Till Brönner is a renowned German jazz musician, celebrated for his exceptional trumpet skills and versatile artistry that blends traditional bebop with contemporary styles. Often compared to the iconic Chet Baker, Brönner has captivated audiences globally with his masterful performances and innovative compositions, earning accolades and a devoted following throughout his dynamic career.
Till Brönner is a celebrated German jazz musician renowned for his trumpet mastery, vocal abilities, and versatile artistry. Born on May 6, 1971, in Viersen, West Germany, he has been recognized as Germany's leading jazz trumpeter and often likened to the "German Chet Baker."
Brönner was raised in Rome, where he began his classical trumpet education at the Jesuit boarding school Aloisiuskolleg in Bonn. He continued his music studies at the College of Music in Cologne, learning from eminent instructors like Prof. Malte Burba and the American jazz trumpeter Bobby Shew.
Brönner's music is a synthesis of traditional bebop, contemporary R&B, and hip-hop influences. His discography spans multiple genres such as:
His eleven albums on the Universal-Label 'Verve,' mostly recorded in Los Angeles, have achieved significant recognition, with many attaining gold status.
Beyond music, Brönner is passionate about photography, predominantly portrait work using a Leica M camera. His book "Faces of Talent" was published in 2014.
Since 2009, Brönner has been a jazz trumpet professor at the College of Music Carl Maria von Weber in Dresden. He tours with various ensembles like:
Brönner graces prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall and the Blue Note Jazz Club, and is a fixture at notable jazz festivals globally.
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