CON DUO by Conrad Schnitzler Double tape cassette concert in a box. Archival reproduction of a cassette concert made by Schniztler exclusively for Music in the Dark concerts at Generator, New York City. Listeners are encouraged to play both cassettes at the same time, as Schnitzler intended the tapes to overlap.

Cassette CONcert (NFF) by Conrad Schnitzler, released 03 July 1. Cassette CONcert (No Fun Fest ) #1 2. Cassette CONcert (No Fun Fest ) #2 3. Cassette CONcert (No Fun Fest ) #3 4. Cassette CONcert (Run-Through) #1 5. Cassette CONcert (Run-Through) #2 6. Cassette CONcert (Run-Through) #3 At the final No Fun Fest, I was honored &; a TBH a bit overwhelmed to have been .

The album charts Mercure’s early experiments with sampling and synthesis, drawing influences from kosmiche and experimental German musician Conrad Schnitzler, and restores the canon of the composer’s arresting dream-music by revisiting her breakthrough material. For the first time in 30 years, Mercure will perform live.

Conrad Schnitzler - (Cassauna - SAUNA; ) phapuntinittestsincpeachoverkderswamwee.coinfo Cassette Program repeats on each side.

Gelb appeared in , but contained recordings from the year , originally released in a limited run on cassette ("The Black Cassette"). The chronology of Schnitzler's solo releases in the s-and even more so in the 80s-resembles a book with seven seals. Schnitzler regularly issued his music on analogue cassette or LP, often on his own as "private releases", without any help from a.

Conrad Schnitzler: Con, LP (Vinyl), Deutschland, , Bureau B (BB LP), reissue, originally released in , Neuware, 21,90 €.

LP version. Bureau B present a reissue of Conrad Schnitzler's Conditions of the Gas Giant, originally released on cassette in The Berlin artist first released these recordings on a small American cassette label. Admirers of the seminal artist Conrad Schnitzler can be found all over the planet, including the USA, of course.

Bureau B present a reissue of Conrad Schnitzler's Con, originally released in Conrad Schnitzler: In the electric garden by Wolfgang Seidel, May " Whilst on shore leave in Düsseldorf, Conrad Schnitzler heard about a professor at the School of Art (Kunstschule) who also accepted students into his class without high school diplomas.