Pinguin Moschner

Pinguin Moschner is a renowned German tuba player and euphonium artist, celebrated for his innovative contributions to creative jazz. Born in Paderborn in 1956, Moschner's musical journey began in Bielefeld, where he initially played bass in local jazz groups. He later honed his skills at the Staatliche Hochschule für Musik Rheinland from 1977 to 1984. Known for his spontaneous and improvisational style, Moschner has performed extensively across Europe, both as a solo artist and in various ensembles, captivating audiences with his virtuosic and often humorous interpretations. His discography includes notable works like "Nevergreens" and "Uncovered Mermen," where he collaborates with guitarist Joe Sachse to reimagine the music of Jimi Hendrix through a jazz lens. Moschner's unique approach to his instrument and his fearless improvisational spirit make him a standout figure in the world of contemporary jazz.