Ulrike Haage
Ulrike Haage, born on December 22, 1957 in Cassel, Germany, is a pianist and
composer. She began her musical journey as an adolescent, singing and playing
guitar in an amateur group. Haage moved to Hamburg to study music and music
therapy, becoming a lecturer at the Musikhochschule from 1985 to 1989. During
this time, she joined Reichlich Weiblich, Germany's first all-female jazz group,
and formed Vladimir Estragon with FM Einheit, which later became GOTO. In 1989,
she joined Rainbirds, a popular pop group, contributing to albums like Two Faces
(1991) and In a Different Light (19...
Woman with a Golden Eye
Rainbirds, Katharina Franck, Tim Lorenz and Ulrike HaageYonder
Everything Falls (Into Place)Rainbirds, Katharina Franck, Tim Lorenz and Ulrike Haage
My Heart Stops at NothingRainbirds, Katharina Franck, Tim Lorenz and Ulrike Haage
Oblivionseekers/Here to GoRainbirds, Katharina Franck, Tim Lorenz and Ulrike Haage
In a Long Long TimeRainbirds, Katharina Franck, Tim Lorenz and Ulrike Haage
That's the Way I Always Felt
Rainbirds, Katharina Franck, Tim Lorenz and Ulrike Haage