Klaus Schulze

Klaus Schulze was a pioneering German electronic musician and composer, known for his immersive and expansive soundscapes. Emerging in the 1970s, he played a key role in the development of electronic and ambient music, blending synthesizers, sequencers, and traditional instruments to create evocative sound journeys. His work often features long, meditative compositions that evoke a sense of space and time, influencing countless artists across genres. Schulze was also associated with the Berlin School of electronic music, contributing significantly to the evolution of the genre. His innovative approach continues to resonate within modern music.