Of French-Austro-Hungarian-Israeli family background and based in Berlin, the world renowned Australian-born violinist and composer/producer Daniel Weltlinger has been widely acclaimed by critics and audiences alike for his distinctive sound and improvisational approach in the genres of Gypsy-swing, jazz, klezmer, experimental/free-improvised music and more. He is frequently in demand as a solo recording/performance artist, often in collaboration with an array of top musicians and ensembles in a variety of different formats, and is highly sought after for his technical and musical mastery on his main instrument. He is a graduate of Sydney Conservatorium of Music and has recorded and performed in numerous concert halls and clubs across Australia, Europe and the US with a variety of well-known artists, including Lulo Reinhardt, a German-Gypsy composer and guitarist, and Karsten Troyke, a Berlin-based Yiddish singer/actor. Also, Nadya Golski, an Australian chanteur and 101 Candles Orkestra, and Monsieur Camembert, the critically-acclaimed Gyp-Classical Ensemble Olivinn, and Kenneth Dahl Kn, and Danish bass player Kenneth Dahl Kn, and Danish, Danish, as well as well-classical and Danish, Danish, Danish, and Danish, and Danish, Danish, Danish, Danish, and Danish, Danish, Danish, Danish, Danish, Danish, Danish, and Danish, Danish, and Danish, and Danish, which is based, and Danish, Danish, and Danish, and the Danish, and the Danish, and the Norwegian-classical Ensemble Olivinn, which are both of the critically based, who were both. Rectify Records is his independent record label/webzine/blog. It produced the album ‘Koblenz’, which was nominated for the Best Album of 2015. He also co-leads a variety of ensembles, including the Gypsy-swing group ‘Stachelites’, the Folk-experimental duo ‘The Huns’, which features Taylor Savvy, as well as ‘Zohar’s Nigun’, and ‘, which combine contemporary jazz/e/hip-hop/ja/e/jazz/jazz/e/jazz/e/e/jazz/hip-tom. Weltlinger’s music has been featured regularly on radio and television, including the soundtrack to “Babylon Berlin”, a 16-episode series about crime that was directed by Tom Tykwer, Achim Von Borries, and Henk Handloegten. It will debut on Sky Television Network in October 2017. A number of international companies endorse him. The support of BNP Paribas Australia and the BNP Paribas Foundation Paris has allowed the creation of three recordings that were inspired by the music and compositions of Django Reinhardt, the Belgian-born Manouche guitarist/composer. He is also a sponsor of the DPA microphone producer in Denmark, the US-based Saga instruments, as well as Skyinbow Acoustic Pickups from Scotland. Bruce Maginnis, an Australian producer/composer, has been a co-composer for the international production music libraries Audio Network, Fable Music, Cavendish Music, Focus Music. from www.danielweltlinger.com
