Hello,
today I will share some rare footage with you. It is the only video recording from my concert in the city of Dresden (Germany) on 5th of august 1989. I played during the "Electronics Live" festival 3 months before the wall came down. So it is a histris recording by many reasons.
For all of you, who wants to listen to the original music in much better audio quality you can find and buy it in my shop on Bandcamp.
The name of the albums is "Dresden 08/89" and "Kaleidoscope".
Enjoy
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Monday, February 22, 2016
Nice memories from the past
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
New CD announced!
Second half of 2013 will be full of activitites and I am happy to inform you, that there will also be a new album right in time to the concerts, which will be released on a new label!
Please read this comment:
"Ron Boots of
"Groove Unlimited" is pretty happy at the moment having signed
famed electronic musician Bernd Kistenmacher to the label. Here's what
Ron had to say about the news:
I am happy to announce we have a new Artist in the Groove Family, and it is none other than
Bernd Kistenmacher
his
new release Utopia should be ready in the 4th Quarter of this year. I
am honored to have such a fantastic artist on my label!! "
The music of "Utopia" will also be presented live at the concerts in Berlin, Muenster and Jena in next autumn. So there is nothing to add to this good news at the moment, except some hot hours in my studio during the next weeks ;-)
Back to you soon!
Monday, March 4, 2013
New concerts in 2013!
Just a short notice at this moment, but I will quickl let you know, that I will give some concerts in Germany this year.
First confirmed date is:
"Planetarium Münster"
November 23rd, 2013, Start: 19.30 End 23.00
The concerts will be presentation of my upcoming solo-album combined with extrodinary fulldome shows.
The concerts are presented by "Roland Germany" and "SynMag".
More informations will follow soon.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Antimatter - On the radio plus interview
"Terry hawke" announces a new edition of his "Hawke Chill Out Sessions" show for upcoming saturday night /sunday morning (march 17th).
If you like to follow, here is the schedule:
- 17. März um 22:00 bis 18. März um 08:00
"The Hawke Presents Yet Another Inter-Stellar 10 Hour Audionique Journey!"
I'm ON-AIR with Donna-Jo Thornton of the 'Morning Breeze' on Saturday's around 8am PDT / 3pm GMT and Sunday's around 9am PDT / 4pm GMT
www.ksbr.org
Phone-Link Interviews:
1. ROBERT SCHROEDER & LAMBERT RINGLAGE @ 11.15pm GMT / 00.15am CET (Sun))
2. BERND KISTENMACHER @ 01.15am GMT (Sun) 02.15am CET (Sun)
3. Donna-Jo Thornton of 'The Morning Breeze' @ 3.15am GMT (Sun) 7.15pm PDT (Sat)
Streaming: http://earth.passionradio.co.uk/ HFM
When On-Air: studio@harboroughfm.co.uk
When Off-Air: terryhawke@yahoo.co.uk
Facebook Comments Page: "HAWKE-FRIENDZ"
'HAWKE CHILL OUT SESSIONS' & 'NIGHT HAWKE':
Saturday & Sunday March 17th /18th 2012
GMT: 10pm Saturday to 8am Sunday
CET: 11pm Saturday to 9am Sunday
EDT: 6pm Saturday to 4am Sunday
CDT: 5pm Saturday to 3am Sunday
PDT: 3pm Saturday to 1am Sunday
'HAWKE CHILL OUT SESSIONS '
Session 1: 'Ambio-Rock Synthonique Vol 2'
