Till Brönner

Early Life and Musical Beginnings

Till Brönner, born in Germany, is a renowned jazz trumpeter, flügelhorn player, singer, composer, producer, and photographer. His musical journey began at a young age, and by twenty, he had already made a significant mark as the solo trumpeter for the RIAS Big Band Berlin, under the direction of Horst Jankowski and later Jiggs Whigham. His early experiences laid the foundation for a prolific career in jazz music.

Career Highlights

Brönner's career took off with the release of his debut album, "Generations of Jazz," in 1993, featuring jazz legends Ray Brown and Jeff Hamilton. He made his vocal debut with the album "Love" in 1998. His 2004 album, "That Summer," achieved remarkable success, reaching No. 16 on the German pop charts and establishing him as the bestselling jazz musician in Germany's history. Collaborating with notable artists, his subsequent albums, including "Oceana" and "Rio," showcased his versatility and deep appreciation for various musical styles. In addition to his albums, Brönner composed scores for documentaries and films, further expanding his artistic repertoire.

Recent Works and Recognition

In 2014, he released "The Movie Album," featuring covers of classic songs, and in 2016, his album "The Good Life" marked his debut with Sony Masterworks. His collaboration with bassist Dieter Ilg on the album "Nightfall" in 2018 earned him a platinum record, solidifying his status in the jazz genre. Throughout his career, Brönner has received numerous accolades, including the Order of Merit of North Rhine-Westphalia and the Echo Klassik award, reflecting his significant contributions to music and culture.