An electronic interpretation of Goethe’s “King of Thule” travels around the world, to be remixed in nine countries on four continents. Producers from the Czech Republic, Russia, Brazil, Greece, Australia, Hungary, Canada, Poland and Belgium create nine versions of this iconic German piece, providing nine remixes of Goethe.rmx:
German/Russian: http://www.goethe.de/russland/GoetheRmx
English/German: http://www.goethe.de/australien/GoetheRmx
All remixes are under Creative Commons License
Do you like Emil Kloztsch’s original interpretation of Goethe’s “King of Thule”? Or do you prefer the remix from Moscow, or rather the one from Canada? And what if your favourite style of music is not represented? What if you can do better?
Well… get involved! Make your own Goethe.rmx! Get the separate tracks and full information about the remix here:
Goethe.Rmx description file:
http://bit.ly/pQFas0
Notes from Emil Kloztsch:
http://bit.ly/oSCxqY
Original song:
http://bit.ly/n1Sl2A
Separate tracks:
http://bit.ly/nTFZ8O
http://bit.ly/qQ63sr
http://bit.ly/oMUXkY
http://bit.ly/pMvmhf
http://bit.ly/pOMQB8
http://bit.ly/qKMRL1
http://bit.ly/rkJbLI
http://bit.ly/rrv8kT
Hey, there! If you make remixes, I’ll play the ambinet ones in my klangboot radio show! ;) ready @klangboot
@ko
Thanks again!
Talking english at my own website … sounds funny :)
Is ne Frage der Zeit und des Rückens :)
Ma guckn ….
those separate tracks are quite big… think i’ll give it a try. did you also make a remix?