Wolfgang mare

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Wolfgang Stute presents the new Marea album, Peu á Peu, in Hanover.
Wolfgang Stute (left) at the spring reception 2014 in the Kulturzentrum Pavillon in Hanover - together with Hajo Hoffmann († 2015)

Wolfgang Stute (born May 7, 1951 in Kamen ) is a German guitarist , percussionist , composer and music producer .

Life

Mare was born in Kamen, North Rhine-Westphalia . He grew up in a conservative family, his father did not give up his enthusiasm for National Socialism even after the war, this was clearly evident in the first name of Wolfgang Stute's older brother Adolf.

After graduating from high school, he first trained as an insurance salesman, then as a hotel manager. During this time, Wolfgang Stute increasingly distanced himself from his father. In Wuppertal he met the guitar professor Hans-Michael Koch. Koch accepted him as a student - on the condition that he had to give up his "wildly cobbled together playing technique". Wolfgang Stute followed Hans Michael Koch to Hanover. In the following years, Stute became musical director of the Hanoverian Theater of Youth, musical director of the ETA-Hoffmann-Theater in Bamberg and was given a teaching position for aesthetic communication at the Evangelical University of Applied Sciences in Hanover . In 1980 Stute founded the flamenco band "Tierra" together with Jorge la Guardia (guitar). From 2003 Wolfgang Stute became musical director of Heinz Rudolf Kunze's Midsummer Night 's Dream, performed with him and became his manager. In the following years he played together with Purple Schulz and appeared together with Kunze and Hajo Hoffmann as a robber civilian . He also accompanies the cabaret artist Matthias Brodowy musically.

Prizes and awards

Publications

  • Wolfgang mare / Hajo Hoffmann - Marea
  • Marea - little by little

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