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| | Contemporary Works Volume 2 by Klaus Schulze |
 | | Klaus Schulze is the undisputed maestro of electronic music. | | | Calming overtones are the keynote for the music on this disc. | | | The personnel on this music are: Klaus Schulze on electronics, keyboards, guitar; Wolfgang Tiepold on cello; Thomas Kagerman on Arabian flute, violin, vocals; Julia Messenger on vocals; Audrey Motaung on vocals; Tobias Becker on oboe, English horn; Mickes on guitar; and Tom Dams on some groove loops. |
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| | KLAUS SCHULZE - "X" |
| | Schulze writes easy-listening electronic music that isn’t always easy to listen to, in that it takes time for his compositions to imbed themselves on the psyche. | | | Schulze's lengthy compositions are a little more diverse on “X&; than many of his more ‘themed’ albums, beginning with the prog-rock via electric guitar and drums of Friedrich Nietzsche and the space age cosmic electronica of Geroge Trakl, before branching out into deeper classical territory on disc two. | | | KLAUS SCHULZE - "X" Revisited Records ~ SPV 085-304042 CD ~ April 2005 |
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| | Techno Guide: Klaus Schulze |
| | Schulze started playing guitar and drums in Rock bands during the 60's and in 1969 was co-founder of the legendary German electronic band TANGERINE DREAM recording the album "Electronic Meditation". | | | A year later Schulze quit the band to join ASH RA TEMPEL with Manuel Göttsching, quiting again to start his solo career as an electronic musician in 1972 with the release of the album "Irrlitcht". | | | In 1974 he took part in a series of improvised albums of Rolf-Urich Kaiser |
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| | Klaus Schulze is without a shadow of doubt one of the most important figures in the development of electronic music, whether it be of progressive nature or not. | | | As should be expected from those in the know, the majority of the music contained by the record reflects a sparse quality of ethereal grandeur, a collection of subtle musical layers and variations that surround constant thematic structures of a predominant mood. | | | The problem here is that Schulze's habit of concentrating on a particular theme during most part of a track can eventually get to be a tad bit too much after listening to seven instrumentals of similar approach, with only "Der Optimismus" to break the mold. |
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| | Klaus Schulze |
| | Schulze graduated to 8-track in 1975 and to 16-track in 1979. | | | The Godfather of German electronic music, Klaus Schulze favoured an all-digital approach to recording during the '80s. | | | Schulze's extensive use of effects boxes lends his music a kind of pulsating, random phase interference, adding to the depth and movement of the sound. |
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| | SONIC CURIOSITY Klaus Schulze: Live @ Klangart |
| | KLAUS SCHULZE: Live @ Klangart, CD 1 and CD 2 (two separate CDs on Rainhorse/Manikin Records) | | | One of the greatest appeals of Schulze's music is the rich humanity of his compositions. | | | This music is brimming with drama and hypnotic potential, as Schulze moves from one crescendo peak to the next, winding his way through valleys of thrilling and thoughtful melodies. |
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| | CMT.com : Klaus Schulze : Biography |
| | The album was Schulze's lone effort with the group, however, as he soon co-founded Ash Ra Tempel with Manuel Gottsching and Harmut Enke, debuting in 1971 with a self-titled record; again, however, the band format appeared to stifle Schulze, and he mounted a solo career a few months later. | | | Born in Berlin on August 4, 1947, Schulze began his performing career during the 1960s, playing guitar, bass and drums in a variety of local bands; by 1969, he was drumming in Tangerine Dream, appearing a year later on their debut LP Electronic Meditation. | | | The 1980s were no less fertile, with Schulze issuing a steady stream of new work in addition to various productions released on his own IC label; Dig It was his first fully digital recording. |
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| | Schulze, Klaus - Miditerranean pads - Groove Unlimited |
| | The title track is the album's shortest at 14 minutes. | | | German electronic music pioneer Klaus Schulze ushered in the '90s with "Miditerranean Pads", his 16th solo album. | | | The entire album is like a symphony with two extended allegro movements (Tracks 1 and 3) and an adagio in the middle (Track 2). |
