Austrian musicians born in 1943
Here are 5 famous musicians from Austria were born in 1943:
Heinz Karl Gruber
Heinz Karl Gruber (January 3, 1943 Vienna-) also known as Gruber, Karl Heinz or HK Gruber is an Austrian , .
Related albums: Zeitstimmung (Tonkünstler Orchestra feat. conductor: Kristjan Järvi, chansonnier: HK Gruber, percussion: Martin Grubinger), , and Busking / Nebelsteinmusik / Violin Concerto no. 1.
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Friedemann Kupsa
Friedemann Kupsa (September 7, 1943 St Pölten-) is an Austrian , .
Friedemann Kupsa is an Austrian artist and photographer. He is known for his unique style that combines photography, painting, and digital art. Kupsa's artwork often explores the topics of memory, history, and identity. He has exhibited his work in various galleries and museums across Europe and North America. In addition to his artwork, Kupsa has also written several books about art and photography, including "The Art of Digital Painting" and "Photography: A Modern Art Form." He continues to create and exhibit his artwork, and is considered one of the prominent artists in Austria.
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Michael Mantler
Michael Mantler (August 10, 1943 Vienna-) also known as Mantler, Michael is an Austrian , . He has one child, Karen Mantler.
His albums include The Hapless Child, Folly Seeing All This, Jazz Realities, , Live, School of Understanding (Sort of an Opera), No Answer, Hide and Seek, and Many Have No Speech.
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Radu Malfatti
Radu Malfatti (December 16, 1943 Innsbruck-) is an Austrian , .
Discography: , trioRAPHIPHI, Dach, Goat vs Donkey, Beinhaltung, Radu Malfatti, Wechseljahre Einer Hyäne, News From the Shed, Düsseldorf Vielfaches and Imaoto. His related genres: Experimental music.
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Werner Krenn
Werner Krenn (September 21, 1943 Vienna-) is an Austrian , .
His most important albums: Mozart: Requiem and Mozart Opera Festival.
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