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4 de dic. de 2022 · Manuel Göttsching discography and songs: Music profile for Manuel Göttsching, born 9 September 1952. Genres: Progressive Electronic, Krautrock, Space Ambient. Albums include E2-E4, New Age of Earth, and Ash Ra Tempel VI: Inventions for Electric Guitar.
13 de dic. de 2022 · German electronic music pioneer Manuel Göttsching has died at the age of 70. The musician and producer, who was known as the guitarist of the 70s Krautrock outfit Ash Ra Tempel, “passed away ...
6 de jun. de 2019 · As for now, Manuel Göttsching and his wife – a well known film director – have set their minds on a re-working of E2-E4 for the ballet. Collaborating with the director of the Berlin State Ballet, Gregor Seyffert, they have found some games of chess that have been archived from the 1890s and 1900s that lasted roughly an hour.
The official website of Manuel Göttsching. This discography contains all records of ASH RA TEMPEL, ASHRA and Manuel Göttsching, as well as his musical collaborations with other artists. Samplers that contain only (parts of) previously released tracks are not mentioned here.. The aim of this list is to give a summary of his work published on CD/LP.
Provided to YouTube by MG.ARTEarly Water (Part 2) · Michael Hoenig · Manuel Göttsching · Michael Hoenig · Manuel GöttschingEarly Water℗ MG.ArtReleased on: 19...
Conductor – Marc Niemann. Electronics – Manuel Göttsching. Horns – Jens Köhli, Marje Imandt. Liner Notes – MG *. Mixed By – Manuel Göttsching. Photography By – Frank Seifert ( tracks: MG) Producer – Ilona Ziok, Manuel Göttsching. Recorded By [Recording Supervisor For M G] – Markus Schickel. Violin – George Dudea, Josef Ziga.
11 de nov. de 2005 · Packaged in a 4 panel digipak. On inside of digipak: "Musik ist ein Spiegel. Die Mulde sind vierunddreissig Spiegel". Die Mulde (1997) (tracks 1 to 4) Performed and recorded on September 6, 1997 at the Denkmalschmiede Höfgen (close to the river Mulde) to the installation of 34 mirrors R.S.V.P. by Mercedes Engelhardt. HP Litte Cry (2004) (track 5)
