Christoph Titz

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Christoph Titz (* 14. November 1967 in Eschweiler ) is a German jazz - trumpet , plays a mix of jazz, Latin, electronic and pop. The trumpeter, who grew up in Aachen and now lives and works in Berlin, has been playing jazz since his beginnings in the early 1990s.

Act

Titz studied at the universities of Maastricht and Hilversum and made his debut with the band “Scetches”. He then worked as a studio and live musician with Marla Glen , Helmut Zerlett ( Harald Schmidt Show ), Manfred Leuchter band Bonefunk, Hermosa , Art af Oryx , Reinhard Mey , Sarah Connor , the Frank Popp Ensemble , with Kathrin Lemke , with the band Brings and Leon Gurvitch . He also played in the ensemble of the Deutsche Oper Berlin

In 2004 he released his first own album Magic , followed by the albums When I love (2007), Here & Now (2010), Live @ A-Trane / Berlin (2012) and Frobeat (2020).

At the invitation of the Goethe Institute, Titz performed as a member of the Manfred Leuchter Band in Cuba, India, the Middle East and Morocco. In 2006 & 2007 he played at the »Festiwal Jazz Na Starowce« in Warsaw and from then on at numerous festivals and clubs in Poland.

Discography

  • Magic (2004) with Philip Niessen, Gero Körner, Christian von Kaphengst , Afra Mussawisade
  • When I Love (2007)
  • Here & Now (2010)
  • Heribert Leuchter & Christoph Titz: Sounds Of Science
  • Live @ A-Trane / Berlin (2012)
  • Live @ Burg Wilhelmstein feat: Astrid North (Double CD 2017)
  • Frobeat (2020)
as a sideman (selection)
  • Scetches  : Different Places, Don't Ask Just Play, Power to the People
  • Delbroux Bass Society  : Delbroux Bass Society, Circle, Planet X
  • Manfred Leuchter  : Zina, Sparito, Arabesque, Nomade, Space
  • Reinhard Mey  : Single-handed sailor, Rüm Hart
  • Art af Oryx  : In Transition, First Book of Sound
  • Raw Artistic Soul  : What About Love, You Got Rhythm Too
  • Can7  : Safari Club
  • Bonefunk  : Bonefunk
  • Marshall & Alexander  : CD / Lovers Forever, DVD / Lovers Forever
  • Klaus Schulze  : Ion (Promo CD)
  • Sarah Connor  : Soulicious
  • Katja Ebstein: Witkiewicz
  • Saint Lu: 2
  • Solarmoon feat. Klaus Schulze black box
  • Adam Wendt Power Set: Christoph Titz & Samuel Torres Live Power / Live Concert / Troika Radio Warsaw    
  • Lionel Haas meets Majid Bekkas: Une Soiree Au Maroc
  • Leszek Kulakowski: Looking Ahead
  • Martina Gebhardt. Coming Home For Winter
  • Fine Arts BigBand: CHAOS LAUGHTER AND LOVE
  • Fine Arts BigBand & Jochen Trus: My American Dream (double CD)
  • Art`n`Schutz orchestra        

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Ensemble - Deutsche Oper Berlin. Retrieved November 5, 2019 .
  2. ^ Aachener Zeitung: Aachen: Manfred Leuchter on tour in India. Retrieved November 5, 2019 .
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personal data
SURNAME Titz, Christoph
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German jazz musician (trumpet, vocals, composition)
DATE OF BIRTH November 14, 1967
PLACE OF BIRTH Eschweiler