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Stain Hart Hoffmann , born the In Berlin, is a singer [ first ] , German actor and composer.
Klaus Hoffmann began his career as a songwriter in the late 1960s in the trendy bars in Berlin. In 1968, he undertook a trip to Afghanistan. He began, in 1970, actor training at the Max Reinhardt drama school in Berlin-Ouest. In addition to his training, he worked a lot to become a composer.
From 1974, Hoffmann received commitments from Free Popular Internship in Berlin with Kurt Hübner and Hamburg as director, Thalia Theater Under the direction of Boy Gobert. He plays in a number of cinematographic and television productions as in The snake Ingmar Bergman or in the Lady of the Camellias of Tom Telle. Hoffmann was known to a large audience through the title role in the cinematographic version of Ulrich Plenzdorf The new suffering of the young W. . For this role, he received the Bambi and the Golden Camera You magazine TV Hörzu Excellente .
His first album was released in 1975. Hoffmann received in 1978 for his songs, The Prix du Cabaret German of the song . In 1979, his first closed window tour in Germany and in 1980 the German recording for the album Westend .
From , Hoffman and her longtime friend, Malene, married Klaus Steger. The ceremony took place in Denmark.
From Reinhard Mey, Hoffmann is a close friend who presents him as his “brother”.
In 2006, Hoffmann received the cultural prize for tabloid bz. He asked in his speech of acceptance that the arts and cultural support are not left to banks.
Klaus Hoffmann lives in his hometown of Berlin and regularly, with each new album, performs a long tour in Germany.
Hoffman is considered the leading German artist to interpret the songs of Belgian singer Jacques Brel, whose music evokes his release towards his parents and the lower middle class. Even Hoffman’s first album in 1975 already contained versions of Brel’s songs, These people ( So are people here ) And Farewell Emile [ 2 ] .
The , on the occasion of 30 It is anniversary of Jacques Brel’s death, he joined the House Heinrich in Paris and plays its program there.
Hoffmann has registered more than 30 albums to date.
- By 1975 :wush houn shop in 1975)
- 1976: What remains?
- 1977: I want singing, want to play and dance – live
- 1978: What do I do in this city?
- 1979: Westend
- 1980: a concert
- 1982: Changes
- 1983: Hello Bella
- 1984: Concert ’84* (Promo EP)
- 1985: Morjen Berlin
- 1986: When I sing – live
- 1987: Stick 47’s Hoetle 47 minutes
- 1989: It must be out of love
- 1990: Live 90
- 1991: Time to live
- 1993: singer
- 1994: singer live
- 1995: Tales
- 1996: Friedrichstadtpalast 8:00 p.m.
- 1997: Klaus Hoffmann sings Brel
- 1997: Brel – the last performance – live
- 1998: Hoffmann-Berlin
- 1998: Hoffmann-Berlin-Unplugged (studio demos / limited)
- 1999: Hoffmann-Berlin – Live
- 1999: My way – 12 classics (new recordings)
- 2000: Melancholia
- 2001: Melancholia Live
- 2001: Afghana – a literary journey – live
- 2002: insellieder
- 2003: There will be an island – live
- 2004: The man who wanted to fly – live
- 2005: From this world
- 2006: From this world – concert recording
- 2006: If we only have love – Klaus Hoffmann sings Jacques Brel – live – live
- 2008: Spirit
- 2008: Klaus Hoffmann sings Jacques Brel – in Paris
- 2009: Spirit – Live in Düsseldorf
- 2010: The sweet life
- 2011: The sweet life – live in Stuttgart (not available individually, only in the box output of “with friends”))
- 2011: With friends – the birthday concert for the 60th in the Friedrichstadtpalast
- 2012: Berlin Sunday
- 1994: Singer (VHS)
- 1999: Rapm – Vhol (VHS), concerts in the Homhabourg
- 2003: Insellieder (DVD), concert in Mainz
- 2006: From this world (DVD), Concert à Berlín
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