Kristina Bach

Kristina Bach is a German Schlager and full Opera singer, lyricist, and music producer.

K. Bach is noted for her 3 ½-Octave (f=1:8) vocal range.

Bach was 13 years old when she won her first talent contest.

She later studied vocal music and dance as well as piano and guitar.

In addition, she took drama courses, after which she hosted a number of television programmes.

Her singing career began in the early 1980s when she was discovered.

At the end of the 1980s a number of other hits and television appearances followed.

She issued her first single in 1983 and had her first hit in 1984 with a remake of the schlager "Heißer Sand" (a 1962 chart topper for Mina).

Her big break came in 1990 with the Jean Frankfurter-penned song "Erst ein Cappucino".

She has won the Deutsche Schlagerparade six times.

At the beginning of the 1990s, Bach discovered the singer Michelle, for whom she wrote and produced her first hit.

In 1993, Bach appeared on the American Billboard charts with a dance version of "The Phantom of the Opera", which spent several weeks in the Top 20.

Bach participated in the 1994 Deutschen Schlager-Festspielen, coming in fifth with her song "Matador", while her protégé Michelle came in second with "Silbermond und Sternenfeuer".

Another artist that Bach discovered and promoted was Jeanette Biedermann.

She also wrote the lyrics for the huge hit "Atemlos durch die Nacht" sung by Helene Fischer.

1997 saw Bach sing a duo with Drafi Deutscher, "Gib' nicht auf".