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Hans Liberg (born 18 April 1954) is a Dutch pianist and comedian, who performs a special type of musical comedy in Dutch, German and English.
Life and work[edit]
As child Liberg was inspired by the piano play of German grandmother, who moved from Holzminden to the Netherlands searching for work. While his grandparents were exposing him to classical music, his parents exposed him mainly to jazz music.[1] Liberg grew up in Amsterdam aside from the piano he learned to play guitar and similar string instruments as well as clarinet, flute, trumpet and saxophon.[2] After finishing high school he studied musicology in Amsterdam and wrote his thesis on scat vocals.[1] [3]
Discography[edit]
English[edit]
- International (DVD/CD, 1998)
- The best of (DVD, 2010)
Dutch[edit]
- Internationaal (CD, 1991
- Nu Ook Voor Vrouwen (DVD/CD, 1996)
- De Vier Jaargetijden (CD, 1998)
- Nieuwe Show (CD, 2002)
- TATATATA VOOR KINDEREN (CD, 2004)
- TATATATA (DVD/CD, 2005)
- De Negende (DVD, 2007)
- Hans Liberg 25 Jaar “HET BESTE” (DVD, 2010)
- ICK HANS LIBERG VOLLEDIGE SHOW (DVD, 2013)
- De collectie van Hans Liberg (DVD collection)
German[edit]
- Jetzt auch für Frauen (1994)
- Die Vi@gr@zeiten (1998)
- Neue Show (2001)
- TATATATA (2004)
- Die Neunte (2007)
- Das Beste (2009)
- 5er-DVD-Kollektion (2009, WortArt)
- Ick Hans Liberg (2012)
Notes[edit]
- ^ a b c Mathias Becker: Interview mit Klavier-Komiker Hans Liberg. Epoch Times, 2012-09-13
- ^ a b Susanne Haase-Mühlbauer: Worüber die Deutschen (nicht) lachen. General Anzeiger, 2012-10-03
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- ^ Charlotte Higgins: 'Mozart was a pervert. And he used too many notes' . The Guardian, 1999-10-12
- ^ Kirsten Liese: Hans Liberg nimmt Klassikbetrieb auf die Schippe. Berliner Morgenpost, 2011-01-16