Claude Larson

Claude Larson is the pseudonym of the German electronic musician Klaus Netzle. He was born on April 26, 1926 in Munich and studied composition and singing. In the 80s he became known to a wider public through his work with the ethnic group "Tri Atma ". Out of this collaboration is especially the album 'longing and emphasize harmony '. In 1979 Larson began working wiht the just-developed Fairlight CMI, which allowed the completely new sounds and is considered a forerunner of today's conventional sampling techniques. Other albums from his hand are 'Hill ',' Panorama' and 'River '.

Until the 90s, he published a number of productions, including in the field of film music.