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Neun Welten

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Active from
  
2002

Record label
  
Auerbach Tonträger

Genre
  
Rock


Albums
  
Destrunken, Vergessene Pfade, Auf ewig Wald, Dämmerung - Die Destrunken Demos, Valg

Similar
  
Tenhi, Empyrium, Dornenreich, Orplid, October Falls

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Neun Welten (meaning Nine Worlds in German, which relates to the nine worlds of Norse mythology) is a German music group primarily incorporating instrumental acoustic, traditional folk and dark folk in their music. Nature, forests, aspirations – these words cross the mind, if you listen to the sound of Neun Welten. The musical style is composed of dark folk, dreamy but also playful melodies and classical elements. The point of main emphasis of this young band from Halle and Leipzig is the acoustical orchestration. The sound carry off the audience in a calm atmosphere full of harmony and melancholy.

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In 2005, Neun Welten was designated for the German Folk Award "RUTH 2005" in the Newcomer category.

In 2007 they went on tour with Finnish band Tenhi and Dornenreich/Elane.

The band also contributed their song Pan to Prophecy Productions' multi-artist compilation Whom the Moon a Nightsong Sings, published in 2010.

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As of 2011, Neun Welten have revealed they are working on new material, but the release date of a third full-length album remains unconfirmed.

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Line-up

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  • Anja Hövelmann - recorder, clarinet
  • Aline Deinert - violin, piano
  • David Zaubitzer - acoustic guitar, cello
  • Marten Winter - drums, percussion
  • Meinolf Müller - acoustic guitar, jaw harp

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    Songs

    ValgVergessene Pfade · 2006
    NebellandVergessene Pfade · 2006
    FrosthauchDestrunken · 2009

    References

    Neun Welten Wikipedia