Geiss Haejm

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Geiss Haejm , born Helmut Josef Geiss , also Geisshaim (born October 23, 1951 in Zwiesel ) is a German songwriter and writer .

He attended the glass technical school in Zwiesel and was a glass apparatus blower from 1969 to 1972, educator training in West Berlin , from 1974 to 1977 educator in Zwiesel, from 1977 to 1992 boarding school director in Bad Wörishofen , from 1992 to 2001 residential manager in Regen. Today he lives in Zwiesel again.

From 1966 he wrote and composed over 600 time-critical songs, mostly in Bavarian dialect. He appeared at cabaret theaters in southern Germany and in Berlin, especially in 1980, 1983 and 1984 at the Nuremberg Bardentreffen . Since 1978, several publications have been published by BAAM-Edition.

Publications

  • 1978: LP "Reise ins Schlaraffenland",
  • 1979: MC "Tricky Dialect Songs"
  • 1981: LP "Hirnbatzl"
  • 1983: Calendar Stories
  • 1984: MC "Summa wiads"
  • 1986: Songbook by Geiss Haejm
  • 1987: New calendar stories
  • 1987: From the life of the Echran people
  • 1988: MC "Rockhausmuse"
  • 2000: CD Selected Hirnbatzl
  • 2003: Geiss Haejm's thought book
  • 2004: Multimedia songbook
  • 2006: Sentences

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personal data
SURNAME Haejm, Geiss
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Geiss, Helmut Josef (maiden name); Goatfish
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German songwriter and writer
DATE OF BIRTH October 23, 1951
PLACE OF BIRTH Zwiesel