Oliver Ringleb (pianist)

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Oliver Ringleb (born April 18, 1967 in Munich ) is a German pianist , keyboardist (also jazz piano ) and composer .

Live and act

Oliver Ringleb grew up in Munich- Harlaching ; his father played guitar and trombone (in a pop / rock band). First he received an early musical education after Carl Orff , from 1973 lessons on the recorder ; he also became a member of the school choir, with which he performed regularly. a. in the Munich Herkulessaal . In 1976 he switched to the home organ, the majority of which he learned to play as an autodidact . At the Theodolinden-Gymnasium in Munich he founded his first school band, the "Waste Paper Baskets", with some of his classmates. With the comic artist Christian Moser he founded the band "Jive at Five". From 1992 to 1995 Ringleb studied piano, singing as well as composition and arrangement at the Neue Jazzschool Munich .

In 1984 Ringleb became the keyboardist of the Munich funk & soul band Supersonic ; He also worked as a live and studio musician , among others with Robin Beck , Tom Pollitzer ( Tower of Power ), Karl Frierson ( De Phazz ), Mic Donet , Ron Williams and Eisi Gulp . He composed the music for two of Christian Moser's films and arranged for Donet . In 1995 he founded the party band “Soulkitchen” together with Stefan Köhl, which gave over 1000 concerts in Germany and abroad and released eight recordings. Worldwide concert tours have taken the musicians to China, Russia, Romania, Morocco, Belgium, France, Spain, Holland, Italy, Austria, Denmark, Spain, Hungary and Switzerland. He also presented three solo albums. In 2017 Piano Girl was published , a piano book specially composed for girls.

In addition, Ringleb worked as a piano teacher at the Ohrwurm music school and, from 2013, at his own piano school, the Klavierseele .

Discographic notes

  • 1986: The Earwig Disk (LP, only for three titles)
  • 2000: Soulkitchen Maxi CD
  • 2001: Soulkitchen Live & Unplugged
  • 2004: Mic Donet Still Waters
  • 2005: Soulkitchen Ain't no Stoppin 'Us Now
  • 2005/2006: Soulkitchen 10th Anniversary
  • 2010: Soulkitchen Best Of
  • 2011: Places
  • 2012: Mic Donet Plenty of Love
  • 2013: Water Circus
  • 2016: Isar Beauty
  • 2018: Soulkitchen VIII

Film music

  • 1985: The Last Boat (Christian Moser)
  • 1986: The Valley of Myths (Christian Moser)
  • 2004: Where colleague from where colleague ( reception hall )

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