Ernst Herzner

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Ernst Herzner (born April 3, 1952 in Hamburg ) is a German musician .

Life

Ernst Herzner began his musical career in the Haus der Jugend Lattenkamp in Hamburg. For the first time he took part in a regionally known band, the Why Five , which can also be heard on his LP Ausgereglich Bananen (sampler) with the titles Mendocino and Proud Mary . He then switched to Zarathustra , who achieved a certain degree of popularity in northern Germany. After the release of the first LP, the band broke up. In 1978 he could be heard again with the band Ernest and ... , which had a regular audience in the Hamburg area, but did not get beyond that.

It was only as the singer of Novalis in 1985 and the release of the LP Nach uns die Flut that Herzner achieved a higher level of awareness. Various radio and television appearances as well as a tour of Germany were carried out, but after a year Novalis broke up for good. This last LP was produced by Christoph Busse , who achieved great success with Hans Hartz , especially with the title The white pigeons are tired . Busse then produced Herzner and wrote several titles for him, which, however, met with little response. A few television programs were only visited with the title Sturmvögel and the title was voted number 1 in the first broadcast of Lieder as beautiful as the north . In addition, Herzner recorded several promotional songs , including Hier ist DEA - This is where they fill up , which was produced by John Groves . This title ran in television commercials for ten years .

In 1995 Herzner ended his musical path and only occasionally joined a few bands to pass the time.

Discography

  • 1969 Why Five (Bananas, of all things)
  • 1971 Zarathustra (Same)
  • 1978 Ernest and ...
  • 1985 Novalis (After us the flood)
  • 1986 Ernst Herzner (Young Love)
  • 1987 Ernst Herzner (And I see the eagles fly)
  • 1989 Herzner (Children of Lost Time)
  • 1991 Ernst Herzner (petrels)
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  • DEA, Deutscher Ring, Leonberger Bausparkasse, Max Bahr
Choral singing
  • Hans Hartz, Dan McCafferty (Nazareth), Speelwark
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  • Spielbude (ARD), Der Große Preis (bassist with Bernd Kaczmarek), Schaubude (NDR), Fernsehgarten (ZDF), songs as beautiful as the north (petrels, children of lost time, wanderlust)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Directory of musicians: German Rock Lexikon - Directory of musicians , access date: November 16, 2014
  2. ↑ progarchives.com: NOVALIS After Us Die Flut music review by DrömmarenAdrian , access date : November 16, 2014
  3. ↑ stephan-schelle.de: http://www.stephan-schelle.de/grobschnitt/images/kraut/novalis/novalis-story.htm , access date: November 16, 2014
  4. ↑ Steve Freeman, Alan Freeman: The crack in the cosmic egg: encyclopedia of Krautrock, Kosmische musik & other progressive, experimental & electronic musics from Germany . Audion, December 1996, p. 140 (accessed November 16, 2014).
personal data
SURNAME Herzner, Ernst
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German musician
DATE OF BIRTH April 3, 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg