The Bibles of Twang | zh

Wilhelm Furtwängler (1886–1954) was a German conductor and composer. He is most famous for his performances of Beethoven, Brahms, Bruckner, and Wagner. He was also a champion of modern music, and was known to give performances of thoroughly modern works. Furtwängler had a unique conducting technique. Video recordings show him making awkward, gawky movements like a medium in a trance. .

Some of the information taken from his Amiga Music Preservation interview page, (http://amp.dascene.net/detail.php?view=5078&detail=interview): Mortimer Twang, real name Lukas Nystrand, is a Swedish musician known for his tracked music. He was born 4/29/1975. Among his other handles are Sweet Mortimer Twang, Fresh, Velvet Jones, Tony Baretta, Dominque Simple, Meanwhile Uptown as well as others... He composed in many different styles with a definite emphasis on jazz and chiptunes. His 1990's Amgia work can be found at: http://www.mono211.com/modsoulbrother/ And his newer releases under the aegis of the Ageema Music Club, (usually as Lukas Nystrand), are available at: http://www.skylined.org/ageema/ .

There are two artists with this name 1. An indie rock band from England 2. A country band from Germany 1. The Twang are an indie rock band from Birmingham, England, formed in 2001. The band have released four studio albums - Love It When I Feel Like This (2007), Jewellery Quarter (2009), 10:20 (2012) and Neontwang (2014). Comprising vocalist and guitarist Phil Etheridge, bassist Jon Watkins, vocalist Martin Saunders, guitarist Stu Hartland and drummer Matty Clinton, the band garnered national acclaim when the influential NME magazine produced an article on music acts in the West Midlands (which also featured...