KS Session by Dream Sequence
On 6th November, 1975, Klaus Schulze played in Trieste as part of his tour of Germany, Italy, and finishing with one night in Switzerland. After this tour finished he bought his Big Moog, so he played for the last time (for quite a while) with the setup that produced the "Timewind" album.
Sofia, Elena and Giulia were there and were so inspired that they raced back to the studio to play their own homage to what they'd heard that night - in their own unique scuola cosmica italiana way.
Tracklist
| 1. | Per amore di Klaus | 21:24 |
Credits
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Emerging from Trieste in 1972, Dream Sequence (Elena Leitner, Giulia Leitner, and Sofia Martini) forged an Italian take on the Berlin School and a true scuola cosmica italiana through Moog synthesizers and ethereal textures. Their legacy is a sonic journey between technical precision and cosmic mystery, an echo of the analog era weaving through cables and constellations before the final silence.