Eberhard Schoener ‘Bali-Agúng’ (Harvest, 1976)

byMartin James
December 11, 2025

"The renowned German musician, composer, conductor and arranger had discarded traditional orchestral instruments in favour of the Moog..."

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Eberhard Schoener ‘Bali-Agúng’ (Harvest, 1976)

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Martin James

Ron Geesin ‘Electrosound’ (KPM, 1972)

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Eberhard Schoener ‘Bali-Agúng’ (Harvest, 1976)

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