Beatrice Egli, Zürich

Company description and purpose of company Beatrice Egli

When Beatrice was born on June 21st in Pfäffikon SZ, there were still no headlines. But a drummer - her father Bruno. The passionate hobby musician appeared in various entertainment bands, and Ida, the mother, liked to sing the melodies to herself at home. Music was a part of the girl's life like the care of her parents. Little Beatrice's love, lust and passion for singing was encouraged by a friend of the house, one of Dad's former musicians: Franz Kempf wrote a sweet text to a melody by the musician Christoph Walther and practiced the song “Mängisch bin” with the then nine-year-old I sadly »a. Kempf even recorded the refreshing result on CD: once for himself and once for the Eglis. Fascinated by her musical sponsor and his performances as a solo entertainer, Beatrice often accompanied him to engagements. And she listened intently to Kempf rehearsing in the basement. At the age of 12, the girl could no longer hold back: At the Chilbi in Pfäffikon she appeared as an encore, so to speak, and sang - "Anita", the title with which Costa Cordalis had caused a sensation in 1976. From that day on, Beatrice was allowed to sing at private parties and public occasions. The first singing lessons at 14 The enthusiasm for singing grew bigger and more dominant. So the parents finally said yes to their daughter's heartfelt wish: At 14, Beatrice was allowed to take singing lessons. To a certain extent, the "high C" were appearances at popular festivals and the composition that Nella Martinetti wrote for her: "Tanti baci". Even so, father and mother insisted that their daughter do a proper apprenticeship. Beatrice decided to become a hairdresser. In 2005, even before the final exam as a hair artist, Beatrice wanted to know: The 17-year-old took part as a singer at the “Alpenschlager Festival” in Engelberg OW - and came in second. There, country king Carlo Brunner, who sat on the jury, became aware of the cheerful teenager with the pretty voice. The thoroughbred musician then composed a few songs for the young woman with the strong charisma. The highlight in the life of the singer Beatrice Egli so far is her participation in the "Grand Prix of Folk Music 2007". At that time she won the Swiss final together with Lys Assia, the grande dame of Schlager, and the song “Tell me, where do the angels live” (music: Tommy Mustac, text: Dani Kalt) and qualified for the international qualification in Vienna . Another highlight in 2009 was an appearance in Andy Borg's “Musikantenstadl” with the fresh and cheeky song “Lipstick”. In order to be able to learn even more for a career on stage, Beatrice Egli decided to do additional training after completing her vocational qualification - in Hamburg: In autumn 2011 she graduated from the state-recognized Drama School in Hamburg with honors. She sees her future on both the singing and the acting stage.

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The company Beatrice Egli on Hardturmstrasse 130 in 8021 Zürich is listed on Yellowpages.swiss. Latitude and longitude coordinates for Beatrice Egli are: 47.393777 and 8.5122194. The unique identification number of this portrait is YPW-278668.

The company Beatrice Egli is listed in the branch Art - Culture. The company Beatrice Egli offers its services in the following categories: Music, Music group, other products or services according to the company's purpose.

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