Hansl Krönauer

Hansel Krönauer ( born April 23, 1932 in Benediktbeuren, † March 21, 2011 in Bad Tolz ) was a German composer and singer of popular music.

Career

Hans was Krönauer since the 1950s as a singer one of the figureheads of the folk music scene of Bavaria. In the 1960s and 70s he was with Joseph Augustin and the original Donauschwäbisches brass bands very successful. After a television program of the Saarland Radio on the trip to America of the orchestra and the idea of ​​longing for home to Hansel Krönauer was known throughout Germany. He also came to prominence as guitarist and harp player a name. Later, he also composed many popular titles. Recently he moved mainly in the field of popular hit song.

Private Krönauer worked as a restaurateur in his birthplace Benediktbeuren. Most recently, he lived in Kochel am See. On the evening of March 21, 2011, he died of a lung infection in a Bad Tölz clinic. He was married and leaves behind a daughter.

Achievements

His best known and most successful titles were:

• Golden shimmer my mountains (1970 )
• Westerwald, as you are beautiful (1977 )
• The Mother Song ( 1991)

With Slavko Avsenik and its original Kvintet he took the yodel on for the title late in the evening ( around 1970 ).

• Folk Music
• Interpreter of folk music ( Germany )
• Born in 1932
• Died in 2011
• Man