Broekhuis, Keller + Schoenwaelder

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder
P: 2018
LTD
This is a recording of the session held at the B-Wave Festival 2015. And the rehearsal at the B-Wave concert in nov. 2017.

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder feat. Raughi Ebert & Thomas Kagermann
P: 2010   
The DVD includes the complete concert show from 7th February 2010 and some interesting views beside the concert and the musicians. The CD will include three tracks from the Repelen concert 2009, a prev. unreleased track from our studio sessions for the "Repelen 3" CD, an excerpt from the Repelen concert 2010 and a surprise: Gerd "Der Laborant" Wienekamp hands on BK&S. One track from our concert recordings ­ remixed by Gerd Wienekamp.
DVD Recorded during a concert at Dorfkirche Repelen at 7th February 2010. Running time: 95 minutes
Track 1 is recorded in October 2009 at Detlef´s place in Moers.
Tracks 2 and 3 are recorded live at Dorfkirche Repelen at 7th February 2010.
Tracks 4, 5, 6 and 7 are recorded live at Dorfkirche Repelen at 18st January 2009.

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder
P: 2008 / 2013
All tracks composed, arranged and played by Bas Broekhuis, Detlef Keller & Mario Schönwälder.
"The Streets of Culemborg" and "Do you remember the king?" are recorded during a concert at NGK church in Culemborg/The Netherlands on 1st March 2008.
"Do You Remember The King?" is a hommage from BK&S to KS!
"Berlin Bei Nacht", "Kreuzberg", "Berlin ..." and "... Im Frühling" are recorded during a concert at Ballhaus Naunynstrasse in Berlin/Germany on 4th April 2008.
"Mysteries Of A Full Moon Night" is recorded during a concert at Toskana Therme in Bad Sulza/Germany on 16th August 2008.
Audio recordings by Frank Rothe & Gerd Wienekamp.
Audio mastering by Gerd Wienekamp.
Filmed by Marika & Thomas Fanger.
 

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder 
P: 2009    
With BLUE, BK&S dives deep into their world of sound and rhythm.
All recordings where made during several concerts in 2007 and 2008.
Each missed concert from BK&S is one missed concert to much.
Good, that their trip will be continued...

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder feat. Raughi Ebert & Thomas Kagermann
P: 2006    
Recorded live at Dorfkirche Repelen at 16th January 2005 by Klaus “Cosmic” Hoffmann-Hoock.
All tracks exept “The diminished song” composed, arranged and performed by Bas B. Broekhuis, Raughi Ebert, Thomas Kagermann, Detlef Keller and Mario Schönwälder
“The diminished Song” composed, arranged and performed by Bas B. Broekhuis, Raughi Ebert, Thomas Kagermann and Detlef Keller.
Background music for the slideshow: “Visual” composed, performed & recorded by Raughi Ebert & Detlef Keller, November 2005

Bas B. Broekhuis - drums & percussions
Raughi Ebert - acoustic & electric guitar
Thomas Kagermann - violin & voice
Detlef Keller - synthesizer, laserharp & sequencer
Mario Schönwälder - synthesizer, sequencer & rainstick

This release from 2006 features 60 minutes of tastefully dreamy electronic music.

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder feat. Raughi Ebert & Thomas Kagermann
P: 2002    
This release by the well-known trio Bas Broekhuis, Detled Keller and Mario Schönwälder is a double live album, which sees the musicians play with Raughi Ebert (electric and acoustic guitar) and Thomas Kagermann (violin) during a concert on January 20th 2008 at the Dorfkirche Repelen.
The second disc comprises five tracks recorded at concerts at the same location in January 2006 and 2007, plus a recording of a rehearsal of the complete band.
This release from 2008 features 146 minutes of gripping electronic music.
Disc 1 was recorded live at Dorfkirche Repelen on January 20, 2008. Disc 2 features live and rehearsal tracks from performances at Dorfkirche Repelen in 2006 to 2007.
Joining Bas Broekhuis, Detlef Keller and Mario Schönwälder are Raughi Ebert (on guitar) and Thomas Kagermann (on violin).
This release adds lively guitar and energized violin to the percussion-enhanced pastiche of layered electronics, resulting in tuneage that is as vigorous as it is dreamy. Twinkling electronics generate a spacey foundation of undulant passages with streaming harmonics of noble character.

