Georg Pranger

Georg Pranger is an Austrian classical wind instrumentalist, born in 1988. He is renowned for his work on the euphonium and has played with various ensembles such as the Ars Antiqua Austria and the Trompeten Consort Innsbruck. His educational background includes studies in bass trombone at the Mozarteum Salzburg and euphonium at the Leopold Mozart Center in Augsburg. Georg Pranger is celebrated for his contributions to the development of the euphonium in Austria, and he holds prominent positions as Solo Euphonium with the Championship Section Brass Band "R.E.T. Brass Band" and the "Bläserphilharmonie Mozarteum Salzburg". He has also performed with the Rundfunk Sinfonieorchester Berlin and is a Besson Performing Artist.

Georg Pranger has released notable albums, such as "Austrian Colors," which showcases his skill accompanied by piano and brass band. His work as a performer and educator includes adjudicating national and international competitions, giving workshops, and inspiring young musicians. Recently, some of his notable releases include "Austrian Colors" and others such as "Crystal Brass - Emotions in Brass," though specific details about the latter and "Lookin' For Telemann" are not well-documented in the available sources.