Gerhard Lagrange Was Born in Bad Vöslau, Lower Austria.He Began

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Gerhard Lagrange was born in Bad Vöslau, Lower Austria.He began playing the piano at the age of 9, and at the age of 17 he already played the organ at the Bad Vöslau church and had composed his first Latin mass. In 1980 he was awarded with the title of music director. He composes pieces for orchestra an for choir. He is a member of the Austrian Music Council, district choir director with the ÖSB (Austrian choir singers association), has received numerous honours and distinctions, and has made studio recordings an record productions. Activities: -1967 - 1997 Lower Austria Tonkünstlerorchester: permanent guest conductor -slnce 1981 Wiener Hofburg Orchester: permanent guest conductor -1985 - 1989 Graz Opera House: guest conductor -1986 Raimundtheater, Vienna: guest conductor -1987 Stadtpfarrkirche Bad Vöslau: founder of the festive evening concerts -1990 Wiener Volksoper, Vienna: guest conductor -1992 Vienna Sinfonietta: conductor (within the context of Wiener Musiksommer, Klangbogen) -slnce 1996 Festivalchor "St. Jakob", Bad Vöslau: founder and musical director -1996 - 2006 Operettenbühne Wien: musical director and Luisenburg Festpiele, Wunsiedel (Germany): yearly guest performance with Operettenbühne Wien -1999 Arthur Krupp Symphony Orchestra, Berndorf: founder and musical director of the New Year ' s concert -since 2006 Wiener Residenz Orchester, Vienna: guest conductor -slnce 2006 Wiener Operettenensemble: musical director -slnce 2007 Oprettenfestspiele Bad Hall: musical director -Stadttheater Baden bei Wien: first conductor (first assignment) -Austrian Music Councel: member -Austrlan Choral Association (former Austrian Sinqers ' Association) district choir director -Honq Kong, Taipei, Singapore, Japan, Germany, Switzerland, Scandinavia: tours -Nethertands, Belgium, Hungary: New Year ' s concerts .

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