Biography
Ursula Bogner (b. 1946) is a German musician and composer of electronic music.
Born and brought up in Dortmund, Bogner went to study Pharmacy in Berlin when she was nineteen. She started work at a large German pharmaceutical company, where she had a successful career in tandem with her role as wife and mother. She also developed a keen interest in electronic music, following the work of the Studio für elektronische Musik in Köln, and attending seminars given by Herbert Eimert.
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Her enthusiasm for musique concrète was later joined by that for British new-wave pop, but she kept her own music private. She tried a huge variety of techniques, and when - in the late 1960s - she began to record some of her work on a reel-to-reel tape recorder, it was in a great variety of styles.
Some of her music was finally released on his own label by Jan Jelinek.
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