Marc Sandorf

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Marc Sandorf (born September 21, 1964 in Los Angeles ), actually Marc Gabler , is a German pop singer .

Life

Private

Sandorf, the son of Germans in Los Angeles, lived in the United States until he was three . Until he was 18, Sandorf was also a US citizen. After his parents returned to Germany, he grew up in Erlangen in Central Franconia , where he also attended school. After graduating from secondary school, he trained as a physiotherapist , masseur and medical pool attendant from 1981 to 1984 .

Sandorf is the owner of his own practice for physiotherapy in Hagenau (as of March 2019). He has two sons and lives in Baiersdorf .

Career

Sandorf initially worked as a dressman for men's outfitters. In 1987 he was discovered by the talent scout Erika Krug. In the same year he was named “Mr.” in a model competition, a forerunner of today's Mister Germany elections. Germany "was chosen.

His first single with the title "And sweet kisses for dessert" was released in 1990. Between 1990 and 2001 he released several singles and maxi CDs . His titles appeared a. a. at the labels Tyrolis and Bellaphon . At Bellaphon he was listed as a "National Artist". His second single "Lady Love", which was released on record in 1991 , was written and produced by Michael Holm . With this song he also had his first TV appearance. Sandorf wrote the lyrics for his songs mostly himself. a. in the "ARD Wunschbox" with Ingo Dubinski and in the program "Die deutsche Schlagerparade" produced by Dieter Thomas Heck . With the title “Sweet Mambo Girl” he reached second place in the “Deutsche Schlagerparade”.

At Stars for UNICEF 1995 he worked alongside u. a. Olaf Berger , Cindy & Bert , Dagmar Frederic and Karat as singers in the project with “I'll light a candle for you”.

2001 Sandorf gave up his hit career. He worked as a physiotherapist and built his own professional independence. In October 2016 he made his comeback as a pop singer with his own titles and songs by Michael Holm from the 1970s at a regional performance in Höchstadt an der Aisch . In January 2017 his track “You never catch the wind” was published as an MP3 download, followed in the same year by “Queen of the Night” and “Winter in Canada”. His album “Feel Your Heart” was released in spring 2018. Since June 2019 Marc Sandorf has also been active in a duo with Alexander Grafenberg with the common song "Tequila und Dolce Vita".

Discography

  • 1990: And Sweet Kisses for Dessert (BB Music)
  • 1990: Question of Time (BB Music)
  • 1991: Lady Love (mediaphone)
  • 1991: You can't catch dreams (mediaphone)
  • 1991: Tender Hands (Mediaphon)
  • 1994: If You Feel That Fire Again (Maxi-Single; Tyrolis )
  • 1994: Angela ( Tyrolis )
  • 1995: Because of you (maxi single; Tyrolis )
  • 1995: The Miracle of a Saturday Night ( Tyrolis )
  • 1995: I light a candle (maxi single; Broken Records)
  • 2000: Sweet Mambo Girl (maxi single; Streetlife / Bellaphon )
  • 2000: Hallo Engel (Streetlife / Bellaphon )
  • 2001: Already won (maxi single; Streetlife / Bellaphon )
  • 2001: In love with you for the second time (Streetlife / Bellaphon)
  • 2017: Queen of the Night (MP3; Hitmix Music)
  • 2017: Winter in Canada (MP3; Hitmix Music)
  • 2017: You Never Catch the Wind (MP3; Hitmix Music)
  • 2018: Feel Your Heart (Album CD; Hitmix Music)
  • 2018: The Feeling for Me (MP3; Hitmix Music)
  • 2019: DJ Party (MP3; Hitmix Music)
  • 2019: Tequila and Dolce Vita (MP3; Hitmix Music), duo title with A. Grafenberg

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d TV recordings - Marc Sandorf Excerpts from interviews and TV appearances with Marc Sandorf. Retrieved October 12, 2016
  2. ↑ Physiotherapy Marc Gabler. In: Internet presence of the practice for physiotherapy Marc Gabler. Retrieved March 22, 2019 .
  3. ↑ Marc Sandorf MARC Sandorf Records and CDs. Retrieved October 12, 2016
  4. ^ Bellaphon Records . In: Billboard of December 16, 2000. Retrieved October 12, 2016
  5. ↑ Stars for Unicef ​​1995 . Entry in Discogs. Retrieved October 12, 2016
  6. ^ A b c Paul Neudörfer: Höchstadt: "Angel" at the night of the hit . In: Nordbayerische Nachrichten of October 10, 2016. Retrieved October 12, 2016
  7. ↑ The Trovatos investigate Bert Wollersheim in Coswig . MyTVplus press release from June 19, 2019. Accessed July 26, 2019.
personal data
SURNAME Sandorf, Marc
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Gabler, Marc (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German pop singer
DATE OF BIRTH September 21, 1964
PLACE OF BIRTH Los Angeles , Californians, United States