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| | Klaus Schulze - Dune: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more Music.com |
| | Perhaps it's the absence of percussion or the presence of Wolfgang Tiepold [+]'s cello that elevates the musical discussion, but for the first half of this record Schulze throws his hat in with the modern classical masters of the late 20th century and holds his own. | | | Klaus Schulze - Dune: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more | | | But the bulk of Klaus' existential observations are delivered by a half-singing/half-chanting Arthur Brown [+] in harmony with the electronic music and balanced nicely by the cello. |
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http://www.music.com/release/dune/3
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| | KLAUS SCHULZE - Dreams |
| | Recorded in 1986, this 6-track album (thanks to the inclusion of an added rarity) is both ahead of its time and a regression of its time, it really depends on what synth he was using and how he used it. | | | It’s dreamtime for Klaus Schulze fans, as Revisited Records re-releases his extraordinarily large back catalogue, bolting on additional tracks in the process. | | | The big daddys are yet to come though, two 25-minute Schulze spectaculars, Klaustrophony, and the bonus track, Constellation Andromeda – added here because it wouldn’t fit onto the limitations of the CD format at the time. |
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| | Galactic Travels - 2005 Monthly Focus Log |
| | Before Klaus Schulze started his solo career with the release of his first solo LP "Irrlicht" in 1972, he was instrumental in the development of Krautrock and the Berlin School of electronic music. | | | This month's Special Focus on Klaus Schulze centers around the Deluxe Edition reissues being released by InsideOut Music. |
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http://wdiy.org/programs/gt/playlists/2005/focus05.html
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| | Klaus Schulze |
| | Schulze's style bears the influences of the psychedelic 60's, experimental jazz and rock improvisation, along with some middle-eastern flavor. | | | Early 90's - Schulze records many live concerts, including a concert from the Royal Festival Hall and a concert called The Dome Event. | | | Our music is now accepted by a new generation who does not have the prejudice of their parents; these kids grew up with electronic music of all kinds. |
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| | eBay - klaus schulze, Records, CDs items on eBay.com |
| | KLAUS SCHULZE Picture Music Vinyl RECORD New LP | | | Klaus Schulze + Andreas Grosser 'Babel' '88 LP synth | | | KLAUS SCHULZE picture music New re-issue Kraut rock cd |
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| | KLAUS* SCHULZE Timewind reviews and MP3 |
| | Schulze was in a class by himself at the time, but from the perspective of the present, there are elements that bring down the overall quality of his music. | | | — This album was my introduction to Klaus Schulze back in 1975. | | | — Timewind by Klaus Schulze,released in 1975,is,in every detail and also in just one sentence,needed to describe it as an entire,and album with personality.The classic album of Klaus Schulze, a masterpiece creation,which wins through all of Schulze's 1972-1980 works,overclassed by only one other album. |
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| | Amazon.com: Body Love 2 [IMPORT]: Music |
| | Schulze is a master of the keyboard and this CD is shining example of this. | | | In the official Klaus Schulze page it is stated that Body Love was recorded end of 1976 and released February 1977. | | | The music is more focused, it appears that Schulze had a master plan that he implemented well, everything has been calculated before execution unlike the chaotic random music of TW and IR. |
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| | KLAUS SCHULZE: CONTEMPORARY WORKS 2 (5 CDs $110 | | | KLAUS SCHULZE: CONTEMPORARY WORKS 1 (10 CDs $185 | | | SCHULZE, NAMLOOK, LASWELL: DARK SIDE OF THE MOOG 5 (CD $18) |
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| | Klaus Schulze Discography |
| | Despite releasing dozens of albums over the years, Schulze may be best known to American audiences for his work on Tangerine Dream's debut (Electronic Meditation) and an album with Steve Winwood and Stomu Yamashta (Go). | | | Widely praised among electronic music fans, who rightly regard him as a pioneer, Klaus Schulze remains a mystery to most listeners. | | | His music is more of an acquired taste than Tangerine Dream, better appreciated by listeners who aren't scared off by the intrinsic remoteness of electronics. |
