Klepper - Der Du Die Zeit in Handen HastJochen Klepper was a German writer, poet, and journalist who lived during the early 20th century. The son of a Lutheran minister, he initially studied theology at the University of Breslau, but dropped out to become a radio journalist in Berlin before being ostracized by the Nazis for his marriage to a Jewish woman. His writings were largely Christian. His works are the focus of this new release, as well as writings by other Christian authors

and for demo material it's excellent

the LP is a collection of 11 meticulously crafted cuts which see him draw from a deep pool of personal influences

It is like two people connecting with one another in music and in conversation when they either know each other very well or have forged a special bond for some other reason

Benoit Blue Boy/ Les Tortilleurs - Parlez Vous Francais

his touring families and friends in some places that hold special memories for him

of the Grande messe des morts

CD booklet features tour photography by Peter Staessens

His early Cello Concerto was followed in 1952

The music on this release comes from four cities

The pair's self-titled debut album is the perfect conglomerate between seemingly incompatible sounds

projecting a really sensitive

conducted by Risto Joost