Wildner Records is an exclusive label for acoustic music productions, with a particular focus on guitar music. We produce music in the areas of classics, jazz, and world music.
Our musical recordings carefully take the specific acoustic properties of the instruments into account, and differentiate them by styles. This approach lets the music of live shows and studio recordings appear authentic and alive in terms of sound detail and musical experience.
Our cooperation with artists is guided by the principle of mentoring and support. The artistic development of junior talent is a particular priority for us. The mix of mutually supportive, highly talented musicians and international renowned artists has resulted in the lively Wildner Records artist team.
Hermann Hauser Guitarfoundation
Gramophone U.K.: The World´s Greatest
Classical Music Magazine
“Munich-based Wildner Records
is affiliated with the Hermann Hauser
Guitar Foundation, whose aim
is to "support and promote
science and i culture" within
the fields of guitar and lute playing.
If their issuing of this recital is
anything to go by, they're doing
a wonderful job”. William Yeoman,
Gramophone Archive, Awards Issue 2006,
about the Production „Bach meets Monk“."
www.gramophone.net
Telling a story with music and in pictures about the world, the earth and people in particular whilst addressing the issues of balance and living together. Within these stories we as human beings can encounter and understand each other, even without words.
The music was there first and inspired us, also due to the title of “Angel Wings”, to retell an old story about our world, people, existence and becoming.
It is played gently like the beating of a bird’s wing and the sounds of the guitar and also the pictures touch our souls. A form of gentleness that reminds us of the vulnerability of the world, the earth and mankind.
In just the same way that a butterfly in the Amazonas can trigger off a storm in Europe, it is virtually a symbol of the fact that on the day of the completion of this video a volcano in Iceland under the peaks of the Eyjafjalla glacier erupted and paralyzed air travel in large sections of Europe.
A “small” volcano ... the “beating of a wing”?
