To Trace an Arc
from Ambidextrous Sun by Erik Emil Eskildsen & Bernhard Wöstheinrich
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from Ambidextrous Sun,
released February 9, 2015
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Bernhard Wöstheinrich Berlin, Germany
Bernhard Wöstheinrich elicits meaning from abstraction in electronic music and painting. He has studied graphic design and
has created an eclectic body of work in both graphics and music.
Bernhard speaks in his own musical voice; the musical arc of his work often moves from the curiously beautiful to the beautifully curious.
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supported by 57 fans who also own “To Trace an Arc”
Thank you for this excellent release . This indeed compliments the three earlier releases of soundscapes from the Stickmen concerts . Please keep up the good work .
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Excellent work. I love it. Heavy, weird, noisy and beautiful.
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