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Andreas Bick
12+ albums
Field Recordingsoundsound artfilmmusik21st century
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Andreas Bick is a composer and sound artist based in Berlin, Germany. He was born in 1964 in Marl, Lower Saxony. In 1983, he moved to Berlin, where he found his way into the rock scene, playing and performing for several years with underground bands. At the same time, he worked as a sound engineer and music producer at various recording studios, among others the model project “Hip Hop Mobil” that he ran for several years. His debut as a composer of film music came in 1996 with the production of the theme music for the television series "Sperling"; the pilot was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize. Since then, he has composed for numerous cinema and television films and for several television series including the extremely successful "Berlin Berlin", which won the International Emmy Award in 2004. Andreas Bick also makes sound compositions and radio play soundtracks for various German radio broadcasters. Between 2000 and 2003, he worked on a triptych of sound art pieces on pattern-forming processes in nature. In 2000, "dripping" was awarded WDR’s Prix Ars Acustica, and in 2002, "windscapes" won the Karl Sczuka Förderpreis. He has composed and produced several other sound art compositions for the Studio Akustische Kunst of WDR and Deutschlandradio Kultur, lately he finished the works "fire and frost pattern" that were awarded the first radio and sound art prize at the Phonurgia Nova competition. "Frost pattern" received a mention at the 35th International Competition of Electroacous
