Band, *1970 DE
Rock and Jazz
From Wuppertal, circa 20 miles east of Düsseldorf, Germany, Hölderlin evolved out of a 1960's folk group playing Fairport Convention and Pentangle songs. They took their name from the 19th Century writer Friedrich Hölderlin. Originally, they were a family band, the core was the brothers Christian and Jochen von Grumbkow, with Christian's wife Nanny as lead singer, with a trippy cosmic styled progressive folk, full of rich textures, psychedelic, medieval and classical touches.
![]() | Markus Wienstroer g *1959 DE |
![]() | Hans Bäär b DE |
![]() | Christoph Noppeney vl *1957 DE |
![]() | Joachim von Grumbkow DE |
![]() | Michael Bruchmann dr, perc |
![]() | Christian von Grumbkow g DE |
![]() | Peter Käseberg eb, acg, voc DE |
![]() | Thomas Lohr g |
![]() | Bernd König voc, key |
![]() | Eduard Schicke dr, perc, syn *1947 DE |
![]() | Pablo Weeber g ES |
![]() | Nanny de Ruig voc |
![]() | Ann-Yi Eötvös voc, vn |
![]() | Andreas Hirschmann org |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Eight | Hoelderlin | 2007 | Album |
Fata Morgana | Hoelderlin | 1981 | Album |
New Faces | Hoelderlin | 1979 | Album |
Somebody's Callin' / The Shouter | Hoelderlin | 1979 | Single |
Traumstadt | Hoelderlin | 1978 | Album |
Rare Birds | Hoelderlin | 1977 | Album |
Clowns & Clouds | Hoelderlin | 1976 | Album |
Hoelderlin | Hoelderlin | 1975 | Album |
Hölderlins Traum | Hoelderlin | 1972 | Album |
Hoelderlin Express Folk Band |