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frans friederich Zierikzee, The Netherlands
Frans Friederich studied trumpet with Peter Masseurs and Roy Campbell. From the early eighties on Friederich is involved in a lot of music and bands like Dull Schicksal, Gerd, Recyclopedia and Sonar Lodge. He also made a lot of music for Dutch TV and Radio. ... more
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