Eberhard Blum

Eberhard Blum (1940–2013) was a German flautist and visual artist known for blending the worlds of music and visual art in a unique continuum. Born on February 14, 1940, in Stettin (now Szczecin, Poland), Blum experienced significant upheaval in his early life during World War II, which influenced his artistic journey. He became a prominent figure in avant-garde and modern classical music, recording numerous solo and ensemble albums that showcased his dedication to new music by American, European, and Japanese composers. Blum’s work extended beyond just music, as he was also a respected graphic artist, intertwining his visual creativity with his musical expression throughout his career.

Blum's contributions to contemporary music included interpretations of graphic scores and collaborations with influential composers, cementing his reputation as an innovative and experimental musician. His discography reflects a commitment to the avant-garde genre and a continual exploration of sound and form. Eberhard Blum passed away in Berlin in 2013, leaving behind a legacy that bridges sound and image in compelling and imaginative ways.

Genres

Avant-garde

Japanese Classical

Minimalism

Chamber Music

Experimental

Latest Release

Erhard Grosskopf: SprachKlang

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Vinko Globokar

Ep - 4 Tracks - Released September 4, 2020