Hanneliese Kreißl-Wurth

Hanneliese Kreißl-Wurth (* 1948 in Mondsee ) is an Austrian lyricist, composer and producer specializing in folk music and German hits.

Life

Johanna Luise Elisabeth Julia Wurth was born as the daughter of a big band leader and a singer during a tour in Mondsee. She grew up in Braunau am Inn , completed four classes of high school and the commercial academy, where she graduated with distinction . After eight years of piano lessons, she studied harmony at the Bruckner Conservatory in Linz . She did not finish studying plastics technology at the Vienna University of Technology due to pregnancy.

For years, Kreißl-Wurth was the managing director of her parents' swimming pool and sauna business. She has been in the music business since 1986. Her first track on record was the song In Linz begins , which she wrote for the Linzer Buam (director Edi Matzer ). In 2005 she published the novel Greek Salad , an autobiographical story of a breakdown vacation on the island of Rhodes .

From 2014 to 2018 Kreißl-Wurth was a member of the ORF public council for the Stronach team .

Hanneliese Kreißl-Wurth is the mother of four children, including Johannes Kreißl, with whom she also works musically.

Works

Hanneliese Kreißl-Wurth wrote more than 2000 songs, including hits like A Richtiger Mann (Tiroler Nachtigalln, 1988), Steirermen san very good (Die Stoakogler, 1992), You are a so a dear guy (Die Zillertaler, 1992), Die Leut 'am Land (Die Alpenrebellen, 1994), Hoamweh (Die Zillertaler, 1996), Auf das Leben (Rahel Tarelli, 2003), It doesn't matter (Rahel Tarelli, 2004), All clear, wonderful (Manuela Fellner, 2004), Grand Prix (Die ptarmigan hunters, 2005), Seventeen Summer (Claudia & Alexx, 2006), Da bei uns (Die Fehringer, 2006), Die Zeit mit Dir (Marcel Schweizer and Regina Engel, 2007), Mama, danke (Claudia & Alexx, 2009 ), A bass, a guitar and a accordion (The young Paldauer), A song for the world (Pläusler, Marcel Schweizer and Regina Engel, 2010), Let's enjoy today (Marleen), That's what I call happiness (Liane) and That's what my 'father did' (Arno Adler). They have been interpreted by the following artists, among others:

Alpine country Sepp Alpine trio Tyrol Astrid Harzbecker Babsi Brigitte carrier Chari Vari Claudia and Alexx Claus Marcus The alpine rebels The Aufgeiger The Edlseer The Fehinger The Feldbergers The Gschwandner The young Zillertal The Klostertaler The Krieglacher

The Mooskirchner The Psayrians The Schmidinger The ptarmigan hunters The Seer The Stoakogler The Trenkwalder The Zillertal Danube valley duo Doris Greimel Eberhard Hertel Edith Prock Pleasure sound project Georges Dimou Géraldine Olivier Gitte and Klaus Grazer Sparrows

Günther Berg Hansl Krönauer Harry Prünster Helga Gruber Heart blood Jazz Gitti Joesi Prokopetz Karl Moik Carinthian double sextet Leo Walch Linz boy Lydia Huber Manuel Hartweger Manuela Fellner Marc Pircher Marcel Schweizer Marianne & Michael Marlena Martinelli

Marble stone Max Lechner Mürz Valley musicians Naabtal Duo Rahel Tarelli Regina Engel Roman Saxxinger Roberto Blanco Romy Sigrid & Marina Stefan Moll South Tyrolean Spitzbuam Tyrolean nightingales Uschi Bauer Vanessa luck Wolfgang Edenharder Zellberg Buam Zillertal rags

Between 1986 and 2010 she took part in the Grand Prix of Folk Music with a total of 17 different compositions . This makes her - along with her male colleagues Carlo Brunner and Bernd Augener - the only female composer who was represented as a composer for the entire duration of the competition, which took place annually and was discontinued in 2010.

The song I lod o do , interpreted by Joesi Prokopetz, was used in a campaign by the Austrian Chamber of Commerce in 2006 .

Web links

• Website of Hanneliese Kreißl-Wurth
• Works by and about Hanneliese Kreißl-Wurth in the catalog of the German National Library
• Julia Evers: "The Steirermen have changed my life" , OÖN from August 19, 2016.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ APA-OTS : ORF Public Council: Announcement of the members. OTS0170 March 25, 2014, 13:01
2. ↑ Composers overview Grand Prix of Folk Music on "hitparade.ch"
3. ↑ APA-OTS : Verkehr: Image campaign relies on humor and Joesi Prokopetz. OTS0068, Sep 6. 2006, 10:09