At the tender age of five, in the second half of the 60s
years, a later passion of mine was already beginning to emerge.
My relatives had a magnetophone, simply called a "tape recorder" back then,
which immediately cast a spell over me, not least because for me it was
was a miracle that the voices that had spoken before were now
were on the tape as if by magic.
Now, several decades later, I'm sitting in my recording studio when I hear these words
write down. The leap to my own studio didn't happen overnight,
but was a process that took many years. It was a bit
Any money left over was invested in a new instrument or a piece of equipment.
invested. I also started with a cassette recorder - later there were four
tracks analog, at some point I reached eight tracks digital. Today
the number of tracks is unlimited, provided that the performance of the computer
allows it. But similar to a researcher, it is also the case with a
Musicians - you never stop learning new things or acquiring new skills.
to acquire.
If you follow the path of music consistently, you make music with different
styles and various - sometimes very unusual - instruments
Acquaintance. In my case, it went hand in hand with a certain passion for collecting
and even today, when I am no longer in the prime of my life
A new instrument makes my heart beat faster.
One of the reasons why I don't necessarily join a formation is,
that I simply enjoy playing these instruments. After all, it's about a
certain variety in which you can produce sounds: sometimes a key will be
pressed, sometimes a string plucked or bowed, then back into a
Cylinder blown or beaten on a skin. Every recording session is different,
You reinvent yourself every day.
But since I am an extremely curious person, and not just when it comes to music
political, social and economic issues. Although I
have no offspring whatsoever, I am not indifferent to how we - once we have
have left this planet again. In the course of these considerations
I got to know photovoltaics, among other things, and subsequently also Roland Mösl
with whom I had an interesting dialog from the very first minute - a
A dialog that is far from over...
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