Hans Grünhut
Hans Grünhut (* 1902 in Vienna , † 1979 in Amsterdam ) was an Austro-Dutch singer.
Life
In the early 1930s, Grünhut was the band vocalist in Charly Gaudriot's jazz orchestra , which accompanied the singer on recordings for Odeon . A number of hits emerged from this, z. Partly from well-known sound films like I put on rose-colored glasses (from A sweet secret , directed by Frederic Zelnik ) and the song Wie tell's my husband, known from Renate Müller (from the sound film of the same name by Reinhold Schünzel ).
In 1932 Grünhut moved to Amsterdam, where he appeared in various operettas in the following years . He worked u. a. in the Nederlandse Operastichting with Willy Caron, Marco Bakker, Cora Canne Meijer and Wilma Driessen. In 1950 he became a Dutch citizen .
Title (selection)
- A weak hour ( Hans May / Ernst Neubach )
- Beautiful gigolo (Odeon)
- The little country gendarme (Odeon 254090)
- You long ago forgot me (Henry Love / D. Beda)
- Oh Donna Clara (J. Peterburski)
- Without Words Let's Part (Edison Bell SS 947)
- You seem to love me ( That's My Weakness Now ; Odeon A 86029 Ve 1406)
- Give me a little sunshine ( Bruno Granichstädten / Ernst Marischka , Odeon 186336)
- Overland tour (with Tilly Hauff ; Odeon Odeon A186198)
- How do I tell my husband ( Theo Mackeben )
Web links
- Hans Grünhut at Discogs (English)
Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Grünhut, Hans |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian-Dutch singer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1902 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Vienna |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1979 |
| Place of death | Amsterdam |