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Popol Vuh
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Popol Vuh Was A German Krautrock Band Founded By Pianist And Keyboardist Florian Fricke In 1970 Together With Holger Trulzsch Percussion And Frank Fiedler Electronics . Other Important Members During The Next Two Decades Included Daniel Fichelscher And Robert Eliscu. The Band Took Its Name From The Popol Vuh A Manuscript Containing The Mythology Of The Post-Classic Quiché Maya Kingdom Of Highland Guatemala.
The First Album Affenstunde Released In 1970 Can Be Regarded As One Of The Earliest Ambient Music Space Music Or New Age Music Works Featuring The Then New Sounds Of The Moog Synthesizer Together With Ethnic Percussion. This Continued For Only One More Album In Den Garten Pharaos Before Fricke Largely Abandoned Electronic Instruments In Favour Of Piano-Led Compositions From 1972's Hosianna Mantra Forward. This Album Also Marked The Start Of Exploring Overtly Religious Themes Rather Than A More Generally Spiritual Feeling Within The Music. The Group Evolved To Include All Kinds Of Instruments Wind And Strings Electric And Acoustic Alike Combined To Convey A Mystical Aura That Made Their Music Spiritual And Introspective.
Popul Vuh Influenced Many Other Bands From Europe With Their Uniquely Soft But Elaborate Instrumentations That Took Inspiration From Tibet Africa And Pre-Colombian America. They Created Dream-Like Soundscapes Along With Psychedelic Walls Of Sound And Are Regarded As Precursors Of Contemporary World Music As Well Of New Age Music And Ambient Music.
The Band Contributed Soundtracks To The Films Of Werner Herzog Including Nosferatu Aguirre The Wrath Of God Fitzcarraldo Heart Of Glass And The Enigma Of Kaspar Hauser In Which Fricke Appeared.
Florian Fricke Died In Munich On December 29 2001 And The Group Disbanded.
In October 2003 Klaus Schulze Wrote "Florian Was And Remains An Important Forerunner Of Contemporary Ethnic And Religious Music. He Chose Electronic Music And His Big Moog To Free Himself From The Restraints Of Traditional Music But Soon Discovered That He Didn't Get A Lot Out Of It And Opted For The Acoustic Path Instead. Here He Went On To Create A New World Which Werner Herzog Loves So Much Transforming The Thought Patterns Of Electronic Music Into The Language Of Acoustic Ethno Music."
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Biography - Popol Vuh
Popol Vuh Was A German Krautrock Band Founded By Pianist And Keyboardist Florian Fricke In 1970 Together With Holger Trulzsch Percussion And Frank Fiedler Electronics . Other Important Members During The Next Two Decades Included Daniel Fichelscher And Robert Eliscu. The Band Took Its Name From The Popol Vuh A Manuscript Containing The Mythology Of The Post-Classic Quiché Maya Kingdom Of Highland Guatemala.
The First Album Affenstunde Released In 1970 Can Be Regarded As One Of The Earliest Ambient Music Space Music Or New Age Music Works Featuring The Then New Sounds Of The Moog Synthesizer Together With Ethnic Percussion. This Continued For Only One More Album In Den Garten Pharaos Before Fricke Largely Abandoned Electronic Instruments In Favour Of Piano-Led Compositions From 1972's Hosianna Mantra Forward. This Album Also Marked The Start Of Exploring Overtly Religious Themes Rather Than A More Generally Spiritual Feeling Within The Music. The Group Evolved To Include All Kinds Of Instruments Wind And Strings Electric And Acoustic Alike Combined To Convey A Mystical Aura That Made Their Music Spiritual And Introspective.
Popul Vuh Influenced Many Other Bands From Europe With Their Uniquely Soft But Elaborate Instrumentations That Took Inspiration From Tibet Africa And Pre-Colombian America. They Created Dream-Like Soundscapes Along With Psychedelic Walls Of Sound And Are Regarded As Precursors Of Contemporary World Music As Well Of New Age Music And Ambient Music.
The Band Contributed Soundtracks To The Films Of Werner Herzog Including Nosferatu Aguirre The Wrath Of God Fitzcarraldo Heart Of Glass And The Enigma Of Kaspar Hauser In Which Fricke Appeared.
Florian Fricke Died In Munich On December 29 2001 And The Group Disbanded.
In October 2003 Klaus Schulze Wrote "Florian Was And Remains An Important Forerunner Of Contemporary Ethnic And Religious Music. He Chose Electronic Music And His Big Moog To Free Himself From The Restraints Of Traditional Music But Soon Discovered That He Didn't Get A Lot Out Of It And Opted For The Acoustic Path Instead. Here He Went On To Create A New World Which Werner Herzog Loves So Much Transforming The Thought Patterns Of Electronic Music Into The Language Of Acoustic Ethno Music." read less
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The First Album Affenstunde Released In 1970 Can Be Regarded As One Of The Earliest Ambient Music Space Music Or New Age Music Works Featuring The Then New Sounds Of The Moog Synthesizer Together With Ethnic Percussion. This Continued For Only One More Album In Den Garten Pharaos Before Fricke Largely Abandoned Electronic Instruments In Favour Of Piano-Led Compositions From 1972's Hosianna Mantra Forward. This Album Also Marked The Start Of Exploring Overtly Religious Themes Rather Than A More Generally Spiritual Feeling Within The Music. The Group Evolved To Include All Kinds Of Instruments Wind And Strings Electric And Acoustic Alike Combined To Convey A Mystical Aura That Made Their Music Spiritual And Introspective.
Popul Vuh Influenced Many Other Bands From Europe With Their Uniquely Soft But Elaborate Instrumentations That Took Inspiration From Tibet Africa And Pre-Colombian America. They Created Dream-Like Soundscapes Along With Psychedelic Walls Of Sound And Are Regarded As Precursors Of Contemporary World Music As Well Of New Age Music And Ambient Music.
The Band Contributed Soundtracks To The Films Of Werner Herzog Including Nosferatu Aguirre The Wrath Of God Fitzcarraldo Heart Of Glass And The Enigma Of Kaspar Hauser In Which Fricke Appeared.
Florian Fricke Died In Munich On December 29 2001 And The Group Disbanded.
In October 2003 Klaus Schulze Wrote "Florian Was And Remains An Important Forerunner Of Contemporary Ethnic And Religious Music. He Chose Electronic Music And His Big Moog To Free Himself From The Restraints Of Traditional Music But Soon Discovered That He Didn't Get A Lot Out Of It And Opted For The Acoustic Path Instead. Here He Went On To Create A New World Which Werner Herzog Loves So Much Transforming The Thought Patterns Of Electronic Music Into The Language Of Acoustic Ethno Music." read less
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