album · August 29, 1992
Tibetische Klangschalen II
Infinite Fog ProductionsSee this day
ambientnew wave
This 1992 album from Klaus Wiese features extended explorations of Tibetan singing bowls, creating a deeply immersive and resonant ambient experience. The release showcases Wiese's mastery of sustained tones and subtle harmonic shifts.
- "Tibetische Klangschalen II" was released on August 29, 1992, by Infinite Fog Productions. The album falls within the ambient and new wave genres, reflecting a period of diverse electronic music exploration. Wiese's work often incorporated elements of minimalism and meditative sound design.
- The recording features the distinctive timbre of Tibetan singing bowls, processed and layered to create a rich, evolving sonic tapestry. Wiese's approach emphasized the natural resonance and overtones of the instruments.
- This album is part of a larger body of work by Wiese that focuses on sonic textures and deep listening, often associated with meditation and relaxation.
Klaus Wiese was a German ambient and electronic musician from Berlin. He was a pioneering figure in the German electronic music scene, particularly known for his work with drones and meditative soundscapes.
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