10pm to 11pm GMT / 3pm to 4pm PDT
1. Kan'Nal: Gypsy: CD Dreamwalker
2. Dean De Benedictus: Occur: CD Salnaging The Past
3. Robert Plant & Alison Krauss: Rich Woman: CD Raising Sand
4. Laura Mann: Your The Reason I Go On Living: CD Bowties & Tatto's
5. Anubis: Us: CD Sibuna
6. The Orb: High Noon: CD The Dream
7. Porcupine Tree: Phase II: CD Voyage 34
8. Lunar Dunes: As Below: CD From Above
9. Ramp: Tool: CD Oughtibridge
10. Kan'Nal: Desest Flower: CD Dreamwalker
1. Session 2: 'ROBERT SCHROEDER & LAMBERT RINGLAGE SESSION'
11pm to Midnight GMT / 4pm to 5pm PDT
1. Robert Schroeder: Esthetique: NEW CD Esthetique
2. Robert Schroeder: Energizer: CD (see 1.)
3. Robert Schroeder: Neutron Swarm: CD (See 1.)
4. Robert Schroeder: Waiting For You (excerpt): NEW CD Club Chill Vol 1
5. Robert Schroder: I LIke It So: CD (See 4.)
6. Hypnosphere (aka Lambert & Alien Nature: Sleepwalk: NEW CD Within The Whirl
7. Berlin Heritage: Long Journey To Different Temples (excerpt): NEW CD Land Of The Rising Sun
8. Jiannis & Lambert: White Light (excerpt): NEW CD Timeless Vision
Session 3: 'Ambio-Rock Synthonique Vol 1 '
Midnight to 1am GMT / 5pm to 6pm PDT
1. NEW: My Cosmo Tube: aka Sacha Simnovec: Antarctica*
2. Echopilot: Revelation Ridge: Comp CD Bioluminescence
3. Krill.Minima: Kronen Dub: Comp CD (See 2.)
4. Selfish: Easy Mr Palmer: Comp CD (See 2.)
5. Dream Theatre: Anna Lee: CD Falling Into Infinity (Thanks Dorthe!)
6. District 97: Mindscan VI: CD Hybrid Child
7. Vakuum Sounds: A Journey After A Snake Bite: Comp CD (See 2.)
8. Xerxes: Longyaard: Comp CD (See 2.)
9. NEW: Moonloonies: Oort Cloud
10. Altocirrus: The Needle
* Can be found via 'Youtube', 'Soundcloud', 'Bandcamp'. As indeed can many of the other musician's featured during BOTH shows'.
Session 4: 'BERND KISTENMACHER SESSION '
1am to 2am GMT / 6pm to 7pm PST / 8.15pm EST
1. Wild Element: Sonic Space: Comp CD Syntonic Waves Vol 8
2. Jonson: Minimalism Unfinished 2nd: CD (See 1.)
3. Bernd Kistenmacher: They Call It Soup: NEW CD Antimatter
4. Bernd Kistenmacher: It Doesn't Matter: CD (See 3.)
5. Bernd Kistenmacher: Filling The Emptiness: CD (see 3.)
6. Bernd Kistenmacher: Caverns Of Knowledge: CD (See 3.)
7. Bernd Kistenmacher: Acceleration: CD (See 3.)
8. Alpha Wave Movement: Another Time, Another Place: CD Drifted Into Deeper Lands
9. Ian Boddy: Parabolic Excursions: NEW CD Strange Attractors
Session 5: 'Ambio-Vox Synthonique Vol 1'
2am to 3am GMT / 7pm to 8pm PDT
1. Astralfish: Key Rings: NEW CD far Corners
2. Klaus Schulze: High Moon (12 Uhr Nachts): Ltd Edt Bonus Track
3. NEW: Radium88: And Then She Saw Stars: NEW CD Escaping Tomorrow
4. NEW: Darlene Koldenhoven: Remember Me: NEW CD Solitary Treasures
5. Sia: Don't Bring Me Down: CD Colour The Small One
6. NEW: Dan Blanchard feat Nisha Narsai: Transformation: NEW CD Awakenings
7. Spacecraft: The Pick Side Of Echoes: CD Cyberspace
8. Schonwalder & Rothe: Cup 1: CD Filter-Kaffee 101
9. Polaris: Permutations Pt 2: CD Background Stories
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Antimatter - Review on Radio Goethe website
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Radio Goethe
Well, here is another nice review of "Antimatter" on the german website of "Radio Goethe". Music and an interview will follow soon. But for reading it, please click on this "link".
Monday, March 12, 2012
Antimatter is "Album Of The Year" at Radio Jena
The listeners of local radio "Radio Jena" had the chance to elect their "Electronic "Album Of The Year". The result is now online and I am happy to tell you, that"Antimatter" has got place no.1! To watch the complete listing, please click "here" and scroll a little bit down.
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| "Album Of The Year" |
I would like to thank my fans for this kind gesture. This is another motivation to give my best on my next albums!
