BANDS
GEORG GRATZER & KLEMENS BITTMANN
Crossover Duo
Klemens Bittmann: Violin & Mandola
Georg Gratzer: Woodwinds
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GEORG GRATZER & AMRIDAN
Indo Jazz Fusion
Georg Gratzer - Woodwinds, Vocals
Klemens Bittmann - Mandola, Violin
Thomas Mauerhofer - Guitars
Raul Sengupta - Percussion, Tabla
Hina Sarojini - Dance
The Amridan quartet (named after the divine elixir Amrita; sanskr.) established in 2002 by Georg Gratzer leads its audience on a musical journey round the world through the four continents Asia, Australia, South America and Europe.
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GEORG GRATZER & JOHANNES EBENBAUER
Musica Sacra
Georg Gratzer - Woodwinds
Johannes Ebenbauer - Church Organ
Based on the similarity of sound production in organ pipes and woodwind instruments Georg Gratzer and the organist Johannes Ebenbauer, who also originates from the Styria region in Austria, developed a programme which does not just revolve around the physical similarities of both instrument groups but also whips up a global musical wind.
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PROJECTS
SOUNDTRACKS
RETURN TO EUROPE
MONTENEGRO - WILD BEAUTY
Music by Georg Gratzer & Andreas Fabianek
RETURN TO EUROPE
ALBANIA - ALBANIAN RENAISSANCE
Music by Georg Gratzer & Andreas Fabianek
LAURA´S STAR AND THE MYSTERIOUS DRAGON NIAN
Piano by Lang Lang
Chinese Dizi and Ethnic Instruments by Georg Gratzer
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BEEFÓLK
Georg Gratzer - Woodwinds
Klemens Bittmann - Strings, Mandola
Christian Bakanic - Keys, Accordion, Percussion
Christian Wendt - Electric Bass
Jörg Haberl - Drums
Stefan Bauer - Soundengineer
YouTube: beefolk opera buffa
beefolk live at Bratislava Jazz Days
www.beefolk.com
Beefólk is a mature, six-celled organism, or more simply: a band. Emerging from a collective apartment under the influence of Graz' two music universities, the cornerstone of this ensemble is a fascination with the New and Different and the accompanying search for individuality.
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TRIO DE JANEIRO
Latin Jazz
Georg Gratzer - Woodwinds
Thomas Mauerhofer - Guitar
Raphael Meinhart - Vibraphone, Marimbaphone
How could it happen that the Portuguese seafarer Gaspar da Lemos mistook the Guanabara Bay right after having discovered it on January 1st in 1505 for a river estuary?
(How Rio (!) de Janeiro (!) got this name should be apparent by now). If he met resident people there is unknown. And finally, what remains of Lemos is solely the memory of an irrelevant momentous mistake.
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GEORG & THOMAS - CARYSFORTSTORIES
Episode-Musical-Theatre
Georg Gratzer - Woodwinds, Visuals
Thomas Mauerhofer - Guitars, Laptop, Soundscapes
Lore Lixenberg (Guest) -Vocals
www.carysfortstories.co.uk
You Tube: „Jump on, Jump off!“
This episode-musical-theatre, containing visual arts, live music and digital soundscapes, portrays the quirky take by two foreign musicians on this crazy world we live in.
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