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Manfred Rürup (* 1951 Deutschland) ist ein Fusion - bzw. Krautrockmusiker, der sich unter anderem mit Bands wie Tomorrow’s Gift (1970–1972) und Release Music Orchestra (1974–1979) einen Namen gemacht hat.
Manfred Rürup (born 1951) is a German musician, he played in fusion and krautrock bands, and also composed radioplay music for the Europa label under the collective pseudonym Bert Brac. Nowadays he runs the digital media companies digitalmusician.net and Steinberg.
May 2, 2021 · Manfred Rürup is a German musician who was active in bands such as Tomorrow’s Gift, Release Music Orchestra, and also composed radioplay music for the Europa label. Rürup co-founded Steinberg, but don’t work there anymore. Today he’s active at DM Digitalmusician gmbH. Tomorrow’s Gift released two albums. Their debut self-titled album from 1970 is a heavy progressive rock sounding ...
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Jan 30, 2018 · Tomorrow’s Gift were a German musical collective that released a self-titled, psych-rock double-album on +plus+ in 1970. Three years and a turn toward jazz-rock yielded the sophomoric Goodbye Future on Spiegelei/Aamok in 1973. The band subsequently evolved into the Release Music Orchestra. Members: Ellen Meyer (vocals, ?-1971), Carlo Karges (guitar, percussion, ?-1971), Manfred Rürup (organ
„I met Manfred for the first time at Frankfurt Music Messe in 1986, and our friendship has been continuing for 20 years now. Manfred, together with Charlie Steinberg, built Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH into a worldwide music software company, and spread ASIO and VST technologies that are now widely used as the de-facto standard in the music scene.
Manfred Rürup (born 1951) is a German musician, he played in fusion and krautrock bands, and also composed radioplay music for the Europa label under the collective pseudonym Bert Brac. Nowadays he runs the digital media companies digitalmusician.net and Steinberg.