All the best
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Antimatter - More reviews
"It's sunday. Time is slow..." and of course the moment to share some new reviews about "Antimatter" with you.
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| Plattenbesprechungen |
The first one comes from german blog "Plattenbesprechungen" To read it, please click on this "link".
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| Geiger.dk |
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| Third Dimension Blog |
And finally here is number 3 in the polish "Third Dimension" musicblog, written by "Mariusz Wójcik". You will find the review in polish language, if you follow this "link".
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| Elmuzyca |
And another new review on "Elmuzyca"- blog can be read "here".
Enjoy reading it
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Album Of The Year election on Radio Jena
German "Radio Jena" announces the "Album Of The Year 2012" election for his "Sounds vom Synthesizer" show. Host "Rainer Sauer" presents 10 e.m. albums and "Antimatter" is one of them. The election ends on march 10th. For details please follow this "link" or vote directly "here".
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Antimatter Review on GutsOfDarkness
This is a brandnew review of "Antimatter" on "Guts Of Darkness" webzine written by Sylvain Lupari.
I would like to share the english version here:
"When Bernd Kistenmacher took up with its synths in 2009 he undertook a trilogy cycle that he will call the Trilogy of the Universe. Celestial Movements being an ode for stars and Beyond The Deep a reflection on the Genesis, Antimatter loops the loop with as music theme the reproduction of Big Bang in laboratory and by the fact the foundations of our existence. These 3 albums of Bernd Kistenmacher are bound by a symphonic and electronic fusion where the German synthesist redefines the borders of EM by composing a superb electronic symphony. There where Berlin School has as root only its minimalism approach and its creative synth solos, while the melody and its ethereal layers of mist which cover the beginnings feed the greed of the monstrous orchestrations and its perpetual crescendo. Composed in 1 long piece segmented in 12 segments, Antimatter begins as it ends; with a fine musical source of energy which is going to captivate our interest for the 75 delicious minutes to come.
Alternative waves, a little as oblong electronic beeps, roll such as waves on nothingness’ back. They amass dusts of antimatters and they sculpture the orchestral beginnings of "Rising" which arises from the emptiness of "Preparations" to waltz weakly in the abysses of the cosmos. There where glaucous reverberations flirt with sumptuous momentums of violin of which the curt hits of bows introduce "Caverns of Knowledge". Slowly Antimatter confronts its melodies with the torments of its structures. If the cellos’ riffs from "Caverns of Knowledge" are hard and hatched, the melodic synth breezes, the fragile chords to tones of guitars and the crowd of violins of silk which sing beneath the repetitive knocks of the stubborn cellos testifies of this nuance and this balance between the fragility of both extremes. After a small "Injection" of colourful electronic tones and crisscrossed orchestrations, "Acceleration" begins the first sequenced rhythms of Antimatter. Twinkling and hopping sequences are hooking to the deaf pulsations which amplify their tones under the guise of threatening synth strata. The rhythm binds itself to the strings of cellos ploughed with strength, multiplying tenfold the fury of "Acceleration" which becomes pierced by violined orchestrations while sequences strum very discreetly a tempo which decreases its intensity to let piano notes roam in a brief meditative passage. But the strokes of the bows see to their rhythmic structure. Tearing the oniric approach, they hammer the quixotic strings with passion scarpering the plains of imagination in a surprising crescendo of passion and emotion where the breaths of horns oversize the melodious philharmonic structure of "Acceleration" which ends its orchestral ride in a sumptuous cinematographic finale. This is some great musical art here! The romantic piano of Kistenmacher returns haunting our emotions with the very beautiful "Filling the Emptiness" and its hesitating notes which stroll in a melancholic ethereal mist. A fine melody emerges from it, rocking both our dreams and transporting our feelings but also raising a guiding harmonious line which overflows on the 2nd portion of Antimatter.With its deaf pulsations which resound around tinkled sequences and the harmonic vestiges of "Filling the Emptiness", "They Call it Soup!" espouses the same introductory line as "Acceleration". The sleeping rhythm wakes up little by little to burst with violent orchestral jolts, freeing splendid synth solos which overhang a stubborn rhythm. Piano notes are unfurling on this hatched minimalism approach, pounded by a set of sequenced keys