Frank Duval

Tv composer Frank Duval scored several strikes in Germany, including 1979’s “Todesengel” and the next year’s “Angel of Mine.” Blessed in Berlin in 1940, he examined as an professional and dancer, but additionally sang along with his sister, Maria. With the ’60s, Duval was also composing music, both orchestral and pop, and his debut soundtrack — for an bout of the German serial Tatort — shown in 1977. Very much busier with structure work through the past due ’70s, Duval also released a few of his recordings through Teldec. From his 1979 debut Die Schönsten Melodien Aus Derrick und der Alte, “Todesengel” became a average hit. Through the ’80s, Frank Duval continuing documenting for Teldec, and he released many soundtracks, in addition to proper musician albums (with periodic lyrical help from his wife, Kalina Maloyer). He strike the German graphs many times, with 1983’s “Methods,” 1986’s “Fans Will Survive,” and 1987’s “IF YOU Had been Mine.”