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SAT September 8, 2018    9:30 pm
Kunstfabrik Schlot, Berlin
Admission: 13/10€
Tim Sund (keys), Simon Rainer (guitar), 
Roberto Badoglio (bass), Diego Pinera (drums)
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Tim Sund´s international quartet goes on a musical journey into the world of contemporary Fusion and Jazzrock. 
The video of the C15 Concert is online, the full concert on Vimeo and the separate clips on Youtube.
On this evening in October 2017 I introduced the new instrument by Nonlinear Labs to the concert stage with my band (4/5 of my new Prog Rock Group Green Desert Tree) Here, a short Trailer!

Tim Sund - C15
Simon Rainer - electric guitar
Alex Will - electric bass
Jonathan Gradmann - drums
At the end of July 2017 I had the pleasure and honour to assemble a great group of musicians in Berlin to rehearse, play and record music by Herbie Hancock´s legendary Mwandishi Band.
The recorded pieces are Water Tortures, Raindance, Hidden Shadows, Ostinato, You´ll know when you get there as well as Butterfly from Hancock´s following group, the Headhunters.
All music and videos were recorded live by Matthias Kloas at Kunsfabrik Schlot, Berlin on July 27, 2017.

Butterfly Effect:
Tim Sund (keyboards, arrangements)
Tom Christensen (tenor saxophone, flute, bass clarinet)
Christof Griese (tenor saxophone, saxello, alto flute)
Christian Kappe (trumpet, fluegelhorn)
Adrian Sherriff (bass trombone, shakuhachi, morsing)
Kai Brückner (electric guitar)
Dirk Strakhof (acoustic & electric bass)
Rainer Winch (drums)
Leon Griese (percussion, drums)
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New Band:    GREEN DESERT TREE
Timo Enders - vocals, guitars
Simon Rainer - guitars
Tim Sund - keyboards
Alex Will - electric bass
Yatziv Caspi - drums

Since November 2015 I´ve been working on new music with four musicians from Berlin.
Stylistically it´s new Progressive Rock in a classic line-up: Vocals & Guitar, Guitar, Keys, Bass und Drums.
Right now we are producing our first album and are preparing for first concerts next spring.
Xenorama: Oneironaut
This clip shows the incrediblle projection on the facade of the castle in Karlsruhe last year.
The young team of artists asked me to write some opening music. So I contributed the first two minutes and I´m impressed myself about the interplay of all the different elements.