HOLGER MANTEY.

More information about my creativ work PLEASE visit: 👉 www.holgermantey.de That is my first composition for Handpan named "Meridian Traveller" https://www.meridianhandpans.co.uk/ meridian-18-traveller and Piano. HOLGER MANTEY: From 1980 to 1985, Mantey completed a classical piano programme at the Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin in the class of Professor Heinz Zimbehl and Sonja Großmann. 1987 is the year of his risky escape from East Germany to West Germany. Mantey went to Cologne and began to make a name for himself as a soloist. Numerous concert performances led him to many international stages and festivals both inside and outside his home country, including to New Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Poggibonsi, Valladolid, Perugia, Lissabon, Osaka, St. Petersburg, Vilnius, Ankara, and Izmir. He has performed at most of the big German festivals (Deutsches Jazzfestival in Frankfurt, Leverkusener Jazztage in Leverkusen, Kölner Jazzhausfestival in Cologne, Jazzfestival Ost-West in Nuremberg, and Kempener Jazzfrühling in Kempen to name but a few). The pianist makes appearances on radio and television broadcasts on the Hessischer Rundfunk (Hesse Broadcasting), Westdeutscher Rundfunk (West German Broadcasting), Norddeutscher Rundfunk (North German Broadcasting), 3SAT, Bayerischer Rundfunk (Bavarian Broadcasting), Deutschlandfunk (German Broadcasting), Saarländischer Rundfunk (Saarland Broadcasting), Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk (Central German Broadcasting), Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (Berlin-Brandenburg Broadcasting), Livestyle, Inspirationen, Trends (Lifestyle, Inspirations, Trends), and Radiotelevisione Italiana. Concert tours took him to the following countries: India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Israel, Guinea, Mauritius, Ivory Coast, Cape Verde, Lithuania, Russia, Senegal, Japan, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland (many in collaboration with the Goethe Institute). 1993: Contribution to the European Broadcasting Union's jazz festival in Perugia as a delegate of the first national television channel of Germany (Das Erste – The First). 1995: Founding of the "Duo Total" with saxophonist and Cologne-native Matthias Schubert. Together with Schubert, Mantey won the 1996 International Contest for Young Art in Düsseldorf. Mantey collaborated with the following artists: Burhan Öcal, Laurent Dehors, Christopher Dell, Matthias Schubert, Ramamani, Ramesh Shotam, and many others. To date, there have been 16 albums released under his name, as well as some others in which Holger Mantey was featured as a guest artist. Mantey teaches workshops, writes musical pieces, publishes the "Elements of Music" correspondence course with Hamburg-native musician and publisher Felix Schell, and performs every year at various concerts around the world as a soloist and in other projects.

