Klaus Kreuzeder [SEP] place of birth
Klaus Kreuzeder
Klaus Kreuzeder (4 April 1950 in Forchheim, Germany – 3 November 2014 in Munich, Germany) was a German saxophonist.
Life.
Klaus Kreuzeder was born in Forchheim, Germany in 1950 and grew up in Altdorf near Nuremberg. Since contracting Polio at the age of one and a half years, he was bound to a wheelchair for all of his life, thus also performing live onstage in a wheelchair.
Kreuzeder had a professional music career for more than 30 years. In 1971, he
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In 1999, Leistner's music label Trick Music release a "Best of Kreuzeder"-album. As a proponent of the burgeoning inclusion movement in Germany, Kreuzeder performs six concerts at the Paralympics in Atlanta in 2000.
In 2002 Klaus Kreuzeder becomes a member of the band and often appears with them year round. Notable performances include a concert at Bellevue Palace (Germany) for the German Federal President. Band leader Nemec had risen to popularity due to his part as detective chief superintendent "Ivo Batic" in