Moroder

Moroder / Mo'rodɐr / South Tyrol is a family name. He comes from Ortisei (South Tyrol ). The proportion of the population of St. Ulrich is 6.4 % and thus Moroder is the most common family name in the town. The family Moroder include the following persons:

  • Albin Moroder (1922-2007), Austrian sculptor
  • Adele Moroder Lenert (1887-1966), author of Ladino stories
  • Alex Moroder (1923-2006), worked for the Ladin culture.
  • David Moroder, Luge World Champion (Bronze 1959 Villard -de- Lans )
  • Egon Moroder Rusina ( b. 1949 ), South Tyrolean painter
  • Franz Moroder Lenert (1847-1920), businessman, former mayor of Val Gardena
  • Giorgio Moroder ( born 1940 ), South Tyrolean producer and composer
  • Johann Baptist Moroder - Lusenberg (1870-1932), South Tyrolean sculptor
  • Josef Moroder - Lusenberg (1846-1939), South Tyrol academic painter
  • Karin Moroder ( born 1974 ), cross-country skier, Bronze Medal Winter Olympic Games in 1998
  • Leo Moroder (1899-1982), sculptor in Argentina, see the Catedral de la Plata
  • Ludwig Moroder (1879-1953), South Tyrolean sculptor
  • Otto Moroder (1894-1977), Tyrolean sculptor
  • Petra Moroder (* 1968), freestyle skier of, Vice World Champion at the 1993 World Championships in Altenmarkt im Pongau
  • Rudolf Moroder Lenert (1877-1914), South Tyrolean sculptor
  • Wilhelm Moroder - Lusenberg, historians
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