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder 
P: 2019
Fantastic new sequencertracks played by the 3 brilliant musicians.
Recorded during a one-week meeting in February 2019 on Dennhornshof in the middle of Germany.

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder
P: 2012
This third part of the colour series is made in the studio and not like the other two recorded during live sessions. Here we find more rhythmic driven sequencer tracks in the usual Berlin School style of the 3 artists.

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder feat. Raughi Ebert & Thomas Kagermann
P: 2010   
After more than 15 years and a lot of amazing live recordings Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder release the first real studio album. In colloboration with Raughi Ebert (guitars) and Thomas Kagermann (violin and voice) and with the Höseler Madrigal Chor as special guests on track 4, we have recorded seven tracks in October 2009 at Detlef´s place.

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder
P: 2016
2 Live Tracks from the Repelen show! Long Berlin School sequencer tracks.
 

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller, Schönwälder
P: 2022

Artist: Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder 
P: 2002    
This CD offers a superb dose of powerful electronic music cut with lavish loyalty in the Berlin School style.

Here the last copy!

Artist: Broekhuis, Rothe & Schönwälder
P: 2021
Kontroll-Raum is a new project from Bas Broekhuis, Frank Rothe and Mario Schönwälder. "Check In" is a fascinating synthetic, polyrhythmic album with numerous influences from the most diverse playing styles of electronic and psychedelic music. As with many good albums, at the beginning you are irritated and unsure where it is supposed to take you. But the fascination is there immediately and you find new sounds and rhythms with every new listen. The CD was created in 2020 in times of spatial separation by intensively sending files with individual tracks and fragments to each other as well as countless video phone calls. In this way, a musical work of great density developed over several months. Open your ears and mind and let the three sound tinkerers Bas Broekhuis, Frank Rothe and Mario Schönwälder take you into their sound cosmos.
Somewhere in the middle between the music of Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwald and Filter-Coffee you could settle the sound creations of control room. The sounds are retro-electronic and slightly colder (machine) than those of UCS, but on the other hand also more rhythmic and percussive than the cosmic waves of filter coffee. Sometimes the music is reminiscent of Schulze with drums (such as a little a la "Moondawn" – you can hear e.B. "C9 05-05"), but the sounds on "Check In" work their way forward in a more modern, colourful and with their own character. With various hand percussions, Broekhuis ensures a steady, often rather thoughtful dynamic, which ensures, however, that the expansive and voluminous sound images, or the airy and playful tone-spinning, move forward movingly, swaying cautiously, more nervously tacking and sometimes even rocking subduedly. At the same time, however, the music also exudes this typically spacy-cosmic depth and tonal density, as one appreciates it on albums of the genre.

Artist: RMI, Robert Rich, BK&S u.a.
P: 2015
LTD
This album contains music from the performing artists on the B-Wave Festival. Some tracks were never released before. This Ltd Cd was only sold at the festival.

Here the last copy with an additional book of the festival 2017!

Artist: V/A
P: 2017
E-Scape 2017’ is a collection of exclusive studio and unreleased live tracks from artists performing at the 2017 UK E-Scape Festival. The music is a varied collection of traditional electronic music of the spacey, sequencer style and it all hangs together nicely as a cohesive electronic music album. Glenn Main opens proceedings with the catchy and clearly Jarre inspired ‘Man and Machine’. That leads perfectly into the mysterious ‘Dream Flight’ by David Wright & Carys, who further develop their distinctive and evocative collaborative style.The album goes into experimental space music mode with the exploratory and sequenced ‘Extropic Sound Configurations’ by Modulator ESP, before the gem of a track, ‘Spirit Escaping’ by Peter Challoner weaves its magical spell. We then move into the longest track on the album, the Berlin School inspired, ‘Rythme de croisiere’ by Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder.  Barry Neilsen’s Modal 002 demo, the stunning, drifting ‘Leftie’ follows, showcasing the awesome Modal 002 synth, before the album concludes with an epic version of the old Mark Shreeve classic, ‘System Six’, performed live by ARC.

E-Scape 2017 is sure to appeal to fans of traditional sequencer styled, spacey electronic music.