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01. Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - Von Hand
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02. Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - Zack Zack
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03. Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - Fiesta
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04. Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - Hommage á Gaudi
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05. Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - Erotik
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06. Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - Windmill
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07. Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - Alhambra
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08. Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - España
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09. Conrad Schnitzler & Wolf Sequenza - Kastilien
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ARTIST
SCHNITZLER & WOLF SEQUENZA, CONRAD
TITLE
Consequenz II
FORMAT
LP
LABEL
BUREAU B
CATALOG #
BB 403LP
BB 403LP
GENRE
ELECTRONIC
RELEASE DATE
6/10/2022
LP version. Composer and conceptual artist
Conrad Schnitzler
(1937-2011) was one of the most influential figures of the electronic avant-garde in Germany. In 1967/68, the
Joseph Beuys
student founded the Zodiak Free Arts Lab, which became a playground for Berlin subculture. In addition to numerous solo releases Schnitzler was also involved in various band formations not least
Tangerine Dream
and
Kluster
. Representing another of his musical landmarks are the
Consequenz
releases.
Consequenz II
emerged from a collaboration with
Wolfgang Seidel
alias
Wolf Sequenza
, and is the follow-up project to
Consequenz
(BB 121CD/LP) which was a low-budget production that had an overriding aim of liberating music from its elitist circles in a "Beuys-ian" sense.
Consequenz II
returned to the theme with electronic apparatus that professionalized the sound but by no means reduced the fun he found in experimentation.
"... Schnitzler had studied sculpture under Joseph Beuys and the statement echoed his teacher's philosophy: 'Everyone is an artist.' The flyer continued in similar vein: 'ERUPTION are freeing the prisoners from their ivory towers.' Schnitzler viewed art as social practice, not the realm of specialists. Anyone could get involved. You didn't even need to be able to play an instrument. The flyer also announced: 'Members of the audience who bring transistor radios will get reduced admission if they play music on their radios inside the venue.' That was back in 1971, ten years before we produced and recorded the
Consequenz
LP. We included instructions inside the sleeve for setting up just such a project with the minimum of technical fuss, inviting submissions which used the record as a playback tool . . . We had almost resigned ourselves to life in the ivory tower when a letter from a Spanish label (Esplendor Geometrico) reached us, asking for a sequel --
Consequenz II
. It didn't take long for us to decide to accept the offer, encouraged by the fact that we would not have to finance the release out of our own pockets -- as had been the case with the first
Consquenz
. Certain 'secret devices' had materialized in our ivory tower in the meantime. Conrad Schnitzler had purchased an 8-track recorder with money he had earned from 'proper' art. I borrowed various bits of equipment from my band --
Populäre Mechanik
-- including a drum computer, so we could really let rip. The little songs we made sounded much more 'professional' than the cheerfully low budget music of the first
Consequenz
. . . All we needed now was music for the B-side, but our enthusiasm for the borrowed drum computer had waned somewhat. It was always the first track we recorded, which meant that everything else had to follow its lead. The beat itself was singularly unimpressed by what came next. This was an unsatisfactory state of affairs for two players (musicians?) who had begun with free improvisation, with either of the participants able to change the direction of the whole thing..." --
Wolfgang Seidel
, November 2021
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