Pascal von Wroblewsky
Pascal von Wroblewsky (born June 10, 1962 in East Berlin ) is a German jazz musician , singer and actress .
Live and act
Pascal von Wroblewsky was already on stage at the age of 15. She first sang folk and blues before joining jazz in 1983 and becoming a member of the Sonneberg Jazz Optimists . She attended the Friedrichshain Music School from 1983 to 1985 and then studied at the Hanns Eisler Music Academy in Berlin . In addition to many projects, for example with Reinhard Walter , then with Axel Donner and Thomas Klemm , her long-term membership in the jazz rock band Bajazzo, founded in East Berlin in 1978, was particularly popular with the public.
She released several jazz solo albums and a classical CD and received the Golden Amiga for Swinging Pool .
She stood on stage with Joe Pass , Dizzy Gillespie , Femi Kuti and Martin Drew and worked with the hr-Bigband , the RIAS Big Band Berlin , the orchestra of the Komische Oper Berlin and the German State Opera and the Dresden Philharmonic Jazz Orchestra as well as the Big band of the Deutsche Oper Berlin .
She writes and sings songs for films, including the theme song in the ZDF film Back on Los! by Pierre Sanoussi-Bliss , for the film adaptation of the Ingrid Noll novel Kalt is der Abendhauch by Rainer Kaufmann and recorded songs for the US version of the film Sophie Scholl - The Last Days , which was nominated for an Oscar .
At the theater, Wroblewsky sang in Altenburg and Dessau in the Threepenny Opera and performed The Seven Deadly Sins by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill .
In 2015 Wroblewsky was seen in the role of Frau Peachum in the unique experimental version by Mackie Messer - a Salzburg threepenny opera at the Salzburg Festival in the experimental version by Martin Lowe , directed by Julian Crouch and Sven-Eric Bechtolf .
Pascal von Wroblewsky made tours through Cuba, China, Nigeria, Senegal, Cameroon, France, the Netherlands, Russia, Slovakia, Ghana, Belarus, Poland and Hungary. She worked as a lecturer for voice training, speech training and interpretation at the “Hanns Eisler” University of Music in Berlin and the Berlin School for Drama ; since 2011 Wroblewsky has been teaching at the Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy University of Music in Leipzig .
The collaboration with the founder and guitarist Jürgen Heckel of the jazz rock band Bajazzo has existed with interruptions since 1985, in 2012 Wroblewsky released the album Pascal Seventies Songbook with him as well as the drummer Peter Michailow and the bassist Pepe Berns . In the same year Amiga Jazz brought out their first publication Swinging Pool from 1986 as a new CD.
family
Pascal von Wroblewsky is the niece of the Romanist and translator Vincent von Wroblewsky and the great-granddaughter of the actor Hadrian Maria Netto .
Discography
- 1986: Swinging Pool (with Volker Schlott , Thomas Klemm , Jörg Huke , Hans-Joachim Hesse, Reinhard Walter, Jürgen Heckel, Wolfgang Schmiedt , Horst Würzebesser, Mathias Kühne, Dieter Keitel )
- 1987: Fasten Seat Belts! (with Bajazzo )
- 1991: Wroblewsky Donner Klemm live (with Axel Donner , Thomas Klemm)
- 1993: So Easy (with Axel Donner, Thomas Klemm)
- 1995: Speak Low (with Helmut Forsthoff , Reinmar Henschke , Manfred Dierkes , Gerhard Kubach , Peter Lucht)
- 1995: Give & Take (with Helmut Forsthoff, Reinmar Henschke, Gerhard Kubach, Peter Lucht)
- 1996: Pascal von Wroblewsky sings Kurt Weill (with the orchestra of the Komische Oper , conductor: Mario Venzago and the Babelsberg Filmorchester , conductor: Bernd Wefelmeyer )
- 1999: Idol
- 2012: Pascal Seventies Songbook (with Jürgen Heckel, Peter Michailow, Pepe Berns )
- 2012: Swinging Pool, new edition as CD
- as a guest on the following albums
- 1986: Weimar 1985 - 1st Jazz Days of the GDR (with the Berlin Big Band Variation)
- 2004: Gerhard Schöne , kings from the Orient
- 2005: Eric Fish , Zwilling (bush radio)
- 2006: Reinmar Henschke & Volker Schlott , Cafe Thiossane
- 2011: Athesinus Consort Berlin Signals with Gerhard Schöne
- 2011: Big band of the Deutsche Oper Berlin , How Long is Now
- 2011: Andy Miles , Then and Now
- 2018: Dresden Big Band, Triple Step
Theater (selection)
- 1987–1988 Theater Altenburg : The Threepenny Opera - Bertolt Brecht / Kurt Weill - Director: Gert Hof
- 1995 Komische Oper Berlin : The Seven Deadly Sins (concert version) - Bertolt Brecht / Kurt Weill - Conductor: Mario Venzago
- 1996 Maxim-Gorki-Theater : Gorkis Tierleben - Director: Bernd Wilms
- 1998 State Opera Unter den Linden : The Seven Deadly Sins (concert version) - Bertolt Brecht / Kurt Weill - Conductor: Sebastian Weigle
- 1999 Anhaltisches Theater : Die Dreigroschenoper - Bertolt Brecht / Kurt Weill - Director: Helmut Straßburger / Ernst-Georg Hering
- 2004 Schleswig-Holstein State Theater and Symphony Orchestra : Secretaries - Franz Wittenbrink - Director: Stefan Ebeling
- 2008 Theater Görlitz : The Seven Deadly Sins (concert version) - Bertolt Brecht / Kurt Weill - Conductor: Eckehard Stier
- 2014 Neukölln Opera : Didi and Stulle - based on motifs from the comic by Philip Tägert - directed by Eike Hannemann and Anita Augustin , music: Matthias Herrmann
- 2015 Salzburg Festival : Mackie Messer - a Salzburg threepenny opera - Bertolt Brecht / Kurt Weill - directors: Sven-Eric Bechtolf , Julian Crouch , experimental version: Martin Lowe
- 2018 Staatsschauspiel Dresden : Sun and Sea (German-language premiere) - Libretto: Vaiva Grainytė, composition: Lina Lapelytė, director: Rugilė Barzdžiukaitė,
Radio plays
- 1994: Wolfgang Poenisch : As always (singer) - directed by Werner Buhss (radio play - ORB)
- 1996: Valeri Petrow : Peng (Qualle) - Director: Werner Buhss (Children's radio play - MDR / DLR)
literature
- Götz Hintze: Rock Lexicon of the GDR. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 1999, ISBN 3-89602-303-9 , p. 310.
- Bruno Schrep: You just have to listen around . In: Der Spiegel . No. 27 , 1996 ( online - there are longer passages about Wroblewsky's youth in the GDR).
Web links
- Official website
- Pascal of Wroblewsky in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Pascal von Wroblewsky at filmportal.de
- Portrait at deutsche-mugge.de
- Portrait ( Memento from October 20, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Melodie & Rhythmus 1988
- Portrait Das Magazin 2011
Individual evidence
- ↑ CV (archive version from 2016)
- ↑ Cast of the piece at salzburgerfestspiele.at , accessed on August 5, 2015
- ↑ Swinging Pool , BuschFunk 2012
- ↑ gerhardschoene.de
- ↑ ericfish.de
- ↑ reinmar-henschke.de
- ↑ athesinus-consort.de
- ↑ bigband-deutscheoperberlin.de
- ↑ andymiles.de
- ↑ Dresden Big Band
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Wroblewsky, Pascal von |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German jazz singer and actress |
DATE OF BIRTH | June 10, 1962 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | East Berlin |