Frank Wonneberg

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Frank Wonneberg is a German author who mainly deals with topics related to vinyl records .

Life

Frank Wonneberg comes from a musician's household. His father was an orchestra director and university lecturer . In the mid- 1970s , Wonneberg completed an apprenticeship as a handwriter . After serving in the army in the GDR , he first studied musicology and then cultural history . He then returned to the publishing world and worked for various magazines such as the youth magazine Neues Leben . He designed record covers for the Amiga and designed posters for rock bands and music events.

After the reunification he came to Henschel-Verlag für Kunst und Theater , where he worked for the music magazine NMI - Neue Musik Information , which merged shortly afterwards with the Messitsch magazine . He was also responsible for digital media at the Institute for Film, Image and Sound . In 1993 he and two friends founded a vinyl mailorder . In 1995 he developed Living Vinyl magazine with his friend Ekkehard Sommer , which was discontinued after four issues. At the end of the 1990s he got in touch with the Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf publishing house , where he published the vinyl lexicon .

Wonneberg works for the "Society for Historical Sound Carriers" in Vienna and is co-editor of the Lindström publications . He is also a member of the “ARF Society” and the IASA country group Germany / Switzerland .

Works

literature

  • If you do something, you can do it right right away . In: MINT, magazine for vinyl culture , No. 14, August 2017, p. 30, article about Frank Wonneberg

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personal data
SURNAME Wonneberg, Frank
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German non-fiction author
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century