Pit Budde
Pit Budde (born March 14, 1952 in Lünen ) is a German musician and author.
history
Growing up in the Ruhr area, Pit Budde played during the folk revival in the group "Barleycorn", the guitar duo "Ragged Strings", and then in the folk-rock band "Manderley". In 1979 he was a founding member of the political rock group " Cochise ", which toured Germany until 1988. In addition, he worked as a studio musician and in cross-disciplinary art projects. After traveling through the USA and Canada, Budde composed instrumental music inspired by natural sounds.
From the beginning of the 1990s he worked with musicians from the migrant scene in Germany, Tanzania , Ethiopia and Zambia , founded the world beat band “Radio Ethiopia”, produced CDs with ethnic music from Africa and world music radio broadcasts for WDR and HR . Since 1997 Pit Budde has been a member of the group " Karibuni ", which founded the genre of "world music for children" in Germany. Budde is the author of numerous educational books and specialist articles as well as a specialist in Ethiopian music.
Discography (selection)
- Finger picking method for the folk guitar (1976; plans)
- Manderley - Flies, Thoughts Flies (1976; Plans)
- String Jumps (1978; plans)
- Cochise - Smoke Signals (1979; Folk Freak)
- Cochise We'll Live (1980; Folk Freak)
- Cochise - Among Vultures (1981; lucky bag)
- The Puma Moves North (1983; Folk Freak)
- Cochise - The Earth Wasn't Always That Way (1983; Lucky Bag)
- Klaus W. Hoffmann - When the elephant goes to the disco (1983; plans)
- Cochise - Live (1984; lucky bag)
- Cochise - How the Mouse Became an Eagle (1986; Conträr)
- From folk to rock - "25 years of music history in Dortmund" (live sampler from January 30th / 31st, 1986 at the FHH ; plans)
- Cochise - Secret Hits (1987; Lucky Bag)
- Cochise - Trail's End (1988; Conträr)
- Puma X - Artificial Paradise (1990; Energy)
- Radio Ethiopia - Wax & Gold (1995; Big Easy)
- Karibuni Watoto (1997; Ökotopia)
- radio ethiopia (1998; ada müzik)
- Flying feather (1998; Ökotopia)
- iftah ya simsim (1999; Ökotopia)
- Didgeridoo & Kangaroo (2000; Ökotopia)
- Carnival of Cultures (2001; Ökotopia)
- LaméBora - songs of coffee from all over the world (2002; Laika Records )
- Santa, Sinter, Joulupukki (2002; Ökotopia)
- Pickadill & Poppadom (2003; Ökotopia)
- Hano Hanoqitho (2004; Ökotopia)
- Shalom-Salam, peace4kids (2005; Ökotopia)
- Who still says Eskimo here? (2005; Ökotopia)
- Good night children all over the world (2006; Ökotopia)
- Rainforest & Jungle World (2007; Ökotopia)
- Panda, Orca, Kangaroo (2009; Ökotopia)
- Cochise - Backward Escalator (2009; Sireena)
- World music for children (2009; Ökotopia),
- Tadias! Come with me to Africa (2010; Ökotopia)
- karibuni @ddis - Backroad to Ethiopia (2013; Westpark-Music)
- Karibuni - Waka Waka - Children's songs from the big wide world (2016; Universal Music)
Fonts
- The earth wasn't always like this. Heupferd Verlag, Dreieich 1983
- Game of time. Heupferd Verlag, Dreieich 1989
- Flying feather. Ökotopia, Münster, 1998
- Carnival of the Cultures. Ökotopia, Münster, 2001
- Santa, Sinter, Joulupukki. Ökotopia, Münster, 2002
- Hano Hanoqitho. Ökotopia, Münster, 2004
- Who still says Eskimo here? Ökotopia, Münster, 2005
- Good night children all over the world. Ökotopia, Münster, 2006
- Rainforest & jungle world. Ökotopia, Münster, 2007
- Panda, orca, kangaroo. Ökotopia, Münster, 2008
- World music for children's songbook. Ökotopia, Münster, 2009
- Tadias! Come with me to Africa. Ökotopia, Münster, 2010
- Music is home. Ökotopia, Aachen, 2018
Awards
- 1974: First prize at the Harlequinade, Ludwigshafen, with the guitar duo Ragged Strings
- 1994: Advancement award for the conciliar process as head of the refugee music project Solimbeya
- 1994: Karl-Kübel Prize for the Multicultural Forum Lünen and the Solimbeya Group
- 2001: Prize of the German Record Critics for the CD iftah ya simsim
- 2002: Special award from Pro Folk for musical work for and with children
- 2005: Winner of the first multicultural children's song competition organized by WDR and Unicef
- 2010: Prize of the German Record Critics Folk for the CD Tadias! Come with me to Africa
Web links
- Really cinematic, the story , interview in the newspaper Graswurzelrevolution
- My very personal, anarchist 68 , linksnet.de, May 12, 2008
- CV at Kulturundschule.de
- ጀርመናዊው እና የኢትዮጵያ ሙዚቃ ፍቅራቸዉ , Deutsche Welle, August 28, 2014
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Budde, Pit |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German musician and author |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 14, 1952 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Luenen |