Staying with Oskar Sala [#2] - Studio Berlin Heerstrasse - 1997

[@peterhomfeldt7287]

Kaum zu beschreiben,diese Hingabe und Liebe für dieses einzigartige Instrument.Wunderbarer Mann. Seine Begeisterung hat er bis ins hohe Alter bewahrt.Ganz toll.

[@wernervannuffel2608]

This is a "gold video" for the history of electronic music and about her pioneers, engineers and "alone on the world"-players of a unique electronic music instrument.

[@GMS267]

It's interesting to hear these stories of the past, one is baffled by how he coped with the workload of performances while still developing the instrument in those early days.

[@gmodunes]

This is most excellent! Thank you for posting this.

[@ltsaudio6390]

Very interesting instrument. If they had these I would get one!

[@susmitnimbhorkar903]

Amazing Video thank you soo much for posting these kind of educational video .

[@neonwind]

Thank you very much for uploading these wonderful insights into the Oskar Sala.

[@TallerdelSebaRehbein]

Amazing!!! greetings from 🇨🇱

[@Audionautas]

Amazing video. Greetings Mr. Trautonist!!!

[@Trautonist]

Audionautas Hi Pablo! Greetings back from north to south. Hope you're doing fine. :)

[@Audionautas]

Hi Trautonist. Next Tuesday I will give a lecture about the story and evolution of the Theremin, Ondes Martenot and Trautonium here in Palma. A really difficult task in one hour only, but I hope to succeed. It will include a lot of videos and pictures. I'll tell you how it was by email soon. Greetings!!!

[@ranggaaji8108]

Trautonium was interesting! anyone know any documentation/website/book/pdf which talking about how to compose for it?

[@thePOLYGIRL]

Wow, thats great ! Another part to have a look inside of Oskar Sala's amazing Trautonium World. Polyhugs

[@FUNKINETIK]

I wonder if Oskar and Gorgio Moroder ever met up? P E A C E : )

[@mannibimmel09]

sound ))

[@NillesFactory]

wann spielt er???!!?!