Hubert Trenkwalder

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Hubsi Trenkwalder with Ruth Moschner (2013)

Hubert "Hubsi" Trenkwalder (born June 29, 1971 in Innsbruck ) is an Austrian musician , composer , author and journalist .

Life

In 1989 Hubert Trenkwalder founded the band "Alpl-Buam", which in 1994 was renamed "Die Trenkwalder". The band is one of the classic representatives of "young folk music" in German-speaking countries. The "Trenkwalder" achieved their breakthrough in Germany as guests of the "Funny Musicians Tour", presented by Marianne and Michael in the autumn of 1994. With the cover version of the Oberkrainer hit "Hey, Slavko, play us one" in 1995, a total of 20 Recorded TV appearances in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. In 1996, the “Highest Music Festival in Europe”, produced by DITO, Dieter Thomas Heck 's TV production company, followed on the Kaunertal Glacier , which was broadcast on ZDF with the Trenkwalders as hosts . The "Trenkwalder" are now regulars in many relevant TV shows such as "Feste der Volksmusik", " Always again on Sundays " and " ZDF TV Garden ".

Since 2005 Hubert Trenkwalder has hosted the daily program "Hubsis Welt" on the German PayTV broadcaster Gute Laune TV with the focus on "Folk Hits" and changing live guests, including DJ Ötzi , the CubaBoarians, Nik P. , Andreas Gabalier , Stefanie Hertel .

Since 2012 Trenkwalder has designed the weekly “Folk Culture” section for the Tyrolean daily newspaper and moderated the TT hit parade for Radio U1 Tirol . The largest series of hiking events in Austria, the TT-Wandercup, has been moderated by Trenkwalder since 2012.

In 2013 he recorded the album Der Ruf der Berge with the band Montanya , which was released on June 28, 2013.

The Trenkwalder exist since 2014, in addition to Hubsi from the permanent members Hans-Peter "Demibata" Wille (bass), Philipp Haniger (guitar) and Max Kinker (drums).

2015: Another project: Hubert Trenkwalder and Markus Linder: "Zugi meets Blues" (a musical cabaret).

Discography

Alpl-Buam

CDs
  • 1991 zero problem
  • 1992 That's when you take off your shoe
  • 1993 The mountain doctor
Cassettes
  • 1991 zero problem

The Trenkwalder

Cassettes
  • 1996 We'll see each other again
  • 1998 Own ways
CDs (excerpt)
  • 1994 Der Bergdoktor (CD: Made in Austria)
  • 1994 Come to Sonnenstein (new edition of the album "Der Bergdoktor" + 2 extra songs)
  • 1996 We'll see each other again
  • 1998 Own ways
  • 2001 Verliab Tue
  • 2003 Cafe Toscana
  • 2004 Tyrolean heart
  • 2004 Nit so etepetete - live
  • 2007 Count your friends
  • 2008 Everything that is strong
  • 2009 Christmas season - never far
  • 2010 Halli, hello, the robbers
  • 2014 adventure time
  • 2017 So Samma (Single)
DVDs
  • 2012 Christmas time - never far

Montanya

  • 2013 The Call of the Mountains (CD)

Hubert Trenkwalder & Stefanie Hertel

Singles
  • 2015 I want to be your home - 2.50 (TV Edit)
  • 2015 I want to be your home - 4.19 (Long Version)

Hubert Trenkwalder / CDs other artists than composers

  • ???? Brigitte Aichner: On the bridge in Dein Glück + S'Lied vom Bacherl
  • ???? Red Cats: Hey Wind + Stern for the two of us

Hubert Trenkwalder / CDs other artists than studio musicians

  • 2009 Marlon Prantl @ Tyroll - alp (single): Hubsi plays the Zugi
  • 2015 Marlon Prantl @ Tyroll - alp: Hubsi plays Zugi

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Tiroler Tageszeitung , accessed on March 3, 2020
personal data
SURNAME Trenkwalder, Hubert
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Trenkwalder, Hubsi (nickname)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian musician, composer, author and journalist
DATE OF BIRTH June 29, 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH innsbruck