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2017 in European music
Overview of the events of 2017 in European music From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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2017 in continental European music in geographical order.
Events
- 11 January – Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, Germany, is opened with a concert by the NDR Elbphilharmonie Orchestra, the NDR Chor and conductor Thomas Hengelbrock.[1]
- 13 May – Final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 takes place in Kyiv, Ukraine.[2] It is won for the first time by Portugal, represented by Salvador Sobral with the song "Amar pelos dois".[3]
- 8 September – Eurovision winner Salvador Sobral gives a farewell concert, prior to being admitted to hospital in the hope of receiving a heart transplant.[4]
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Scandinavia
Top hits
Netherlands
Ireland
- Main article for Irish music in 2017
UK
Germany
Switzerland and Austria
France
Italy
Eastern Europe/ Balkans
Musical films
- Love and Bullets (Italy)
- Dalida (France)
- Jeannette: The Childhood of Joan of Arc (France)
Deaths
- 4 January – Georges Prêtre, 92, French orchestral and opera conductor[5]
- 13 January
- Anton Nanut, 84, Slovenian conductor[6]
- Jan Stoeckart, 89, Dutch composer, conductor and trombonist[7]
- 16 January – Gerd Grochowski, 60, German opera singer[8]
- 18 January – Ståle Wikshåland, 63, Norwegian musicologist (blood clot)[9]
- 20 January – Frank Thomas, 80, French songwriter.[10]
- 21 January – Veljo Tormis, 86, Estonian composer[11]
- 22 January
- Jean Georgakarakos (Karakos), 76, French music producer[12]
- Jaki Liebezeit, 78, German drummer (Can)[13]
- 27 January – Henry-Louis de La Grange, 92, French musicologist, biographer of Gustav Mahler[14]
- 28 January – Alexander Tikhanovich, 64, Belarusian pop singer (Verasy).[15]
- 31 January
- Deke Leonard, 72, Welsh rock guitarist (Man)[16]
- John Wetton, 67, British bassist (cancer)[17]
- 7 February
- Svend Asmussen, 100, Danish jazz violinist[18]
- Loukianos Kilaidonis, 73, Greek singer-songwriter[19]
- 8 February – Tony Särkkä, 44, Swedish multi-instrumentalist (Abruptum, Ophthalamia)[20]
- 11 February – Jarmila Šuláková, 87, Czech folk singer.[21]
- 17 February – Peter Skellern, 69, English singer-songwriter (brain tumour)[22]
- 21 February – Enzo Carella, 65, Italian singer-songwriter[23]
- 27 February
- Jórunn Viðar, 98, Icelandic pianist and composer[24]
- Eva Maria Zuk, 71, Polish-born Mexican pianist[25]
- 3 March – Misha Mengelberg, 81, Ukrainian-born Dutch jazz pianist and composer[26]
- 5 March – Kurt Moll, 78, German opera singer[27]
- 6 March – Alberto Zedda, 89, Italian conductor and musicologist[28]
- 9 March – Barbara Helsingius, 79, Finnish singer, poet and Olympic fencer [29]
- 9 April – Stan Robinson, 80, British jazz tenor saxophonist and flautist[30]
- 18 April – Frank Dostal, 71, German music producer and songwriter[31]
- 19 April – Pat Fitzpatrick, 60, Irish keyboardist (cancer)[32]
- 27 April – Eduard Brunner, 77, Swiss clarinetist[33]
- 1 May – Erkki Kurenniemi, 75, Finnish musician[34]
- 2 May – Péter Komlós, 81, Hungarian violinist[35]
- 8 May – Mary Tsoni, 30, Greek actress and singer (Dogtooth)[36]
- 9 May – Robert Miles, 47, Italian electronic dance musician and record producer[37]
- 22 May – Zbigniew Wodecki, 67, Polish singer, composer and musician[38]
- 6 June – Sandra Reemer, 66, Dutch singer (breast cancer)[39]
- 11 June – Corneliu Stroe, Romanian jazz drummer and percussionist, 67 (heart attack)[40]
- 22 June – Gunter Gabriel, 75, German singer, musician and composer[41]
- 2 July – Chris Roberts, 73, German schlager singer (cancer)[42]
- 3 July – Rudy Rotta, 66, Italian blues guitarist and singer[43]
- 5 July – Pierre Henry, 89, French composer[44]
- 9 July – Paquita Rico, 87, Spanish singer and actress[45]
- 13 July
- Giannis Kalatzis, 74, Greek singer[46]
- Egil Kapstad, 76, Norwegian jazz pianist, arranger and composer[47]
- 19 July – Barbara Weldens, 35, French singer (electrocuted on stage)[48]
- 20 July – Andrea Jürgens, 50, German schlager singer (kidney failure)[49]
- 23 July – Thomas Füri, 70, Swiss violinist (I Salonisti)[50]
- 26 July – Paul Angerer, 90, Austrian conductor, violist, composer, and radio presenter[51]
- 8 August – Pēteris Plakidis, 70, Latvian composer and pianist[52]
- 9 August – Marián Varga, 70, Slovak organist and composer[53]
- 20 August
- Margot Hielscher, 97, German singer and film actress[54]
- Wilhelm Killmayer, 89, German composer, conductor, and lecturer[55]
- Nati Mistral, 88, Spanish actress and singer[56]
- 24 August – Aloys Kontarsky, 86, German pianist[57]
- 25 August – Enzo Dara, Italian opera singer, 78[58]
- 27 September – Joy Fleming, 72, German singer[59]
- 2 October – Klaus Huber, 92, Swiss composer and academic[60]
- 8 October – László Aradszky, 82, Hungarian pop singer[61]
- 3 November
- Gaetano Bardini, 91, Italian opera singer[62]
- Václav Riedlbauch, 70, Czech composer, pedagogue and manager, Minister of Culture (2009–2010)[63]
- 9 November – Hans Vermeulen, 70, Dutch singer and musician, winner of Golden Harp[64]
- 12 November – Michel Chapuis, 87, French classical organist and pedagogue[65]
- 24 November – Clotilde Rosa, 87, Portuguese harpist, teacher and composer7[66]
- 30 November – Zé Pedro, 61, Portuguese guitarist[67]
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