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1983 erstmals erschienen, hat Berendts These seitdem Hunderttausende Leser fasziniert. Sauerstoffteilchen schwingen in C-Dur, die Halme einer Bergwiese "singen", bei der Photosynthese entstehen Dreiklänge, selbst Sex ist wörtlich verstanden Musik. Joachim Ernst Berendt, legendärer Radiopionier und Autor diverser Standardwerke zum Jazz, befragt Naturwissenschaftler, Musiker, Ethnologen, Kybernetiker, Mystiker und Rationalisten, um dem Klang der Welt auf die Spur zu kommen.

Ein Buch ber das Wlder, Wandern, Klnge und die Wege des Menschseins.Joachim-Ernst Berendt, ebenso ein Meister des Hinterfragens wie ein sinnlicher Wanderer zwischen Worten und Wldern entfhrt die Leser in diesem Buch auf vielen Ebenen der Wahrnehmung in das Thema Gehen und Wandern und Wundern. Das Buch ist kurzweilig, inspirierend und immer wieder berraschend.

Scientists have only recently learned that the particles of an oxygen atom vibrate in a major key and that blades of grass 'sing." Europe's foremost jazz producer takes the reader on an exhilarating journey through Asia, Europe, Africa, and Latin America, exploring the musical traditions of diverse cultures and reaffirming what the ancients have always known--the world is sound, rhythm, and vibration. Berendt's book is alive with his experiences--living in Bali, studying at a Zen monastery in Kyoto, and encountering budding jazz stars in Indonesia, Japan, Europe, and the United States....

The sights and sounds of American jazz In 1959 and 1960, photographer William Claxton and noted German musicologist Joachim Berendt traveled the United States hot on the trail of jazz music. The result of their collaboration was an amazing collection of photographs and recordings of legendary artists as well as unknown street musicians. The book Jazzlife, the original fruit of their labors, has become a collector's item that is highly treasured among jazz and photography fans. In 2003, TASCHEN began reassembling this important collection of material?along with many never-before-seen color...

Bands and blues: The ultimate, evocative jazz-trip through time

In 1960, photographer William Claxton and noted musicologist Joachim Berendt traveled the United States hot on the trail of jazz. Through music halls and marching bands, side streets and subways, they sought to document this living, breathing, beating musical phenomenon that enraptured America across social, economic, and racial lines.

The result of Claxton and Berendt s collaboration was Jazzlife, much sought after by collectors...