German Tenors

German Tenors

Die German Tenors bestehen aus Johannes Groß, Christian Polus und Luis del Rio und gründeten sich 1997. Die Musik der German Tenors umfasst ein breites Spektrum von klassischer Musik bis zu Unterhaltungsmusik. Sie singen berühmte Opern-Arien, Belcanto, Musicalhits und Schlager. Neben Konzerten und Fernsehauftritten treten sie bei Veranstaltungen wie Fußballspielen (Eröffnung der Arena Auf Schalke) oder der Gründung von Ver.di auf.

1998 feierten sie ihre ersten großen Erfolge, ihr Album "Freunde fürs Leben" mit dem von Andrew Lloyd Webber komponierten Titelsong hielt sich 11 Monate in den Top Ten der Klassik-Charts. Auftritte in Hallen und in allen musikalischen Fernsehformaten folgten. Für ihr Programm Gala der Tenöre gewannen sie den Preis „Gala Künstler des Jahres“. Mittlerweile haben sie 4 Alben veröffentlicht.

Im Jahr 2001 beteiligten sie sich mit dem von Ralph Siegel geschriebenen Titel A Song For Our Friends an der deutschen Vorentscheidung zum Eurovision Song Contest und belegten den vierten Platz.

Diskografie

  • 2000 Gala der Tenöre - Freunde fürs Leben (Polydor)
  • 2001 Das ist dein Tag (Polydor)
  • 2003 Wenn du die Liebe liebst (Koch Unive)
  • 2006 Ob blond, ob braun (German Tenors)

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