Bremen coffee house orchestra

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Bremen coffee house orchestra
General information
origin Bremen
Genre (s) Classic , swing , pop , rock
founding April 30, 1990
Website www.bremerkaffeehausorchester.de
Current occupation
Klaus Fischer (moderation)
Constantin Dorsch
Gero John
Anselm Hauke
Johannes Grundhoff

The Bremer Kaffeehaus-Orchester is an ensemble of classically trained musicians that was founded in Bremen in 1990 and has played with the same line-up since then. They play a style that is commonly called coffee - music and salon music called.

The ensemble consists of Constantin Dorsch ( violin ), Klaus Fischer ( flute , piccolo , saxophone , clarinet , bass clarinet , moderation), Johannes Grundhoff ( piano ), Anselm Hauke ( double bass ) and Gero John ( violoncello ). In their appearances, which are presented in a humorous way, rare instruments such as a reception bell or a vuvuzela are also used.

The repertoire includes a. Works by Johann Pachelbel , Antonio Vivaldi , Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart , Robert Schumann , Giuseppe Verdi , Johann Strauss (son) , Johannes Brahms , Georges Bizet , Edvard Grieg , Erik Satie , Paul Lincke , Franz Lehár , Carlos Gardel , Felix Bernard , Duke Ellington , Aram Chatschaturjan , Glenn Miller , Sonny Burke , Henry Mancini , The Beatles , Deep Purple , Sting , Seal and increasingly own compositions.

The group regularly gives concerts in the Bremen concert hall Die Glocke , but also throughout Germany and neighboring countries.

Numerous recordings of music by the Bremen Coffee House Orchestra have been available since 1995.

Discography (selection)

  • The First (1995)
  • The Second (1996)
  • The Third (1997)
  • Christmas spirit (1998)
  • Do you love ostrich? (Sony Music Entertainment, 1999)
  • Rendezvous in the Coffee House (Sony Music Entertainment, 2000)
  • Winter Wonderland (Gero John, 2003)
  • Dreaming in the Coffee House (2004)
  • Best of Coffee House (2005)
  • Christmas in the Coffee House (2006)
  • Café Espressivo (2009)
  • Bremen Christmas (2011)
  • Opus 12 (Gero John, 2012)
  • Black Coffee (2015)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. http://www.bremerkaffeehausorchester.de/index.php