Kristian Schultze

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Kristian Schultze (born January 21, 1945 in Frankfurt (Oder) ; † November 22, 2011 in Bad Tölz ) was a German composer , arranger , keyboard player and music producer .

Kristian Schultze during the sound check for a Passport Classic concert in Zwickau on October 29, 2011

Life

Kristian Schultze was the son of the composer Norbert Schultze and the actress and singer Iwa Wanja . He studied piano and composition at the Municipal Conservatory, the former Stern Conservatory in Berlin, at the Vienna Music Academy and at the Jazz Academy Graz. From the late 1960s he composed film music ; In 1972 he was involved in the second album by Niagara . From 1973 to 1977 he was keyboard player and organist in Klaus Doldinger's band Passport . Between 1977 and 1981 he was a member of the band Snowball as a keyboardist and producer . In 1979 he founded the Cusco music project with Michael Holm . In 1980 he played alongside Christian Bruhn on the keyboards of the German soundtrack for the TV series Captain Future. In the accompanying booklet, however, he is listed in a different spelling as Kristian Schulze.

From 1984 he worked in Los Angeles as a composer, arranger and co-producer with Giorgio Moroder . In 1998 he moved to Sachsenkam ; since 2002 he lived in Bad Tölz .

In 1956 Schultze was together with his brother Norbert Schultze Jr. in Max and Moritz , the film adaptation of an opera by his father. There they embodied Max and Moritz.

Schultze died of a heart attack in November 2011.

Compositions

Music for movies

Music for television films and shows

actor

  • Max and Moritz

Web links

Individual evidence

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