Gruber, H.K.: Manhattan Broadcasts / Cello Concerto / Zeitfluren

HK Gruber, born in Vienna in 1943, is a versatile Austrian artist who wears many hats as a composer, conductor, double bass player, and singer. A former member of the prestigious Vienna Boys' Choir, Gruber studied composition with Erwin Ratz at the Vienna Hochschule für Musik. He is renowned for his celebrated work "Frankenstein!!," a piece that has captivated audiences worldwide with hundreds of performances and broadcasts. Gruber's musical prowess extends beyond his own compositions; he is also known for his interpretations of the songs of Weill and Hanns Eisler, as well as virtuoso works that showcase his diverse talents. Currently, he serves as the Composer/Conductor with the BBC Philharmonic, leading concerts, recordings, and touring projects. Whether on the podium, on stage, or behind the scenes, HK Gruber's contributions to the world of music are both profound and inspiring.