In order to learn about j.s.bach toccata d-moll, please visit: 🏽👉🏾 www.holgermantey.de The video is presenting j.s.bach toccata d-moll valuable information but also try to cover the following subject: -toccata d moll -toccata en in d klein -johann sebastian bach toccata & d minor the dorian bwv 538 something i saw when i was looking for information on j.s.bach toccata e fuga d-moll was the absence of relevant information. J.s.bach toccata e fuga d-moll however is an subject that i know something about. This video therefore should matter and of interest to you. -------------- HOLGER MANTEY pianist/ composer From 1980 to 1985, Mantey completed a classical piano programme at the Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin in the class of Professor Heinz Zimbehl and Sonja Großmann. 1987 is the year of his risky escape from East Germany to West Germany. Mantey went to Cologne and began to make a name for himself as a soloist. Numerous concert performances led him to many international stages and festivals both inside and outside his home country, including to New Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Poggibonsi, Valladolid, Perugia, Lissabon, Osaka, St. Petersburg, Vilnius, Ankara, and Izmir. He has performed at most of the big German festivals (Deutsches Jazzfestival in Frankfurt, Leverkusener Jazztage in Leverkusen, Kölner Jazzhausfestival in Cologne, Jazzfestival Ost-West in Nuremberg, and Kempener Jazzfrühling in Kempen to name but a few). The pianist makes appearances on radio and television broadcasts on the Hessischer Rundfunk (Hesse Broadcasting), Westdeutscher Rundfunk (West German Broadcasting), Norddeutscher Rundfunk (North German Broadcasting), 3SAT, Bayerischer Rundfunk (Bavarian Broadcasting), Deutschlandfunk (German Broadcasting), Saarländischer Rundfunk (Saarland Broadcasting), Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk (Central German Broadcasting), Rundfunk Berlin-Brandenburg (Berlin-Brandenburg Broadcasting), Livestyle, Inspirationen, Trends (Lifestyle, Inspirations, Trends), and Radiotelevisione Italiana. Concert tours took him to the following countries: India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Israel, Guinea, Mauritius, Ivory Coast, Cape Verde, Lithuania, Russia, Senegal, Japan, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland (many in collaboration with the Goethe Institute). 1993: Contribution to the European Broadcasting Union's jazz festival in Perugia as a delegate of the first national television channel of Germany (Das Erste – The First). 1995: Founding of the "Duo Total" with saxophonist and Cologne-native Matthias Schubert. Together with Schubert, Mantey won the 1996 International Contest for Young Art in Düsseldorf. Mantey collaborated with the following artists: Burhan Öcal, Laurent Dehors, Christopher Dell, Matthias Schubert, Ramamani, Ramesh Shotam, and many others. To date, there have been 16 albums released under his name, as well as some others in which Holger Mantey was featured as a guest artist. Mantey teaches workshops, writes musical pieces, publishes the "Elements of Music" correspondence course with Hamburg-native musician and publisher Felix Schell, and performs every year at various concerts around the world as a soloist and in other projects.

Arie Habanera aus der Oper Carmen von Bizet. Gespielt und interpretiert von Holger Mantey am Piano

A composition by Holger Mantey that was released on the CD "VERWANDLUNG" in 2020. Eine Komposition von Holger Mantey die auf der CD " Verwandlung", 2020 erschienen ist. Mehr. www.holgermantey.de HOLGER MANTEY: Absolvierte von 1980 bis 1985 ein klassisches Klavier-Studium an der Musikhochschule "Hanns Eisler" Berlin in der Klasse von Professor Heinz Zimbehl und Sonja Großmann. 1987 ist das Jahr seiner abenteuerlichen Flucht von Ost nach West. Mantey ging nach Köln und beginnt, sich als Solist einen Namen zu machen. Zahlreiche Konzertauftritte führten ihn auf viele internationale Bühnen und Festivals im In- und Ausland u.a. nach New Dehli, Bangalore, Bombay, Poggibonce, Valladolid, Perugia, Lissabon, Osaka, St. Petersburg, Vilnius, Ankara, Izmir. Er spielte auf den meisten großen deutschen Festivals. (Deutsches Jazzfestival Frankfurt, Leverkusener Jazztage, Kölner Jazzhausfestival, Jazzfestival Ost-West Nürnberg, Kempener Jazzfrühling um nur einige zu nennen.) Der Pianist machte Rundfunk-und Fernsehaufnahmen für den HR, WDR, NDR, 3SAT, BR, DLF, SR, MDR, RBB, Lit.TV, RAI (ital.) Konzertreisen führten ihn in folgende Länder: Indien, Sri Lanka, Bangladesch, Pakistan, Portugal, Italien, Griechenland, Türkei, Zypern, Israel, Guinea, Mauretanien, Elfenbeinküste, Kap Verden, Litauen, Russland, Senegal, Japan, Spanien, Schweden, Schweiz (viele Konzerte in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Goethe-Institut). 1993: ARD-Beitrag zum EBU Jazzfestival in Perugia. 1995: Gründung des “Duo Total” mit dem Kölner Saxophonisten Matthias Schubert. Mit ihm zusammen gewinnt Mantey 1996 den Preis beim internationalen Wettbewerb für junge Kunst in Düsseldorf. Mantey arbeitete mit folgenden Musikern zusammen: Burhan Öcal, Laurent Dehors, Christopher Dell , Matthias Schubert, Ramamani, Ramesh Shotam, u.s.v.m. Es sind von ihm bisher 13 CDs unter eigenem Namen erschienen und einige andere, bei denen Holger Mantey als Gast-Musiker mitwirkte. Mantey gibt Workshops, ist Autor verschiedener Notenausgaben, gibt zusammen mit dem Hamburger Musiker und Verleger Felix Schell das EDM (Elemente der Musik) Fernstudium heraus und gibt jährlich weltweit viele Konzerte als Solist und in anderen Projekten

