Wein und Weib, aber kein Gesang im Dorf
(Wine and woman, but no singing in the village)
This song is inspired by the line-up of German band Zara-Thustra.
progressive rock electron
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Story behind the song
For some time I played with the idea to write a composition for a group with at least two or three keyboardplayers and two drummers, a bit like the German group Zara-Thustra, which consisted of: Hermann Weindorf: vocals, keyboards; Berthold Weindorf: saxophone, Clemens Weindorf: French horn, keyboards, vocals; Alphons Weindorf: drums, percussion, vocals; Maximilian Sprenger: keyboards, vocals; and Walter Schwarz: drums, percussion, vocals. I started writing in January 2001 and ended my work in July the same year. It doesn'n sound like Zara-Thustra, but in a way it's always a challenge to work with some limitations, like a fixed set of instruments. On the other hand it has also its advantages to write something without any limitations.
