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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
=== Early life === | === Early life === | ||
Hnvki was born in [[Brtmu]], [[Kzmr]] to a [[Baphia|Baphian]] father and Kzmr mother. At age 12, he joined the choir of the [[First Treveist Temple (Brtmu)|First Treveist Temple]] in Brtmu, and began taking [[kdtk'i]] lessons shortly afterwards. In 1960, he started teaching himself guitar, inspired by his fondness for the music of [TBA] and [pronoun TBA] backing band [TBA], and one year later he became the rhythm guitarist of a local [[w:Skiffle|skiffle]] band known as [[Przuhhcš]] (''The Firewalkers'', not to be confused with the Baphian rock band [translation] with the same translation). | Hnvki was born in [[Brtmu]], [[Kzmr]] to a [[Baphia|Baphian]] father and Kzmr mother. At age 12, he joined the choir of the [[First Treveist Temple (Brtmu)|First Treveist Temple]] in Brtmu, and began taking [[kdtk'i]] lessons shortly afterwards. In 1960, he started teaching himself guitar, inspired by his fondness for the music of [TBA] and [pronoun TBA] backing band [TBA], and one year later he became the rhythm guitarist of a local [[w:Skiffle|skiffle]] band known as [[Przuhhcš]] (''The Firewalkers'', not to be confused with the Baphian rock band [translation] with the same translation). | ||
=== Career beginnings === | |||
Hnvki joined the classical chamber ensemble [[Classical/Instrumental Association]] (CIA) as a kdtkš'i in 1963. In 1965, he came to [[Srn]] with CIA, where the ensemble performed gigs in various [[w:Ballroom|ballrooms]] in the city. | |||
== Discography == | |||
=== Solo === | |||
=== With Przuhhcš === | |||
<small>Main article: [[Przuhhcš#Discography]]</small> | |||
==== Albums ==== | |||
* [[Together Again]] (1993) | |||
* [[Last Train to Saransi]] (1996) | |||
* [[Live at the Drunken Sparrow]] (2006) | |||
==== EPs ==== | |||
* [[Ballads (Przuhhcš album)|Ballads]] (1962) | |||
==== Compilations ==== | |||
* [[The 'Gbhr Hnvki Collection, Vol. 1]] (1997) contains remasters of various reel-to-reel tape recordings of Przuhhcš between 1961 and 1964. | |||
=== With Classical/Instrumental Association === | |||
<small>Main article: [[Classical/Instrumental Association#Discography]]</small> | |||
==== Albums ==== | |||
* Popular Ballroom Classics (1965) | |||
* [composer]: The Complete [waltz equivalent]s (1966) | |||
==== EPs ==== | |||
* Music of [composer] (1963) | |||
Revision as of 02:53, 14 May 2025
'Gbhr Hnvki (born 19 August 1944) is Kzmr singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and actor. He is best known as an actor for his various roles in the Inforadio Srn Heusikin series, and as a musician for his debut single, [TBD]. He has also been the narrator of the reality show 'Ttrhhmšdi Tthghnu (Strangers to Lovers), as well as its spinoffs, since 2015.
Biography
Early life
Hnvki was born in Brtmu, Kzmr to a Baphian father and Kzmr mother. At age 12, he joined the choir of the First Treveist Temple in Brtmu, and began taking kdtk'i lessons shortly afterwards. In 1960, he started teaching himself guitar, inspired by his fondness for the music of [TBA] and [pronoun TBA] backing band [TBA], and one year later he became the rhythm guitarist of a local skiffle band known as Przuhhcš (The Firewalkers, not to be confused with the Baphian rock band [translation] with the same translation).
Career beginnings
Hnvki joined the classical chamber ensemble Classical/Instrumental Association (CIA) as a kdtkš'i in 1963. In 1965, he came to Srn with CIA, where the ensemble performed gigs in various ballrooms in the city.
Discography
Solo
With Przuhhcš
Main article: Przuhhcš#Discography
Albums
- Together Again (1993)
- Last Train to Saransi (1996)
- Live at the Drunken Sparrow (2006)
EPs
- Ballads (1962)
Compilations
- The 'Gbhr Hnvki Collection, Vol. 1 (1997) contains remasters of various reel-to-reel tape recordings of Przuhhcš between 1961 and 1964.
With Classical/Instrumental Association
Main article: Classical/Instrumental Association#Discography
Albums
- Popular Ballroom Classics (1965)
- [composer]: The Complete [waltz equivalent]s (1966)
EPs
- Music of [composer] (1963)