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| | Alternative Rock - X [Bonus Track] - Klaus Schulze free mp3 full albums download |
| | While the sound quality of the bonus track is not up to standard, its musical quality definitely is. This was one of the very few times Klaus had performed live with a full orchestra and to have a recording of this in any form of quality is definitely a treasure. | | | The CD booklet includes new liner notes from Klaus Schulze himself as well as reproductions of some of the photos included in the original LP booklet. | | | Since the introduction of the CD, the "X" album has exsisted in what is pretty much an inferior fashion being mastered from second generation tapes with rather tinny sound quality and several seconds of music edited off the ends of the original tracks. |
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| | smd Review: Klaus Schulze / In Blue (Rerelease) |
| | Klaus also mentions in the sleevenotes that the original recordings were not remastered by himself or that anyone else down the production chain should have been tampering with his music, which is good news indeed after all the little glitches and imbalances of the first batch of re-issues. | | | With the fans in mind Schulze produced an album that pandered to their needs. | | | I take it Klaus had been listening in on Dave Law's rants about CD's total playing times when this set was put together, now featuring as it does three and a half hours of music!!! |
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| | Schulze, Klaus - Audentity (Thunderbolt) - Groove Unlimited |
| | Conclusion: one of the best Schulze albums - difficult, but eminently worthwile. | | | The first of these is the sort of piece which appears on many Schulze albums - a slowly evolving conversation between sequencers, slow harmonic progressions, computerized syncopated rhythms and (in this case) the cello, now and then changing in key. | | | It is inspired by the Georg Trakl novel "Sebastian Im Traum" and is spread out over two CDs. |
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| | Those mail-orders offer also the double CD sampler THE ESSENTIAL 72-93, and all other Klaus Schulze CDs that are available. | | | Neither Klaus nor I could decide which parts to choose for a release, because the whole music is so beautiful, so we did a double CD. | | | These two concerts were among the best concerts of Klaus that I remember. |
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| | Live On Disc: Pink Floyd, Klaus Schulze, and King Crimson |
| | In 1980, Klaus Schulze released his first live LP, recorded during tours in 1976, 1977 and 1979. | | | Klaus creates his whirlpool of sound with great subtlety and grace, not trying to show "flash chops", playing as an equal in the mix. | | | Along with Edgar Froese and Manuel Göttsching, Schulze was a founder of the "Berlin" School of Electronic Music in the 70's. |
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| | En=Trance by Klaus Schulze CD |
| | Originally released 1988 "En=Trance" is Klaus Schulzes 20th album. | | | Recorded in about three weeks in May 1988 and later released as a double album. |
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http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/6843071/a/En=Trance.htm
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| | In Blue: Klaus Schulze Irish & Celtic Music at An Irish Christmas.com |
| | Klaus Schulze first attracted attention as a member of the German progressive rock band, Tangerine Dream. | | | Featuring Klaus’ old friend Manuel Göttsching (Ash Ra Temple) on guitar in both the studio setting and the bonus live recording. | | | If you like Klaus Schulze of 70's - Timewind,Moondawn,Mirage,Body Love - this is your VERY CHOICE!The double disc is fantastic and this time with the bonus CD for a funny price.Don't miss it! |
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| | The Klaus Schulze Discography |
| | This discography contains all of Klaus Schulze's solo records, as well as most of his musical collaborations with other artists on records. | | | Samplers containing only (parts of) previously released Klaus Schulze tracks are not mentioned here. | | | We ourselves do not deal with CDs, but here's a list of dealers that we recommend. |
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| | Browse by Label: AMBIENT WORLD/FAX (GERMANY) |
