Margarete Jehn

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Margarete Jehn at the award ceremony for the war blind radio play award in 1964

Margarete Jehn , b. Rollny (born February 27, 1935 in Bremen ) is a German writer and songwriter.

Life

Margarete Jehn studied music in Bremen (violin, singing and guitar). At the age of 15 she wrote her first song cycle, Im Jahrkreis . She sang in the Vegesack youth choir and then lived in Sweden for some time . In 1962 she wrote her first radio play The Buzzard about us , which was awarded the 1964 radio play prize of the war blind . From 1968 to 1982 Jehn was editor and translator for Scandinavian pieces at Südwestfunk . In the 1980s she performed with the folk group Simplex as a singer and instrumentalist. Margarete Jehn lives today in Worpswede near Bremen.

Awards

Works

Radio plays, television plays, poetry , prose , songs , children's songs , translations from Swedish and Danish. Most famous works for children and young people: Charly stories ( Papa, Charly said ... ); Songs in the authors' publishing house Worpsweder Musikwerkstatt and in song collections of other publishers in Germany, Austria, Denmark and Switzerland.

Margarete Jehn has been running the Worpsweder Musikwerkstatt publishing house together with Wolfgang Jehn - and now also with their two sons Nicolas and David - since 1984 . She organizes music seminars for teachers and educators, publishes song books, song books and CDs. She sings, composes and writes.

Radio plays

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. http://kulturserver.de/-/einrichtungen/detail/20229