1997). Her performance as a poet is shown by her inclusion in relevant anthologies. An ARD portrait “Bettina” by Lutz Neumann in the “Allerhand Menschen” series documents her career and reputation among professional colleagues such as Konstantin Wecker and Karl Krolow .

Works

music
  • Some nights. (CD). Polygram, Hamburg 1992.
  • Piano woman (Live) (CD). BMG / Aris (Sony), Hamburg 1997.
Poetry
  • Mermaid love. and in the apartment building. In: Matthias Politycki (Ed.): Hundred necessary poems and one superfluous. Luchterhand, Hamburg / Zurich 1992, ISBN 3-630-86783-9 .
  • as Dagny-Bettina Hirschberg: Fugato. Memories of a lighting technology achievement. and spring song (with coda). In: Hamburger Ziegel. Yearbook for literature. IV. Hamburg 1995/1996, ISBN 3-930802-12-0 .
  • Fate. Memories of a lighting technology achievement. In: Sabine Göttel (Ed.): Passages. New texts. PoCul-Verlag for Politics and Culture, Saarbrücken 1993, ISBN 3-929435-09-8 .
  • As a traveler. In: Matthias Politycki and Anton G. Leitner (eds.): THE POEM - THE BEST OF 20 YEARS… and for the next 20 years ; Volume 20, anniversary edition. 1st edition October 2012 and 2nd edition January 2013.
  • Disappointment in art-conscious circles. In: Gabriele Trinckler (Ed.): Aal Beet Zeh. Reading & writing , poetry. From the series: POESIE 21, editor: Anton G. Leitner
Literary historical work
  • Dagny-Bettina Hirschberg: “Munich City of Art” - On the genesis of the image of Munich in Heinrich Mann's novel “The Hunt for Love”. In: Heinrich Mann Yearbook. VI. Lübeck 1989, ISSN  0176-3318 .

Web links

http://www.bettina-hirschberg.com/

Individual evidence

  1. Jump up ↑ Big Cabaret and Black Strike Night. In: Süddeutsche Zeitung. March 23, 1990.
  2. ↑ The woman at the piano. Bettina Hirschberg about her appearance in the Lustspielhaus. In: Süddeutsche Zeitung. March 21, 1992.
  3. ↑ The blonde sighing at the piano. In: Bunte. April 2, 1992.
  4. ↑ Singer of the Week: Bettina Hirschberg. In: image of the woman. April 27, 1992.
  5. ^ Bettina Hirschberg - Music without an index finger. AZ (Munich), January 15, 1993
  6. ↑ Blonde, beautiful and boring. Bettina Hirschberg in the undertone - politically correct. In: Süddeutsche Zeitung. May 1995.
  7. ↑ All kinds of people: Bettina. ARD, May 8, 1989, 3:30 p.m.; Wh .: February 5, 1990
personal data
SURNAME Hirschberg, Bettina
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hirschberg, Dagny-Bettina (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German artist
DATE OF BIRTH 1959
PLACE OF BIRTH Bönnigheim