The piano is not just an instrument; it is a storyteller. My lifelong companion. Each piece holds the memory of a moment in time, of a period in life. Here, I share my personal journey—one miniature, one experiment, one story at a time.

I’m Konrad Spittelberg, 52 years old. Though I’ve always called Vienna my home, I have pursued various interests, building an interdisciplinary background that spans education in Latin and Greek, studies of Mathematics, Physics and Economics and a carreer in Consulting and Risk Management. Sometimes, you might also find me immersed in games of Go, Chess or D&D. 

But only when I’m not making music. Of course. Still then, all of my interests have shaped the way I think — and, in turn, the way I compose.

The instrument of my life is the piano. I play it since the age of six, the first 16 in music school with my dedicated teacher Margarete Gerlach (and also thanks to the city of Vienna to the incredible publicly funded music schools!). My piano playing saw multiyear interruptions due to travel and workload. But in recent years I’ve found the time to pursue my passion again—with renewed joy. I devote many of my evenings to developing, refining and rehearsing my piano miniatures. 

I inhale music wherever I find it. In the echoes of Renaissance motets or contemporary cluster music with my local choir, which I joined 30 years ago. In music running in the background of a fashion store which I Shazaam for later enjoyment. Or live concerts - there are so many gifted artists in the world! 

My music is a dialogue between tradition and exploration. Rooted in classical and romantic traditions, it ventures into jazz, rock, and pop.  I love to experiment—playing with unexpected tonalities, syncopated rhythms, and dynamic contrasts. My compositions often evolve through shifts in tension, rhythmic complexity, and harmonic modulations, sometimes venturing across the circle of fifths. I’m also diving deeper into the art of mastering, an area where I still have much to explore.

If my music speaks to you, I’d love for you to follow my journey. Follow along, share your thoughts—whether in appreciation or in challenge. Music, after all, is meant to be a conversation—and I’d love to hear your voice in it.
Enjoy your time with my music! 
Contact: konrad.spittelberg@gmail.com
Spotify and Youtube: https:\\konrad-spittelberg.carrd.co

all composed and performed by me
https://vascoribeiromorais.bandcamp.com/album/wild-gristle
https://vascoribeiromorais.bandcamp.com/album/fios-de-azeite

I’m Shih-Lin Hung, a composer and sound artist from Taiwan. I explore memory, space, and disappearance through acousmatic and electroacoustic sound.

Open to interdisciplinary, cross-border, and remote collaborations — especially in film and experimental sound work.
Contact: alfredpierrot@gmail.com

If you enjoy my sonic landscapes, you can support my practice here: buymeacoffee.com/shihlinhung
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我是洪世霖，來自台灣的作曲家與聲音藝術創作者。透過 acousmatic 與電聲創作探索記憶、空間與消逝。

歡迎跨領域、跨國與遠端合作，特別是在影像與實驗聲音創作中。
聯絡信箱：alfredpierrot@gmail.com

如果你喜歡我的聲音風景，歡迎透過 Buy Me a Coffee 支持我持續創作：buymeacoffee.com/shihlinhung

Co-founder and DJ at Ecstatic Dance Byron Bay
www.byronbay.dance

kraM Left is Mark Webster with occasional help from Ary Jansen (guitar).
History: The Committee, Bombers, Flak (New Zealand) If (The Netherlands) Teeth, Stiff Liquid, Hip, Decriminate (New Zealand).
Too much is always enough. 
Everything has turned out exactly as I thought it would – unexpectedly.

Thank you for taking the time to listen,  please 'like' my work if you are so inclined, and please comment, I do this by myself, so I appreciate all feedback..
It goes without saying, but no AI or Music Maker here, I'm responsible for every chord, melody and word, mix and master, for better or worse! (I do use VST's and samples)

Thank you all for listening and your incredible comments, I appreciate them all

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