Michael Hansen (singer, 1940)

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Michael Hansen at Green Week Berlin (January 2009)
March 1, 1989 in East Berlin: "Congress of the entertainment arts of the GDR"
During a break on the first day pop singer Michael Hansen, member of the Politburo and Secretary of the Central Committee of the SED Kurt Hager , chanson singer Barbara Kellerbauer , rock singer Ines Paulke , singer and Moderator Dagmar Frederic and emcee Heinz Quermann (from right)

Michael Hansen (* 11. December 1940 in Güstrow as Klaus Schibilsky ) is a German pop singer , composer and producer .

Life

Michael Hansen played piano, guitar and bass as a child. He later sang classical music in the Rostock University Choir . He studied at the technical faculty of the University of Rostock and graduated in 1967 with a degree in marine engineering . As a student he sang successfully for radio in 1966 and in the same year produced his first title Spiel nicht mit dem Glück . He founded his own entertainment and jazz band, Studiosi-Quintett . His first title, published by Amiga , soon followed . I won't say no . His recordings landed at the top of the charts.

After completing his studies, Hansen worked as an engineer in the Neptun shipyard in Rostock and continued to make music in his free time. In 1966 he took the stage name Michael Hansen . In the hit competition of the GDR in 1968 he achieved good placements with Rain in the Night and Who Has Seen Them . During this time he began working as a composer. In the following years Hansen was part of the television entertainment ensemble in Berlin-Adlershof.

In order to give the performances a new impetus, he founded the group Michael Hansen & the Nancies with three women from the television ballet . The four offered a wide repertoire of popular music and - including folklore from Latin America and Russia - they ended up having great success at home and abroad. During their tours, they often sang titles in the local language.

In 1973 Hansen purchased a piece of land in Wandlitz , which he built with a thatched-roof house with the help of friends and relatives. Nancy Susanne from the music group became his second wife in August 1976. She died in August 2008 on a family outing on the Darß . In addition to a son from his wife's previous relationship, they have two children.

In the 1980s, Hansen Chairman was section vocal performers in the Committee for entertainment arts of the GDR. After the political change in the GDR, Hansen began successfully to run a private recording studio in Wandlitz; His customers soon included stars such as Lili Ivanova , Dagmar Frederic , Roberto Blanco and Gisela May .

In his place of residence, Hansen soon became involved in environmental protection. He is considered one of the founders of the Barnim Tourism Association . He was also active as a manager, he worked in the International Bund am Bogensee, which succeeded the former FDJ training center. After this institution went bankrupt, Hansen and his wife performed on cruise ships with hits, jazz, rock and folklore.

At the suggestion of the founding director of the Elbland Festival , Heiko Reissig , the Festival Presidium appointed Michael Hansen as President of the Elbland Festival Wittenberge Society , the annual operetta and film music festival in the state of Brandenburg , which he was until 2019.

In 2004 Michael Hansen founded the KinderMusicalTheater in Berlin eV together with other committed theater professionals , which he still supports today as musical director, composer and lecturer.

He has been married for the third time since 2017.

Albums

  • 1978: Michael Hansen (Amiga)
  • 1989: Live and Love (Amiga)
  • 1997: Music is the world
  • 2002: Man, where has the time gone (double CD)

Singles (sometimes together with other artists)

  • 1968: The old fisherman ( Horst Krüger ) / With you everything is different (all: Amiga)
  • 1968: Freu dich ( Gerd Michaelis choir ) / Love determined you for me
  • 1968: That can happen to anyone ( Volkmar Böhm ) / I won't say no
  • 1969: The train departs / flakes fall (both duets with Ina Martell )
  • 1969: The first dance (Ina Martell) / I brought her flowers
  • 1970: I'll come to you tomorrow / No one is like you
  • 1970: Just for fun / Walk with me through the winter forest
  • 1973: Love forever / Sing like us
  • 1973: I won't let my love be taken away from me / You, I'll be back
  • 1974: It wasn't May / Everyone is so sweet in the beginning
  • 1975: Lena / rain falls into my world
  • 1975: I keep finding you / love, what is love
  • 1978: Tomorrow is a new day / As long as love lasts

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ See also the entry of Klaus Schibilsky's matriculation in the Rostock matriculation portal
  2. ↑ a b c d Wandlitz - Citizen and Visitor Information, 2007 edition
  3. ↑ http://www.superillu.de/musik/Michael_Hansen_798979.html  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.superillu.de  
personal data
SURNAME Hansen, Michael
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schibilsky, Klaus (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German pop singer, composer and producer
DATE OF BIRTH December 11, 1940
PLACE OF BIRTH Guestrow