Markus Steiner (4)

Life Steiner grew up in Lebring, South Styria, up to the age of 18. There he attended the local music school as a child. In 1989 he moved to Upper Styria, where he graduated in 1993 from the Liezen Federal Academy of Commerce. After training as an academically certified insurance clerk at the Karl Franzens University in Graz, he switched to private radio Antenna Styria after a successful admission procedure, where he worked as a news anchor for four years. Musical career After appearing on the ORF show "The Great Chance" in 2012, Steiner was contracted by producer Walter Wessely in 2013. This was followed by the publications of the self-written titles "So nah", "1000 miles", "No second time", "We celebrate this life", "There I am at home", "My second self" and the title "Let them fly “, the official anthem for the Ski Flying World Cup 2016 at Kulm [1]. The performance of the official World Cup song, a duet with the Song Contest representative and Starmania winner Nadine Beiler [2], was not only for the opening of the World Cup on Kulm on January 14, 2016 in front of thousands of people in the Kulm Stadium and an audience of millions in Broadcast television live, with him Steiner also reached number 1 in the Austrian Airplay charts (determined by Music Trace Austria / Pl. 1 / Chartwoche 2/2016). On October 28, 2016, Steiner released his debut album "Ewglich". He was voted “Styrian of the Year 2016” in the Entertainment category by readers of the Kleine Zeitung. As a composer he wrote for Monika Martin (2013: album "Behind every window" / title: "Like a poem" - text and music; 2016: album "Longing for love" / title: "How grateful I am" - text and . Music), 2014 for the second album by Voxxclub (album "Ziwui" / title: "Almkatz" - Text) [3], which reached number 5 in Germany in the album charts, number 7 in Austria, and for the 2018 one Album "Duets" by Michael Hirte. On July 27, 2019, Markus Steiner performed with his title "In front of your door" at the summer open air of "When the music plays" in Bad Kleinkirchheim, which was broadcast live on ORF and MDR.