terje winther - trespasser

Terje Winther is a Norwegian composer and musician that makes music with analog modular synthesizers. In other words: real craftsmanship in wood, metal, analog components and heated solder. These instruments are large electronic systems demanding interconnection of different modules in order to create sounds. Everything is completely open without any preprogrammed patches or sounds. Is it only by combining musical and electronic improvisation that the music is realized.

Trespasser is improvised, sequencer-based music with a clear influence from Jean-Michel Jarre and the Berlin school of electronic music with names like Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze and Ash Ra Temple.
Terje Winther and his band WintherStormer has performed at several festivals like the E-live festival in Holland, The Oslo Synth Festival, Oslo Prog festival and at art exhibitions and vernissages, and Terje Winther has contributed music on many CDs and compilations.
The music on Trespasser has a vivid expression filled with imaginative sounds, lucid rhythms and reminiscences of things both familiar and unknown. This is music with roots in the 1970s, when many bands and musicians wandered around in the corners of rock, making music in the unknown region between electronic noise and the minimalistic riffs of rock.

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