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Umschlag: Sebastian Böcking Umschlagfotos: Hans-Joachim Roedelius, Hilmar Möckel Gestaltung, Satz und Layout: Sebastian Böcking im Dialog mit Hans-Joachim Roedelius Druck: Grasl FairPrint, 2540 Bad Vöslau, Austria. www.grasl.eu Besonderer Dank an Walter Grasl ISBN: 978-3-200-04774-7 . Portraitfoto Webseite: Alex Gonzalez. Hans-Joachim Roedelius
The oeuvre of Roedelius - more than 50 years of constant creativity - has never been fully surveyed. This archive is a work-in-progress discography of most of his collaborations and solo albums. Explore his albums by their year of release or by the labels where they have been published. There is also a database describing his partners, collaborators and projects.
Hans-Joachim Roedelius (parfois écrit Rödelius ), né le 26 octobre 1934 à Berlin, est un compositeur allemand de musique électronique, d' ambient et de musique expérimentale ainsi qu'une figure importante du krautrock. Il est particulièrement connu pour avoir cofondé les groupes Kluster (devenu Cluster ), Harmonia, et Aquarello .
Hans-Joachim Roedelius, (noto più semplicemente come Roedelius) (Berlino, 26 ottobre 1934), è un musicista e compositore tedesco considerato tra i più innovativi esponenti della musica elettronica contemporanea.. Fu cofondatore, assieme a Dieter Moebius, del gruppo musicale tedesco Cluster e del progetto Harmonia. Ha inoltre collaborato con numerosi musicisti e gruppi musicali quali gli ...
Composed By, Recorded By, Performer [Performed By], Liner Notes – Hans-Joachim Roedelius, Tim Story; English Horn – Kimberly Bryden; Photography By [Artist Photos By] – Christine Roedelius; Photography By [Original Photographs By] – Jurjen Drenth; Producer [Produced By], Mixed By, Mastered By – Tim Story
In the extraordinary journey of The Book, Hans-Joachim Roedelius – the man once described by the Chicago Sun-Times as “20th Century music’s best kept secret” – tells his almost unfathomable story, from child actor in UFA films, through forced conscription in the Hitler Youth to eventual cornerstone of contemporary music and art.
Invest a sure-fire chart topping album, and then deconstruct it into art. The second of the Cluster and Eno albums, but this time around Eno takes the lead as After the Heat locates a Borges-ian darkness at the outer limits of pop culture. "We were at the machinery / In the dark sheds that the seasons ignore," intones Eno on "The Belldog" - one ...
