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Joachim Heimbaecher: Mysterious, smooth and elegant piano.

Joachim Heimbaecher was born in Wilhelmshaven in 1960, and received his first music lessons at 9 years of age on the electric organ and subsequently on the classical organ and piano.

After training in the retail sector, he started in 1981 in the Trossingen education sector as a music teacher, which he has continued ever since in Wilhelmshaven. Joachin bagan to compose background music from the age of 11 and was very influenced at a young age by the avant-garde.

He began to disqualify anything that would distract from a dialogue within a melody line. An example of this method of composition can be heard in the piece "Calmness". Later compositional attempts added serial computer music to achieve higher densities. For 15 years Joachim has composed conventionally and it is important to him to achieve an intense tension between harmony, melody and rhythm.

  Joachim Heimbaecher

[Piano Colors by Joachim Heimbaecher]

Piano Colors
Joachim Heimbaecher lives in Wilhelmshaven, Germany.

Tagged as: New Age, Neoclassical, Neo-Romanticism, Instrumental New Age, Contemporary Piano, Daydreaming.

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