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'''Patrick Lindner''' (born 27 September 1960 in [[Munich, Germany]]) is a German [[Volksmusik]] singer.
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'''Patrick Lindner''' (born 27 September 1960 in [[Munich]], West Germany) is a [[Germans|German]] [[Volksmusik]] singer.


==Life==
==Life==
Born as '''Friedrich Günther Raab''', Lindner worked as a [[chef]] before his breakthrough in 1989 when he was second in the [[Grand Prix der Volksmusik]]. He then released various [[single (music)|singles]] and [[album]]s and hosted TV shows such as "Patrick Lindner persönlich" ("Patrick Lindner Personally"), "So ein Tag mit guten Freunden" ("A Day with Good Friends"), and the "Patrick Lindner Show" on [[ZDF]] (until 1998). He also had appearances in movies and series as "Weißblaue Wintergeschichten" ("Wintertime Stories"), "Das Traumschiff", and "Soko Special".
Born as '''Friedrich Günther Raab''', Lindner worked as a chef before his breakthrough in 1989 when he was second in the [[Grand Prix der Volksmusik]]. He then released various [[single (music)|singles]] and albums and hosted TV shows such as "Patrick Lindner persönlich" ("Patrick Lindner Personally"), "So ein Tag mit guten Freunden" ("A Day with Good Friends"), and the "Patrick Lindner Show" on [[ZDF]] (until 1998). He also had appearances in movies and series as "Weißblaue Wintergeschichten" ("Wintertime Stories"), "[[Das Traumschiff]]", and "[[SOKO München]]".


By 1997, Lindner abandoned classical [[Volksmusik]] in order to make more progressive music. By this time, his [[coming out]] and his relationship with manager [[Michael Link]] made him popular in Germany &ndash; newspapers called them a "Germany's top gay couple". They adopted eight-month-old Daniel, a child brought up in an institution in [[Russia]].<ref name="spiegel">{{citation |title=State Seeks to Stop Federal Gay Adoption Rights |first=Christine |last=Böhringer |first2=Markus |last2=Verbeet |periodical=[[Der Spiegel]] |url=http://www.spiegel.de/international/spiegel/0,1518,353942,00.html |date=2005-04-29 |accessdate=2007-09-10}}</ref> Link wrote the children's books "Come I'll show you my parents" and "Adventure Adoption or: a lifetime dream comes true" in order to promote tolerance towards homosexuals. The couple broke up in March, 2005.<ref name="spiegel" />
By 1997, Lindner abandoned classical [[Volksmusik]] to make more progressive music. By this time, his [[coming out]] and his relationship with manager Michael Link made him popular in Germany – newspapers called them a "Germany's top gay couple". They adopted eight-month-old Daniel, a child brought up in an institution in Russia.<ref name="spiegel">{{citation |title=State Seeks to Stop Federal Gay Adoption Rights |first=Christine |last=Böhringer |first2=Markus |last2=Verbeet |periodical=[[Der Spiegel]] |url=http://www.spiegel.de/international/spiegel/0,1518,353942,00.html |date=29 April 2005 |accessdate=10 September 2007}}</ref> Link wrote the children's books "Come I'll show you my parents" and "Adventure Adoption or: a lifetime dream comes true" in order to promote tolerance towards homosexuals. The couple broke up in March 2005.<ref name="spiegel" /> Lindner married his partner (since 2010) Peter Schäfer in 2020.


==Awards==
==Awards==
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== References ==
== References ==
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== External links ==
== External links ==
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[[Category:German folk singers]]
[[Category:German folk singers]]
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[[Category:Living people]]
[[Category:People from Munich]]
[[Category:Singers from Munich]]
[[Category:LGBT musicians from Germany]]
[[Category:German LGBT singers]]
[[Category:German gay musicians]]
[[Category:Gay singers]]
[[Category:20th-century German male singers]]
[[Category:21st-century German male singers]]

Latest revision as of 16:33, 12 February 2024

Patrick Lindner
Patrick Lindner, 2018
Background information
Birth nameFriedrich Günther Raab
Born (1960-09-27) 27 September 1960 (age 63)
Munich, West Germany
GenresVolksmusik
OccupationSinger
InstrumentVocals
Years active1989–present

Patrick Lindner (born 27 September 1960 in Munich, West Germany) is a German Volksmusik singer.

Life

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Born as Friedrich Günther Raab, Lindner worked as a chef before his breakthrough in 1989 when he was second in the Grand Prix der Volksmusik. He then released various singles and albums and hosted TV shows such as "Patrick Lindner persönlich" ("Patrick Lindner Personally"), "So ein Tag mit guten Freunden" ("A Day with Good Friends"), and the "Patrick Lindner Show" on ZDF (until 1998). He also had appearances in movies and series as "Weißblaue Wintergeschichten" ("Wintertime Stories"), "Das Traumschiff", and "SOKO München".

By 1997, Lindner abandoned classical Volksmusik to make more progressive music. By this time, his coming out and his relationship with manager Michael Link made him popular in Germany – newspapers called them a "Germany's top gay couple". They adopted eight-month-old Daniel, a child brought up in an institution in Russia.[1] Link wrote the children's books "Come I'll show you my parents" and "Adventure Adoption or: a lifetime dream comes true" in order to promote tolerance towards homosexuals. The couple broke up in March 2005.[1] Lindner married his partner (since 2010) Peter Schäfer in 2020.

Awards

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Discography

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  • Die kloane Tür zum Paradies (1989)
  • Die kleinen Dinge des Lebens (1990)
  • Weihnachten mit Patrick Lindner (1990)
  • Eine Handvoll Herzlichkeit (1991)
  • Ohne Zärtlichkeit geht gar nix (1992)
  • Träum Dich ins Paradies – meine 18 schönsten Lieder (1993)
  • Liebe ist das Salz der Erde (1994)
  • Meine Lieder streicheln Dich (1995)
  • Weihnachtszeit – Stille Zeit (1995)
  • Herzlich willkommen in meinem Leben (1996)
  • Das Beste aus der Patrick Lindner Show (1997)
  • Himmelweit (1998)
  • Stark genug (1999)
  • Wenn es noch Wunder gibt (2000)
  • Mammamia (2001)
  • Nur das Beste (2002)
  • Halleluja – auf das Leben (2003)
  • Ganz privat – meine schönsten Liebeslieder (2004)
  • Gigolo (2005)
  • Die Sonne ist für alle da (2006)
  • Heute, hier und jetzt (2007)
  • Jedes Herz braucht eine Heimat (2008)
  • Fang dir die Sonne (2009)
  • Schenk dir den Tag (2010)
  • Böhmisch klingt's am Besten (2012)
  • Nur mit deiner Liebe (2014)
  • Mittenrein ins Glück (2016)
  • Leb dein Leben (2018)

References

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  1. ^ a b Böhringer, Christine; Verbeet, Markus (29 April 2005), "State Seeks to Stop Federal Gay Adoption Rights", Der Spiegel, retrieved 10 September 2007
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