Gleisberg, Rüdiger

Artist: Nostalgia
P: 2007
Nostalgias 3rd album again shows the band in another light. It is an instrumental album in electronic style, where Grassows "spiritual ambient" drones and Gleisbergs classical orchestra-sounds are melded together in a perfect melange of surprising and tenseful ethno-electronica.
 

Artist: Peter Mergener & Friends
P: 2020
MARE NOSTRUM is the Latin term for our sea. As a free continuation of the music for the mystical night of bread and games in Trier (composed especially for it at the time: Nox Mystica and Vitam aut Mortem), this album was created on the theme of our sea. It appears again under the project name Mergener et Amici, and once again highly esteemed musicians have participated. Mare Nostrum is also the name of the supercomputer that is installed in the Torre Girona church in Barcelona and that creates calculations for research worldwide. The ocean as the origin of all life and man as the highest earthly form of life and his creativity find a mystical musical combination here. Mergener et Amici means mergener and friends: Alquimia, Rüdiger Gleisberg, Michael Wald and Anton Zinkl contributed.

Artist: Rüdiger Gleisberg
P: 2008
Airplay on CD with german language and the new music played by Rüdiger Gleisberg.

Artist: Rüdiger Gleisberg
P: 1993
The second CD by Gleisberg once was released on the Bernd Kistenmacher label.

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Artist: Rüdiger Gleisberg
P: 1994
Limited Edition to 333 pcs. All copies hand-written, numbered and signed by Rüdiger Gleisberg.
This CD is a kind uf musical journey for fans old and new. Having been encouraged to re-release inZeit - outZeit on CD.
I deciced to put together a compilation from my existing catalogue, but including some previously unreleased tracks, and remixed version.
inZeit - outZeit was inspired by Marcel Proust's great work "A la rechèrche du temps perdu". It was written in 1986/87, and released on cassette by SHINX, based in Switzerland.
Dream Operator is a part of the soundtrack of the film "Busstop 3.11" (R. Gross/M. Raabe), originally recorded in 1989, and remixed 1993 with Jens Hausmann on guitar.
Samadhi was written in 1988 after experiencing a session in an isolation tank (published by Biocybernetic).
Initiation Ritual (first Version of Initiation Ceremony/BAKTUN) and Erotica Exotica complete this work.
all songs are composed, arranged and performed by R.G., except inZeit - outZeit/part 6, composed by Harald Gleisberg and R.G.

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Artist: Rüdiger Gleisberg
P: 1997
The little shrub “Damiana” (Tumera diffusa) is found in Mexico and South America. There it is very popular not only for its yellow-orange blossoms and its beguilling fragrance: First of all “Damiana” is the plant of love. It consumed as tea or substitute for tobacco it develops an aphrodisiac and mentally stimulating effect.
“Damina” also inspired German composer Gleisberg to the concept behind his new album: This is the musical expression of his pantheistic philosophy of life, his universal love to people, animals and plants. Gleisberg’s love of nature is also reflected in the classically trained musicians sensitive and multi-faceted compositions.
The unique style and sound of Gleisberg has developed over a period of ten years, duringwhich he has released several internationally acclaimed solo-albums, written movie-soundtracks and played with groups such as SOLITAIRE and ARCANUM. In his music symphonic structures, orchestral soundscapes, romatic moods and tender folky touches blend into a harmonic unity.
With “Damiana” Gleisberg once more offers an album for connoisseurs of electronic instrumental music.
 

Artist: Rüdiger Gleisberg
P: 2009
Airplay on CD with german language, produced by Rüdiger Gleisberg.

Artist: Rüdiger Gleisberg
P: 1999
This Gleisberg albums deals with the ancient Greek myth of paradise of peace, the island of the blessed souls.
The classical harmonies and symphonic sounds of his compositions radiate an aura of warmth, serenity and security. They invite the listener onto a journey through his inner self.

Artist: Rüdiger Gleisberg
P: 2001
After his first two albums for Prudence, "Damiana (1997), which was hailed a "masterpiece" by the press, and the romantic "Elysium" (1999), classically trained composer and music educator Rüdiger Gleisberg offers the world an album, on wich he lifts his totally unique, multifaceted and extremely sensual personal style to a new peak.
Gleisberg, who even succeeded in Hollywood with his soundtrack contributions to the blockbuster movie "Blade", creates in his tracks a new kind of modern electronic chamber music, which combines the lush beauty of the baroque era with contemporary achievements. On the other hand, the deeply spiritual and sensual music on "Fragile Fairytales" is miles away from the sterile and sometimes depressive coolness of many trendy electronic music releases. In his rare interviews Gleisberg, aged 36, sometimes refers to Tangerine Dreams, Vangelis oder Yes as the heroes of his youth and his musical idols, but observers from outside often find influences of Philipp Glass oder Roger Eno in his style. But most of all Gleisberg is a rare and precious original in a world of soundalikes.

Artist: Rüdiger Gleisberg
P: 2011
After the recordings, Ludmilla Karetzkaja, 1st violoncellist of the Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra of Odessa said:
"It was a totally new and very interesting experience recording those pieces. I never would have thought that contemporary music from Germany could be that emotional. I feel honoured to have been allowed being a part of this recording.
This is a very symphonic/orchestrated music.