Currents (band)

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Currents
Stroeme Logo.jpg

Streams in Eberhard Schoener's Studio 2019
Streams in Eberhard Schoener's Studio 2019
General information
origin Munich , Germany
Genre (s) Electronica
founding 2015
Website www.stroeme.com
Founding members
Mario Schönhofer
Tobias Weber

Ströme are a German electronics duo that was founded in Munich in 2015 . Members are the professional musicians Mario Schönhofer and Tobias Weber , whose instruments mainly consist of modular synthesizers .

history

The two musicians Mario Schönhofer and Tobias Weber met as part of a solo project by LaBrassBanda front man Stefan Dettl and toured with him from 2010 to 2012. From 2013 they were permanent members of the LaBrassBanda formation . On the European tour the band Mario Schönhofer sat next to a conventional electric bass for the first time a modular synthesizer from Doepfer one. At the end of 2015, Mario Schönhofer and Tobias Weber met with the LaBrassBanda trumpeter Korbinian Weber and played under the name of Banda Beats . In mid-2016, Tobias Weber and Mario Schönhofer decided to leave LaBrassBanda and concentrate entirely on flows . Korbinian Weber's place was taken over by jazz trumpeter Michael Salvermoser . Since 2017, Ströme only play as a duo. Many live performances and a. On BR TV , Ströme made known to a larger audience from 2017 and helped the band to do extensive concert tours at home and abroad.

At a garden party organized by DLD boss Steffi Czerny in late summer 2018, Ströme met the composer and electronics pioneer Eberhard Schoener , who spontaneously made his studio available to them. His original Moog IIIp synthesizer , which he himself brought from Robert Moog's workshop in Trumansburg in 1969 , was also in the Schoeners studio . At the ceremonial handover of the instrument to the German Museum in Munich in 2019 , Ströme played under the direction of Eberhard Schoener together with an ensemble in which Pete York and George Kochbeck participated.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Süddeutsche Zeitung: Iconographic instrument. Retrieved May 18, 2020 .