Schnitzler, Conrad

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 2025
LTD150
Like all concerts by CON, this one is unpredictable and always captivatingly beautiful. A masterfully crafted mix of four solo works, all located in close proximity to the RR album itself. There are few such works in the entire discography, and most of them are included in our top 100.

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 1974 / 2013
The silver album is a collection of tracks from Schnitzler's archive, recorded between 1974/75, originally released (on vinyl only) in 2009. It represents Schnitzler's unique and inimitable blueprint for a music of the future, music which still astounds when we hear it today. Now available with 3 more Bonustracks as CD.
 

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 1976 / 2024
Composed for the soundtrack for the film Slow Motion by Karl Horst Hödicke (1976).
Cross-border commuters of all kinds characterized this eventful time. Conrad Schnitzler (born 1937) and Karl Horst Hödicke (born 1938) - both of whom have long been part of the official art canon - were multifunctional artists; They painted, they performed, they sculpted, they made films, and they made music, always on the edge of what was "permissible", but mostly beyond what was considered "modern" in art at the time. Schnitzler, Hödicke and many others defined a completely new avant-garde. How, when and where Schnitzler and Hödicke met is not known.
But it is not surprising that Schnitzler created the soundtrack for Hödicke's film "Slow Motion" (1976). Both artists were cut from the same cloth; for both there were limits only to be crossed. The film "Slow Motion" consists of 14 sequences. For each of these sections, Schnitzler composed music that not only followed the minimalist imagery, but emphasized it in an ingenious way. Schnitzler's musical and Hödicke's cinematic approach were absolutely compatible.
"Slow Motion" is an important document in Schnitzler's entire oeuvre because, on the one hand, it fits seamlessly into the many other publications of his music, but on the other hand, it shows the artist as an equal and constructive co-creator of an experimental sound film. The fact that Schnitzler maintained his aesthetic independence on this project also makes “Slow Motion” particularly worth listening to. And it is definitely a document of the time.

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 2025
Limited edition of 100
This selection of works was originally made by Conrad Schnitzler himself in 2008 for a 100 CD boxset edition planned to be released.
Any universe is infinite and these 100 works are only guides to its central points, allowing you to simultaneously orient yourself and feel lost in its limitlessness. And it was Conrad himself who placed these points where refractions occur and where they have maximum glow. This selection of works creates a vast sound mass suspended in a timeless stasis.
Conrad’s music, being as close as possible to improvisation, often raises the question of what is more important here: regulation and control or random positioning of electroacoustic signals. These 100 hours of electronic symphonies, written between 1990 and 2009, represent a long journey through soundscapes where the listener meets something new while also reflecting on the past.
Factory-pressed CD in matte-finished digipak, limited to 100 copies. 

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler
P: 1973 / 2012
New trance remixes by various artists of the old tracks by Schnitzler, reshaped and remodeled by Ricardo Villalobos & Max Loderbauer.

Artist: Conrad Schnitzler & Jörg Thomasius
P: 1991
This release documents the first collaboration between Conrad Schnitzler and Jörg Thomasius (the second was: "Clock Face"). 18 tracks recorded in 1991. The music sounds like inside a factory and is very experimentell. The release is a limited edition of 500.


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Artist: Conrad Schnitzler & Jörg Thomasius
P: 1992
 12 tracks of their experimental collaborations.  The music is abstract and experiementell. It shows a way through the synthesizerparc of the three experimental musicians.

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Artist: Various Artists
P: 1996
A collection of tracks from different electronic musicians, that play favourite TD tracks in their own style.

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Artist:
P: 1998
LTD 1000
Every TANGERINE DREAM fan needs this! There are more Ex-TD-members on that 2 CD's than on any TD album!  They would fit perfectly in a TD-memorial-super-group! Really good tracks, even the non-TD's!
Some exclusive new tracks are included here.

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Artist: Various Artists
P: 2007 / 2010
LTD 300
First official DVD release. EMtv features 13 track sampler (3 exclusive) by Ricochet Dream artists.