schallbauer live - Electronic music meets classic

played 3 of my songs in an old silent film cinema ( built 1929 ) in berlin.

Cello - Sophie Notte
Violin - Jonathan Dreyfus
Guitar - Phil Fast
Cello - Martin Smith

i can manipulate every instrument on the fly with reverb, delay, distortion, filters or looping phrases.

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[andreaswalther]

This is good for a start and I pretty much like that this 'marriage' has taken place. I was kind of waiting for it. For my taste, I'd have given the classical section more room to play and grow. It is so easy for the electronics to overshadow non-electronic instruments. How about a more 'ping-pong' kind of arrangement, like a classical section first (or verse visa) than an electronic section, where they step by step intermingle more and more for the crescendo at the end. Some food for thought. ;o)...

[coreysmith]

Extremely underrated, love the blend of classical with electronica

[secretdecoder]

Amazing textures and sonics. I don't understand why you don't have thousands of subscribers. This is really strong genre spanning electronica.

[Ferny]

Slow progression for my taste, but well done.

Classical tends to have faster progression. And i think it focuses too much on the electronic side, feels more into the trance side of electronic music. But what do i know, im not a composer nor an expert in music.

You are very talented and i can see your skill is tremendous, the melody of your music is aesthetic and inspiring. It makes me feel powerful.

[teentraveler]

_Dude!_
Why haven't I found this sooner!?
All of the musicians here did soooo good.

[zerofox]

3:40 I was expecting Tom Jones to walk on and start singing Delilah 😁

[marioruecker]

Sehr geil Robster und Phil natürlich.. Ich hoffe da kommt noch mehr.. 👌👌👌😍

[brlee]

This was really good and very inspirational. Can’t wait to hear more!

[SpicyViolinist]

This is really cool!!! I have a similar project I'm working on and I'm so glad other people are doing stuff like this 🙌

[dingdong]

This is awesome, i searched "synth classical music cinematic" and was the first result, which was exactly what i was looking for. I've checked your spotify and fell in love. Love the similarities with Apparat

[ilovetech]

this is beyond insane. this is the future.

[ToddHowardWithAGun]

Very cool sound, reminds me of Immediate Music meets Godspeed You Black Emperor.

[iamcallumj]

forgot to post a comment so im gonna do it now, so so so beautiful need more electronic mixed with classical in the world.

[MichalGaborik]

Meine Damen und Herren, this is absolutely brilliant. So Perfect! Thank you very much for this Masterpiece! What an epic project! Thank you!

[ptykozoon]

they should have implemented 15:34 more into the song. it blows out on laptop speakers, but on proper speakers - it's the most satisfying part of the rhythm, this point sounds like where the song should start to get going but instead it ends! the strings (tentative/building up) should fight harmoniously against the bass drop (assertive/resolving) throughout the song imo

[proantisocialmedia]

Not enough views on this...shows where the world is... Come back down from where ever you are and root yourself deep in the sand, only to let the waves crash over you and feel connected again.

[animeOfDarkness]

Trance music snd classical can go together

[kingsman]

Makes you realise just how far ahead of the times ELO were

[justsmile]

amazing & surreal, magical, such spontaneity ✨🎶💕 reminding me of hans zimmer creation, you guys just awesome

[abassalari]

Who is that invisible piano player?
Jokes aside I think I discovered my anti-depressant medicine for which I'm grateful xoxo