Ein Querschnitt der Solo-Programme von Holger Mantey an Piano, Drums und Sounds. Mit gängigen Kategorien ist der Pianist Holger Mantey nicht zu fassen. Elemente aus Klassik und Jazz, angereichert mit Improvisatorischem und Meditativem, gehen bei ihm eine neuartige und originelle Verbindung ein. Am stärksten ist der Pianist, wenn er bekannte Themen in ein neues, mit reichen Ornamenten verziertes Gewand kleidet, aus dem die Konturen des Originals immer durchscheinen. HOLGER MANTEY: Absolvierte von 1980 bis 1985 ein klassisches Klavier-Studium an der Musikhochschule "Hanns Eisler" Berlin in der Klasse von Professor Heinz Zimbehl und Sonja Großmann. 1987 ist das Jahr seiner abenteuerlichen Flucht von Ost nach West. Mantey ging nach Köln und beginnt, sich als Solist einen Namen zu machen. Zahlreiche Konzertauftritte führten ihn auf viele internationale Bühnen und Festivals im In- und Ausland u.a. nach New Dehli, Bangalore, Bombay, Poggibonce, Valladolid, Perugia, Lissabon, Osaka, St. Petersburg, Vilnius, Ankara, Izmir. Er spielte auf den meisten großen deutschen Festivals. (Deutsches Jazzfestival Frankfurt, Leverkusener Jazztage, Kölner Jazzhausfestival, Jazzfestival Ost-West Nürnberg, Kempener Jazzfrühling um nur einige zu nennen.) Der Pianist machte Rundfunk-und Fernsehaufnahmen für den HR, WDR, NDR, 3SAT, BR, DLF, SR, MDR, RBB, Lit.TV, RAI (ital.) Konzertreisen führten ihn in folgende Länder: Indien, Sri Lanka, Bangladesch, Pakistan, Portugal, Italien, Griechenland, Türkei, Zypern, Israel, Guinea, Mauretanien, Elfenbeinküste, Kap Verden, Litauen, Russland, Senegal, Japan, Spanien, Schweden, Schweiz (viele Konzerte in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Goethe-Institut). 1993: ARD-Beitrag zum EBU Jazzfestival in Perugia. 1995: Gründung des “Duo Total” mit dem Kölner Saxophonisten Matthias Schubert. Mit ihm zusammen gewinnt Mantey 1996 den Preis beim internationalen Wettbewerb für junge Kunst in Düsseldorf. Mantey arbeitete mit folgenden Musikern zusammen: Burhan Öcal, Laurent Dehors, Christopher Dell , Matthias Schubert, Ramamani, Ramesh Shotam, u.s.v.m. Es sind von ihm bisher 13 CDs unter eigenem Namen erschienen und einige andere, bei denen Holger Mantey als Gast-Musiker mitwirkte. Mantey gibt Workshops, ist Autor verschiedener Notenausgaben, gibt zusammen mit dem Hamburger Musiker und Verleger Felix Schell das EDM (Elemente der Musik) Fernstudium heraus und gibt jährlich weltweit viele Konzerte als Solist und in anderen Projekten

Paganini Caprice No.24 in eigenwilliger Interpretation von Holger Mantey auf dem Piano. Warum soll man das Stück nicht ohne Finger spielen wenn Paganini das auf nur einer Seite gespielt hat?

