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fonitronik Germany
Having a classic music education I came to electronic music when seeing Laurie Anderson’s appearance in German TV in the mid
80ies.
Today I work together with Ralf Hoffmann and Serge Tcherepnin himself to bring back the Serge synthesizer in an improved and more contemporary form, making music electronics instead of electronic music..
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