At the Hochschule der Künste, Berlin, Frank Lunte studied with Detlef Bensmann and passed his graduate recital with distinction. Subsequently he took part in master classes under Claude Delangle, Jean-Marie Londeix, and Iwan Roth. At the age of 19 Frank Lunte made his solo début with Alexander Glasunov’s saxophone concerto.Together with pianist Tatjana Blome he has released a widely acclaimed four-part CD-Documentation (eda records) with works for saxophone and piano from Berlin and Germany. In 2003 both musicians were honoured with the Andrei Sakharov medal in Moscow.As a soloist Frank Lunte has performed many times with the Chamber Orchestra Berlin under its principal conductor Jürgen Bruns. In 2008 Deutsche Grammophon/UNIVERSAL released his performance of Lars-Erik Larsson's saxophone concerto.Concert tours have taken him throughout Europe, Russia, and to Brazil.Frank Lunte is co-editor of a book to be published in 2014 by the Nicolai Verlag to commemorate the 200th birthday of Adolphe Sax. For the first-ever time in an Urtext edition, he published the Hot-Sonata by Erwin Schulhoff by the G. Henle Verlag in 2018.