which beat on the same pace, while superb synth solos with more philharmonic tones surround this rhythm which fades little by little in the forgetting before being completely lost in the laboratories of LHC (Large Hadron Collider). "On The Shoulders of ATLAS" is the jewel of Antimatter. Uncertain notes of a melancholic piano trace the introduction. They draw a beautiful melody which resounds in our ears and which clears itself a road up to the soul as the violins and the cellos are supporting its fragility. The strokes of the bows which follow and this kind of tremolos which get free of it crush the listening and paralyze our judgment so much it is beautiful. And suddenly, we toggle in the depths of our feelings with this propensity that Kistenmacher has to juxtapose his orchestral ornaments and these discreet vocalizes in an immense emotional painting where everything becomes confused and nothing else affects the reason. And "On The Shoulders of ATLAS" to progress in a wonderful crescendo, allying this cinematographic approach and this influence of Kistenmacher for Vangelis which encircles Antimatter and which cements all of its beauty. "What’s the Matter?" pulls us in the mazes of the antimatter with synth layers which enlace and merge in a slow waltz without movement. A fine pulsation pierces the silence of immobilism. Its flow adds quite another dimension to "What’s the Matter?" which becomes as musical as mysterious with synth waves which coo of tones as spectral as shrill, before being lost in the curt and violent hatching of the fanciful cellos of "It Doesn' t Matter", whose increasing rhythm is rocked into suave synth solos. And it’s from this evolutionary rhythm that arises "Large Hadron Collider". A rhythm molded in the brisk and brief orchestrations, accompanied by notes of piano and over towered by synth solos and where sequences alternate subtly their strikings and draw a nervous rhythmic which go astray in the ethereal mists and romantic notes of piano, displaying the perpetual duality of the rhythms, the ambiances and the melodies which surround Antimatter. "Where Is Higgs?" concludes Antimatter with a solitary melody played on an electric piano with tones which sound vaguely like a harpsichord. Bernd Kistenmacher reigns in as a solitary master over his trilogy’s finale where nothing gets lost or builds up itself but where everything is of beauty and everything ends like that begun.
Superb! Antimatter is a wonderful album which listens to it as we read a tale or a book of poetry. Throughout its discovery we go deep into the imaginary of Bernd Kistenmacher and its feelings. It’s a powerful album which merges marvellously the electronic and philharmonic approaches as well as the poetic and harmonic aspects. If that would be Vangelis who would have composed Antimatter one would shout to the genius and would vote this album the Rite of Spring. Then, let us make as. Antimatter is a master-piece of contemporary music and it's about time that we recognize the genius of Kistenmacher which has no equal to write music."
Sylvain Lupari
gutsofdarkness.com & synth&sequences.comThursday, March 1, 2012
Antimatter Review
A brandnew review of "Antimatter" is now online on german webzime "Musikzirkus-Magazin". To read it, please follow this "link"!
Friday, February 3, 2012
CERN reports about Antimatter!
Under the title "How neutrons and neutrinos translate into crotchets and quavers", the "CERN Bulletin" - the official press organ of CERN - reports about the creation of "Antimatter" and my cooperation with CERN physicist Rolf Landua.
Antimatter on Sonic Immersion
You can read an actual review of "Antimatter" on Bert Strolenberg's "Sonic Immersion" website. Please read it "here".
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Antimatter - Official Trailer!
Hello together,
I am happy and proud to announce now the official trailer for my upcoming new album "Antimatter".
This is realized and produced by Michel Le Stum, who proves again his big talent as graphist and video-artist.
You can watch it here or on "Youtube" or whereever you want to post the link to.
Feel free to do this.....!
All the best
Thursday, February 17, 2011
New Solo-Albums!
It is time again to talk about my actual work and some plans for 2011.
I am back now at my "IvoryTower" to record and arrange new tracks for two new albums.
One thing is certain: the next album will be released before this summer; aproximately in april or may.
The second album will be finished at the end of 2011.
Both projects need a lot of preparations.
At this moment I will not go too much into details about the upcoming releases, but two things are sure at the moment.
First: the next album will be a thematic continuation of the albums "Celestial Movements" and "Beyond The Deep", but maybe not exactly as you would expect it now.
Second: friend and art-director "Michel Le Stum" will prepare a new trailer for this production; of course with new music.
More details will follow soon.
Keep in touch!
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