Renate Beyer, ZDF-Author Renate Beyer about the film “Abraham - Patriarch of humanity”

[...]I found, the music to Abraham was really succsessful! Partly grandiose cinema music, partly like an arabic road-movie, a bit desert, aspiration, romantic, also spirituality, religiousness and a great dramatic art - the devotement of Isaak is really teriffic! Many thanks for this excellent work![...]

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Bernhard Nellessen, TV director of the Southwestern Broadcasting Station (SWR) about our compositions for the SWR Station IDs and the audio logo

[…] in September 2006 SWR TV commenced with a new design and new programme presentations. The audio logo which you have developed and the composition for the Station IDs have lead to a harmonic and coherent overall impression and are an important part of the recognition of SWR TV.

I would like to thank you for the very good team-work of the past months and your immense flexibility and I wish you further success.

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Dr. Gerd Helbig, Studio Tel Aviv editorial, Israel, about the compositions fort he film “On the tracks of the Gods”

[...]I would like to let you know that I enjoyed your music extraordinarily. It completed the opulent images wonderfully without becoming pushy or dominant. It was the first experience of this kind to me and I would like to thank you. […]

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Markus Schaechter, director of the ZDF, about the CD “Film Music Highlights/Volume 2″

[...]“I compliment you on your CD “Film Music Highlights/ Volume 2”. I am glad to hear that the response of the audience concerning the travel reports and documentaries on Tuesdays is so great that a CD with the music could be released.

The result can be listened to very nicely. I can only agree to Mr. Zahn’s quote to be able to “hear the songs of the Taiga and the dreaminess of untouched nature” – congratulations to this wonderful CD!”

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Joachim Holtz, author and ZDF foreign correspondent in China about the film music „China – Journey through China”

[...]“a great achievement – I thank you for your formidable music for the China films.

You have looked at the people,
You paid attention to the landscape,
You have opened your senses for the atmosphere,
feeling, mood,
you have grasped the moment,
the tension and the quiet of the moment,
the life situation, the light, the season, the country.
Fortunately you have not composed Chinese music. Thank you.”