| | Klaus for the inimitable chords and sequences, Bill for excellent bass and dark-ethno oriented soundscapes and Peter for komplex-energetic rhythms, sequences, intense melodies (and good cooking). | | | This time a combination of alien-choires and arias, typical Schulze chords and basses, Namlook at guitar, spacey sounds and electro-minimalist beat-oriented parts which all build a climax in part IV. | | | The recording sessions took place and the features (as well as the difficulties) of a new studio created a life on their own. |
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| | Klaus Schulze: Originator 06/02/05 |
| | Schulze's catalogue is currently being reissued by Inside Out Music — already released in remastered, enhanced packages are Picture Music (1973), Mirage (1977), X (1978), In Blue (1995), Dig It (1980), En=Trance (1987), Dreams (1987) and the new Le Moulin de Daudet. | | | And Klaus Schulze is certainly one — as a founding member of Tangerine Dream and Ash Ra Tempel, Schulze embarked on a solo career that's resulted in more than 50 releases and legendary innovations. | | | With Kraftwerk playing in town this weekend, I thought it would be the right time to give credit to one of electronic music's founding fathers. |
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| | Klaus Schulze - The Official Website |
| | If they don't have an album in stock and they are not willing to order it, you should try a mail-order company. | | | If you want to know something about Klaus Schulze and his music, the chance is high that the answer is given somewhere in this website. | | | The information in this website is for private use only, for the aficionados (vulgo: fans) of Klaus Schulze's music. |
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| | New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock SA-SF |
| | Cyborg was released in 1973 as a double album, and marks the point at which Klaus Schulze started involving a greater degree of musicality into his synth experiments. | | | Schulze has continuously expanded the boundaries of electronic space music through his entire career, whether with bands such as Tangerine Dream and Ash Ra Tempel, or through his own solo work and vehicles, such as Richard Wahnfried. | | | Schwarzarbeit are a German quartet consisting of Klaus Schroder on electric and acoustic guitars and bouzouki, Jo Post on keyboards, Ralph Hubert on bass and Jorg Michael on drums. |
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| | Galactic Travels - Playlist for August 4, 2005. |
| | Galactic Travels is an electronic, ambient, and space music show, that airs each Thursday at 11:04 pm on WDIY 88.1 FM, Allentown and Bethlehem, PA, 93.9 FM in Easton, PA and Phillipsburg, NJ, 93.7 FM in Fogelsville and Trexlertown, 92.9 FM on Service Electric Cable, and webcasting on the internet. | | | The Vinyl Starter will be from the LP "Outre X Mer EP" by Solar X on Defective Records and released in 1995. | | | The Featured CD at Midnight was "Body Love" on InsideOut's Revisited imprint. |
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http://wdiy.org/programs/gt/playlists/2005/050804.html
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| | Alt.Culture.Guide CD Playlist: Klaus Schulze |
| | Where this wickedness finds its greatest pleasure is with "Klaustophony" where you'll wonder where Schulze gets the inspiration for his lyrics (yes there is singing on that particular track). | | | It's amazing when you think about it, that there is some simplicity involved here when you break it down, yet the way Schulze hinders his notation on this song really intrigues the listener into this tripped out state of mind. | | | As a bonus, a proto-techno cut titled "Constellation Andromeda" is included that flashes arpeggiated melodies, providing a strobe light to the aural sense for almost twenty-four minutes. |
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| | Muzici si Faze - Alte articole - Interview with Klaus Schulze |
| | I compose, I play and I record music for listening, for the enjoyment of the listeners, but not for explaining. | | | What are the parameters of a musical instrument built in accord with Klaus Schulze’s specifications. | | |
you may take this as an anecdote, but back in the 80’s and 90’s, Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream’s music was mostly spread in Romania through Yoga and «transcendental» New Age followers who took the task of promoting these works very seriously. |
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| | The Real Krautrock Story |
