Sigrun Kiesewetter

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Sigrun Kiesewetter (* around 1941 ; † October 11, 2019 ; actually Sigrun Le Ker-Kiesewetter ) was a German singer and writer. Among other things, she became known for her Low German songs .

Life

Sigrun Kiesewetter is a sister of Knut and Hartmut Kiesewetter. She grew up in Eiderstedt . After graduating as a kindergarten teacher , she studied singing and acting at the Hamburg University of Music and Performing Arts . She was then engaged at numerous theaters. In 1968 she sang three pieces of the German translation of the musical Anatevka , which can also be heard in the dubbed version of the 1971 film Anatevka . On the LP Över de stillen straten , released in 1975, she sings Low German and North Frisian songs . After the birth of her second son, she set her own lyrics to music.

Sigrun Kiesewetter taught voice training and wrote short stories, some of which were published by Rowohlt-Verlag .

Discography

Solo albums

  • 1975: Över de stillen straten (RCA)
  • 1975: Der Storch - As uns Moder sung (Low German songs) , (Oriole LC 4188), LP for the protection of Schleswig-Holstein storks (German Association for Bird Protection)
  • 1984: Oh, come the dawn up - pacifist songs from 3 centuries (Nordfriesland Records / Plans)
  • 1991: Lust for Hamburg (Matthias Bosch)
  • 1998: A Time Has Come For Us (Bear Family Records)
  • 2017: Do you know the country (Sigrun Kiesewetter)

Recordings with other musicians

  • 1964: Songs and ballads (with Knut Kiesewetter and Hartmut Kiesewetter)
  • 1968: Anatevka (with Shmuel Rodensky and others)
  • 1977: Leeder, Lüüd un Fresenland (with Knut Kiesewetter, Fiede Kay , the Moin group , Regine Kiesewetter and Hein Hoop )
  • 1977: Wiehnachten is nich wiet (with Knut Kiesewetter, Fiede Kay, Dorothea Holländer, Peter Beil and others)
  • 1980: The big 12 from Fresenhof (with Knut Kiesewetter, Fiede Kay, Ursel Wolf and others)
  • 1983: North German Christmas (with Knut Kiesewetter, Fiede Kay and the Finkwarder Speeldeel )
  • 1992: Dor is my home (with Knut Kiesewetter, Hannes Wader , Fiede Kay, Plattfööt and others)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Did cocker spaniel Benjamin bitten Mrs. Kiesewetter? Hamburger Abendblatt dated May 10, 2008 (payable link), accessed on May 26, 2015
  2. ↑ a b c d portrait at hh-av.de , accessed on May 26, 2015
personal data
SURNAME Kiesewetter, Sigrun
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Le Ker-Kiesewetter, Sigrun (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German singer and writer
DATE OF BIRTH around 1941
DATE OF DEATH October 11, 2019