Kardosch Sänger mit dem Orchester Hans Bund - Wer hat Angst vor dem bösen Wolf (1934)

Hans Bund
b: August 15, 1898, Neunkirchen (Saarland), Germany. d: Feb. 1, 1982, Rottach Egern, Germany.
Main instrument: Piano.
As a child Hans received piano instruction from his father, who was a music teacher in Saarbruecken. Later he studied in Cologne with pianist Elly Ney, as well as in Frankfurt at the Hoch' conservatoire, and later with Ernst von Dohnanyi at the university for music in Berlin (piano, organ, counterpoint, composition, directing), where he remained until 1919 passing the exam with honor. In the early 1930s, he formed an orchestra (he played piano) for an engagement at the Berlin Kabarett 'Sound and Smoke'. But basically, his orchestra was used exclusively for recording and broadcasts. In 1942, Bund took over the orchestra of Otto Dobrindt. After 1945, Bund structured a new orchestra with the NWDR in Cologne. In 1947, he formed a smaller WDR 'Unterhaltungsorchester' of the WDR, which he led until 1962. His old age was spent in Bavaria, where he wrote numerous compositions, -mostly "elevator" type music for factories and businesses.

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