Reinhard Glöder

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Reinhard Glöder (* 1945 ) is a German jazz musician ( double bass , orchestra conductor, arrangements ) and cabaret artist who also appeared in two of Helge Schneider's films .

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Glöder, the son of a musician, first learned the recorder, later the piano and cello were added. At the age of 14 he played guitar and banjo in a Dixieland band . Then he studied piano at the Berlin Music Academy and double bass at the Robert Schumann Institute in Düsseldorf . Since 1974 he has performed with the fusion band Virgo , which initially included Bobby Stern , Henryk Darlowski and Lothar Scharf . With the quartet he played at the German Jazz Festival and recorded two albums; he also accompanied the Golden Gate Quartet . Then he led his own quartet and at the same time as a lecturer at the University of Duisburg until 1999 the Uni Big Band Duisburg, which also recorded an album with Dave Brubeck under his direction . He also played in groups of Theo Jörgensmann , Michael Sell , Eddy Marron and Peter Giger .

From 1989 to 1998 Reinhard Glöder worked in cabaret; together with Achim Konejung he received the German Cabaret Award in 1997 for the program Das Original Alptraum Duo - Live in the Mutantenstall . In spring 2009 he toured with Helge Schneider, with whom he had previously worked ( Da Humm ). In Schneider's film Texas - Doc Snyder keeps the world in suspense , he played a funeral director; in 00 Schneider - In the tropics of the lizard he appeared as a photographer.

Glöder works in several groups, such as the Sven Jungbeck Trio or the Monks Trumpf quintet . Since 1991 he has also been a teacher for double bass, electric bass and keyboard at the municipal music school in Dormagen and leads the big band there .

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  1. Wilfried W. Bruchhäuser contemporary composers in the German Association of Composers: a manual 1995, p. 1508
  2. a b Three renowned jazz musicians in the Römerkrug