Solms (ots) – Till Bronner is true not only in Germany but also in international comparison as one of the best jazz trumpeter. That the musicians but also for years dealing intensively with photography, is less known.The Leica Gallery Salzburg is now 17 May to 06 July 2013 Brönners work in the exhibition “Faces of talent,” in Bronner, a series of black-and-white portraits of famous personalities from the show business presents.The selection shows including images of U.S. singer Beth Ditto and Ms. Maad Moiselle, the German jazz musician Roger Cicero and the actor Armin Mueller-Stahl. On the evening of 16 May 2013 Till Bronner is “Faces of talent” and personally, to open along with the head of the Leica Gallery in Salzburg, Karin Rehn-Kaufmann.
“Till Bronner is one of those exceptional talents, artistic not only succeeded in one of the genre,” says Karin Rehn-Kaufmann. “The expressive character portraits that Till has made of actor friends and fellow musicians to show the potential that lies in the photographer Bronner. We are pleased to offer this largely unknown Photography talent a platform.” During the exhibition, Leica Camera AG Leica opened a new boutique in the gallery space.
For more information, see www.leica-camera.com or under www.leica-gallery-salzburg.at.
Over Till Bronner
Born in 1971 in Viersen and raised in Rome, Bronner studied classical trumpet and jazz trumpet, gave concerts with jazz greats such as Dave Brubeck, Natalie Cole, Tony Bennett or Klaus Doldinger before his 1998 debut album “Love” was released. To date, he has released twelve albums under his own name. The last two albums reached the top ten placings in the German charts have been published in over 40 countries and brought Broenner the fourth and fifth ECHO music award in a row. The passionate Leica fan also joined for Leica Camera AG on several occasions, including in 2012 for Photography photokina and together with Twelve Cellists of the Berlin Philharmonic on the occasion of its 40th anniversary. His passion for portrait photography discovered Till Bronner with a Leica Digilux 3 His portraits are created in part with a Leica S2 medium format camera. More information about Till Bronner see www.tillbroenner.com.
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