Joachim Kühn, Walter Quintus - Get Up Early flac album

Walter Quintus (15 April 1949 in Bremen – 20 February 2017) was a German musician (violin), composer, CMP Records sound engineer and music producer. Joachim Kühn, Walter Quintus - Get Up Early ‎(CD, Album).

Walter Quintus: Bank Of Memory, Garuda, Windhorse и другие песни. Вся дискография, Радио, Концерты, рекомендации и похожие исполнители. 2002 Joachim Kühn, Uli P. Lask, Walter Quintus. Best of Walter Quintus. we've improved your Playlist of the day and other smart playlists. Picking up where you left off. Ready.

Joachim Kühn, Jazz Festival in Ljubljana, Slovenia, 3 July 2014  . Duo, with Walter Quintus (digital sound-board).

Joachim Kühn, Walter Quintus. Joachim Kühn, Walter Quintus - Bank Of Memory 15:07. Joachim Kühn - Dark Sound 04:27. Joachim Kühn - Aline's House 09:10. Joachim Kühn - Insects 02:38. Joachim Kühn - The Garden 06:28. Joachim Kühn - Alba 04:14. Joachim Kühn - Moral 03:34. Joachim Kühn - Footwork 09:01. Download now. English.

Walter Quintus ( born April 15, 1949 in Bremen ) is a German musician, composer, sound engineer and music producer. Quintus studied from 1955 to 1969 violin and was in 1959 concertmaster in youth orchestras. It was followed by many European tours as well as radio and television productions. At the age of 18 years to study with David Oistrakh in Moscow, but he finished his classical studies and founded, together with Thomas Olivier and Lothar Siems, the rock band Parzival. In the early years he worked with commercial musicians and bands such as Rex Gildo, rough cut, Kraan, Kraftwerk, Vicky Leandros, Udo Lindenberg, Lonzo, Jahn Teigen, Otto Waalkes, Roger Whittaker and many others. End of the 70s he produced Rolf and Joachim Kühn. He changed from a commercial to the artistic avant-garde camp.

German pianist Joachim Kühn could have had a career in classical music had he not early on developed an enthusiasm for jazz under the influence of his older brother, clarinettist Rolf Kühn. In the early seventies, he became intensely involved with electric keyboards. Yet, he was always working in an acoustic context along with his work in (electric) bands like Jean-Luc Ponty or Association . His trio with bassist Jean-François Jenny-Clark and drummer Daniel Humair dates back to these early Paris days. In the second half of the seventies, Joachim Kühn immersed himself in the West-Coast fusion scene where he played with musicians like Alphonse Mouzon, Billy Cobham, Eddie Gomez and Michael Brecker