Thomas G. Greiner

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Thomas G. Greiner (born September 24, 1966 in Weilheim in Upper Bavaria ) is a German part-time brass music composer and arranger who works as a statistician and farmer .

Life

Thomas Greiner, son of a carpenter , grew up in Huglfing in Upper Bavaria and wrote his first polkas at the age of about 13 . Self-taught , he expanded his knowledge in the field of typesetting , harmonization and instrumentation . After graduating from high school, he studied statistics at the LMU Munich and then worked in the State Office for Statistics . In 1995 Freek Mestrinis Wertach Musikverlag published a work by Greiner for the first time with the Medley Italia ti amo . In 2003 Greiner sent his composition Ferienzeit to the conductor and composer Guido Henn , who then published it with his orchestra Guido Henn and his golden brass music on the album Böhmische Musikantengrüße . Since then, the two have worked closely together. Thomas Greiner founded Panorama-Musikverlag in 2011 .

Greiner played the trumpet and flugelhorn with the Habach band until he switched to the French horn. For ten years he directed the Huglfing band.

Thomas G. Greiner is married, has three children and lives in Antdorfer district vineyards . He has been working in regional development and in his wife's farm since 2012 .

Works (selection)

Greiner's compositions are performed by Guido Henn and his Goldenen Blasmusik , Ernst Hutter and the Egerländer Musikanten , the Scherzachtaler Blasmusik , the Schwindligen 15 and the peasant band Mindersdorf .

Polkas

  • Musikantenleben (dedicated to Ernst Hoffmann on the occasion of his 80th birthday)
  • Tenorist Dream (solo for two tenor horns and wind orchestra), Wertach Musikverlag
  • Friendship for life (dedicated to the Wössen music band on the 100th anniversary), Panorama-Musikverlag, 2011
  • Hubavenka-Polka (dedicated to the Hubavenka band), Panorama-Musikverlag, 2013
  • Youth pranks (dedicated to the Habach youth band), Klarus-Musikverlag, 2009
  • Bohemian musicians heart, HeBu music publisher
  • Ferienzeit , HeBu Musikverlag

Marches

  • Weites Land (concert march in honor of Ernst Hoffmann), Panorama-Musikverlag, 2016
  • Panorama-Marsch , HeBu Musikverlag
  • The journey is the goal , Panorama-Musikverlag
  • Klingendes Oberland (concert march), Wertach Musikverlag

Others

  • Looping (gallop for four trumpets and wind orchestra), Panorama-Musikverlag, 2015
  • Italia ti amo (medley in big band style), Wertach Musikverlag, 1995
  • Jubilo Fanfare , Wertach Music Publishing

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Thomas G. Greiner . In: hebu-music.com . Retrieved October 15, 2017.
  2. ↑ Thomas Greiner . In: guidohenn.de . Retrieved October 15, 2017.
  3. ↑ a b c d Personal . In: panorama-musikverlag.de . Retrieved October 15, 2017.
  4. ↑ a b Magnus Reitinger: Statistician and "piece writer" . In: Penzberger Merkur , August 4, 2017. ( online ; accessed November 28, 2017)
personal data
SURNAME Greiner, Thomas G.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German composer, arranger, statistician and farmer
DATE OF BIRTH September 24, 1966
PLACE OF BIRTH Weilheim in Upper Bavaria