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KlassischPhase is a German electronic music project founded by Klaus Schulze in 1977. The project is known for its innovative approach to electronic music, blending elements of ambient, minimal, and experimental genres. Schulze, a pioneer in the electronic music scene, is credited with creating some of the earliest and most influential works in the genre.

The name "KlassischPhase" is derived from Schulze's interest in classical music and his exploration of electronic soundscapes. The project's music often features intricate sound design, atmospheric textures, and a focus on the emotional and psychological impact of sound. Schulze's use of synthesizers and other electronic instruments allowed him to create complex and evolving compositions that pushed the boundaries of what was possible in electronic music at the time.

KlassischPhase's discography includes several influential albums, such as "Timewind" (1977) and "Moondawn" (1979). These works are celebrated for their innovative use of sound and their ability to create immersive and otherworldly listening experiences. Schulze's contributions to electronic music have had a lasting impact, inspiring countless artists and shaping the development of the genre.

In addition to his work with KlassischPhase, Schulze has also been involved in other electronic music projects, including Tangerine Dream and Ash Ra Tempel. His influence can be heard in the work of many contemporary electronic music artists, and his legacy continues to be celebrated and studied by music enthusiasts and scholars alike.