Andrea Neumann (born 1968, Freiburg) is a German experimenter who developed an "innenklavier" approach—working directly with the piano's strings and frame—and creates minimalist pieces between abstract electronics and concrete music. She performs solo and in collaborations and has been involved with the Phosphor collective.

Studied classical and jazz piano; reduced the piano to an "innenklavier" (frame, case and strings); works solo and collaboratively; collaborations mentioned in reviews include Toshimaru Nakamura, Lionel Marchetti and Radu Malfatti; released the album "4 Questions".

German experimenter Andrea Neumann (b.1968, Freiburg) reduces the piano to an "innenklavier" and works between abstract electronics and concrete music. She performs solo and in collaborations, valuing dialogue and role-crossing. The provided review discusses the album "4 Questions" and her collaborative projects.

For:Listeners of experimental, electroacoustic, minimalist and improvised music

 She took her favorite instrument, the piano, and reduced it to the essentials. Materially. Away with the keyboard, away with the pedals, away even with the hammers; what remained was the "innenklavier": the frame, the case, and - at the center of it all - the strings.

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