German Saxophoneplayer Rocks The EUROS 2024

From music teacher to viral sensation, André Schnura's journey is winning hearts everywhere

Andre Schnura
He loves soccer and playing the saxophone! | © Magenta, Andre Schnura via Instagram

During the excitement of Euro 2024, one man has been stealing the spotlight in an unexpected way. André Schnura, with his German kit and saxophone, is bringing joy to every place he goes by playing popular chart songs. But Schnura's story is as captivating as his music.

From Teaching To Performing

André Schnura used to be a music teacher. After six years at a music school, he lost his job due to a new rule. Instead of letting this get him down, he turned to his love for performing. With a background from ArtEZ University of the Arts in the Netherlands, Schnura was ready to take his music to a wider audience. He had already made a name for himself as an event saxophonist, performing at weddings and other special events. His Instagram profile proudly calls him a "Wedding and Event Saxophonist," and his YouTube channel shows his passion for playing the latest hits.

Going Viral

Embracing the Euro 2024 excitement, Schnura's street performances have gone viral. Fans from Germany and around the world love his music and the joy he brings. His popularity is growing every day, making him a true star of the tournament.

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At 30, Schnura is also a businessman. He and his best friend started a saxophone brand called Stalaxy, based in Haan, North Rhine-Westphalia. During Euro 2024, Schnura is donating 150 euros to the Toni Kroos Foundation, which helps seriously ill children, for every saxophone sold. This generous act has endeared him even more to his fans.

A Bright Future

As Euro 2024 goes on, André Schnura's star keeps shining. His mix of talent, charm, and kindness has made him a favorite among fans and a symbol of the tournament's spirit. Whether he's playing at a wedding, a sports event, or just sharing his music online, Schnura shows how powerful and joyful music can be.

So, the next time you hear a saxophone at Euro 2024, it's probably André Schnura, turning every moment into a celebration.

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