Name: Diary Of A Common Thread
Brand: Johannes Schmoelling

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VP17162

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2023-04-14

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Johannes Schmoelling

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Electronic

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Viktoria Park

Johannes Schmölling, or Schmoelling, was born in Lohne, Germany in 1950. He obtained a degree in sound engineering in 1978 and began his musical career with the band Tangerine Dream from 1979-1985.
Since 1986, *Schmoelling* has worked successfully as a solo artist and composer for theatre and TV. In 2011, he joined forces with Jerome Froese and Linda Spa to form Loom, a new three-member band in the tradition of Tangerine Dream.
Some similar artists to *Johannes Schmölling* include Robert Schroeder, Edgar Froese, Peter Baumann, Redshift, Software, Ron Boots, Klaus Schulze, Erez Yaary, Neuronium, Peter Mergener, Gert Emmens,
Code Indigo,
Dom F. Scab,
Tangerine Dream,
David Wright,
Klangwelt,
Richard Wahnfried,
Andy Pickford,
Klaus Schulze's U.S.O., 
and Isao Tomita.

Ex-Tangerine Dream keyboardist and current SAW member with a 2017 studio album of melodic, instrumental synth music! "Diary Of A Common Thread" is a beautifully symphonic, vibrant, dramatic, descriptive, mind-picture painting work from the ex-TD keyboardist. This guy really is one of a kind and his music is unique among so many others in the German electronic music field today. Schmoelling's striking synthesizer melodies, bothattacking and sublimely majestic,soar well up-front in the well-structured, panoramic themes on display. The melodic structure of many of these tracks is often reminiscent of his time playing with Tangerine Dream,being as equally attention grabbing now as it was back then - and at times there is even a feel of Vangelis to much of the music! At just under forty minutes, "Diary Of A Common Thread" is not as long as the average electronic music CD these days, but each and every minute is pure quality! This album is packed with listening pleasure and is indeed anothersuperb piece of work from the maestro.

Diary Of A Common Thread

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