Weimar mourns: rock musician Bernhard Kani Kanhold died!

Weimar mourns: rock musician Bernhard Kani Kanhold died!

On the night of Friday the Weimar music world suffered a painful loss: the well -known rock musician Bernhard "Kani" Kanhold died at the age of 80. This sad news was announced by the "Thuringian Allgemeine" and triggers deep regret with fans and colleagues.

Bernhard Kanhold leaves a significant musical trace. His career began in 1961 when he was on stage with the band "Amigos" as an autodidactic musician. A turning point in his career followed in 1968 when he switched to the well -known group "Polyphon". In the following years, Kanhold performed with various artists, including the talented singer Ute Freudenberg and the band "Elefant", for which he was active from 1975. His musical journey also led him to projects such as "RDE Kani & Co" as well as collaborations with Petra Zieger and "Fritzen's steamer band". His comeback to his roots in Weimar came on stage with Roland Rynkowski, a former colleague of "Elefant".

appreciation by Weimar's mayor

Weimar's Mayor Peter Kleine paid a contribution to the culture of the city. In an official explanation, he said that the death of the musician was a painful loss for Weimar. He emphasized that Kanhold was much more than a musician; He was the heart of a generation of artists who moved people with their music. "Kanis music was one for all people. We will be missing his rhythm," said Kleine.

The diverse musical influences of "Kani" not only shaped his career, but also significantly influenced the cultural attitude to life in and around Weimar. From energetic appearances to warm ballads, he inspired and inspired generations of music lovers. His legacy will live on in the memories of many people who have experienced him on and behind the stage.

in public Kanhold's commitment to the music scene in Weimar was always valued. He was not only a talented musician, but also a charismatic figure that was important for the local cultural landscape. His influence extends beyond pure music and contributes to positioning Weimar as a city of culture and creativity.

Bernhard "Kani" Kanhold leaves a gap that will be difficult to close. His songs and melodies continue to live and will continue to find a place in the hearts of his fans in the future. An obituary for a musician who was much more than just an artist-he was part of Weimar himself. For further information on his life and work, See the current reporting on www.mdr.de .