| | Still in the early nineties, Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream were the only ones that were mentioned in a British top 100 records list of some sort. | | | This Norwegian man didn't know anything except what was said on the covers of the albums that are in his collection, or what he read by accident in some Norwegian (?) rock magazines. | | | The most funny thing was that a man who is known for literally HATING electronics from about 1974 until recently, Florian Fricke (of "Popol Vuh"), was called THE EXPERT of electronic instrumentation in that magazine. |
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| | Klaus Schulze - The Ultimate Online Encyclopedia |
| | Moonlake - a new Klaus Schulze solo album | | | The website you have just entered is devoted entirely to probably one of the world's best known electronic music performer, coming from Germany - Klaus Schulze, the pioneer and the creator of history of the Electronic Music. | | | Next four re-releases of Klaus' albums available yet this month |
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| | Klaus Schulze interview |
| | Edition") are filled with formerly unreleased music and they are put together and released by ourselves in a limited edition. | | | PSF: In 1992, you were recording synthesizer interpretations of some 'classical' music on Goes Classic with pieces by Schubert, Brahms, Grieg, and Beethoven. | | | PSF: For Miditerranean Pads, Klaus Mueller says 'The first album that shows a new beginning' Would you agree? |
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| | Review: Contemporary Works vol 1 by Klaus Schulze |
| | Throughout the Winter, STAR'S END will be presenting music from the latest release by electronic music's most prolific and influential talent, Klaus Schulze. | | | Contemporary Works Volume 1 is an epic ten CD set which features Schulze's most current compositions and realizations. | | | The ten volumes cover so much musical terrain as to make it impossible to adequately describe the contents in this brief review. |
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| | Manikin SynGate Ashra Klaus Schulze |
| | The label started with the release of the 10-CD Boxed-Set: Klaus Schulze - Contemporary Works 1, which contains NEW studio recordings. | | | On 1st October 2000 Klaus Schulze launched a new label: Rainhorse - a sublabel of Manikin Records. | | | Klaus Schulze - 10 CD Box Essential Extracts |
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| | Rhapsody Music: Download, Listen, Play & Burn Klaus Schulze |
| | Click here to start listening to Klaus Schulze and thousands of other artists FREE for 14 days with Rhapsody Unlimited. | | | Rhapsody Music: Download, Listen, Play and Burn Klaus Schulze |
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| | Mixmaster Morris Music I Like Krautrock Artists Klaus Schulze |
| | Klaus Schulze is one of the grand old men of electronic music, well known of course as a member of Tangerine Dream but also in Ash Ra Temple. | | | Revox A77 + speed control x 2 for echo | | | Compact 'A" phaser built by Klaus Schulze 'special voice computer'? |
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| | Essential: 1972-1993 by Klaus Schulze CD |
| | This CD is a collection of Klaus Schulze's Virgin CDs, and of course this CD is part of "The New Age Essential Series: Mike Oldfield and Klaus Schulze" it only includes those two Space Rock artists like Mike Oldfield and Klaus Schulze. | | | "Dresden Five" - the 5th dresden concert of Klaus Schulze. | | | Crazy analogue man just goes on and on? |
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http://cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/1020387/a/Essential:+1972-1993.htm
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| | Bill Laswell Discography |
| | Pete Namlook & Klaus Schulze : all sounds; Bill Laswell (3) : additional sounds. | | | Obscured By Klaus 1/ Part 1 (Namlook,Schulze) 5.01 2/ Part 2 (Namlook,Schulze) 7.25 3/ Part 3 (Namlook,Schulze,Laswell) 19.01 4/ Part 4 (Namlook,Schulze) 6.37 5/ Part 5 (Namlook,Schulze) 3.43 6/ Part 6 (Namlook,Schulze) 8.10 Recorded at Klanglabor, Traben-Trarbach/Mosel, Moldau Musik Studio and Greenpoint Studios, Brooklyn, New York Produced by Peter Kuhlmann | | | Part 1 (4:59): Namlook (?) starts us off with a nice dark sequence, which provides Klaus with the basis for his deep Klaus-y chords to enter. |
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| | Yesterday/Tomorrow Records is a label dedicated to the classical side of ambient and the ambient side of classical music. | | | Silence 2 (includes a new track called "What is Time?") | | | P.N., Klaus Schulze and Bill Laswell (III, VII) |
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