Click the following link to learn more about Chopin Op 25 No 2 adaptation you can click: ▶ www.holgermantey.de This video is presenting Chopin Op 25 No 2 adaptation information but also try to cover the following subject: -chopin etude op 25 no 2 -piano masterclass chopin etude op 25 no 2 -chopin etude in f minor op.25 no.2 piano lesson josh wright piano tv One thing i observed when i was researching info on chopin op 25 no 2 adaptation was the absence of appropriate info. Chopin op 25 no 2 adaptation however is an subject that i understand something about. This video for that reason should be relevant and of interest to you. -------------- Our channel has various other similar video clips regarding chopin etude op 25 no 2, piano masterclass chopin etude op 25 no 2 and chopin etude in f minor op.25 no.2 piano lesson josh wright piano tv Please check them out : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PspiGJUXLx0 --------------------------- Now that you have actually viewed my yt vid about chopin op 25 no 2 adaptation has it helped? Please share with your friends the YouTube video to help other individuals looking for chopin etude op 25 no 2 or piano masterclass chopin etude op 25 no 2 :) Plunge into piano music from Bach to Bolero. Today I want to play for you my adapation of the etude by Chopin. My program is an adaptation of the original compositions of old and new masters. Mantey's prodigious piano Holger Mantey was born in 1963 on the island of Ruegen. He completed classical piano studies with Professor Heinz Zimbehl and Sonja Großmann in Berlin.Mantey developed his own concept of piano music which had the stamp of multiple influences: may it be the classical music of Bach, right up to the modern and non-European. Under adventurous circumstances he fled from the GDR and went to Cologne. Ever since Mantey has made an impact as soloist and he played at many festivals in Europa, Asian and Africa. (Leverkusen, Frankfurt, Cologne, Perugia, Delhi, Bangalore, Bombay, Lisbon, St.Petersbourg, Izmir, Valladolid, Ankara a.o.). Concert tours took him to: Japan, Italy, Cyprus, Greece, Russia, Israel, Turkey, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Guinea, Cootie d'Ivoire, Portugal, Cap Verde, Spain, Japan, Pakistan, Lithuania,Mauritania, Senegal, Switzerland a.o. Along with the saxophonist Matthias Schubert from cologne he received the second prize at the International Competition for Young Arts in Duesseldorf. Mantey has been doing Radio and TV-recordings for many several stations:HR, WDR, NDR, 3SAT, BR, DLF, SR, MDR, RBB, Lit.TV,RAI(ital.) The virtuosity of the pianist has been acknowledged by competent sources. His technical ability is astonishing and his talent is impressive. What is most fascinating is Holger Mantey's talent to create an own expression with the piano. Familiar with the pluralistic style of the present times, he is rooted in the classical piano tradition and wanders into the world of sounds of romantic music and does not get caught in the jungle of arbitrariness. Holger Mantey knows how to differentiate and to individualise. Since the end of the eighties Holger Mantey is a name on the German festival circuit. He has played at many Festivals in German and abroad. In his concert which have taken him right upto Asia, Europe and Africa, has succeeded in questioning the separating lines between his especially kind of romantically music, classical music, and contemporary music in a creative manner, and in this way got different audience groups to get interested in his music. Wolfgang Sandner of the German newspaper FAZ expressed what others also find exciting in Holger Mantey's playing: "As if he had an entire musical cosmos in his head". In doing so, Holger Mantey plays lesser with conscious cross-references, however in his case a lot flows out of the spontaneous running of the fingers on the keyboard; he undoubtedly has mastered the art of what one could call "instant composing".