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There are two artists with this name. The first Andreas Martin is: http://www.brainwashed.com/andreas/ The second Andres Martin is a lutenist who was born in Frankfurt am Main in Germany. He studied guitar with Mario Sicca (Musikhochschule Stuttgart) and Ruggero Chiesa (Conservatorio di Musica Giuseppe Verdi), as well as Anglo–Saxon and Romance Languages and Philosophy at the University of Heidelberg. At the Schola Cantorum in Basel, he worked under the tutelage of lutists Eugen Dombois, Hopkinson Smith and Peter Croton. He has given performances on German and British television and performs at numerous festivals. Andreas Martin's 2004 recording of Bach received...

Andreas Haefliger is a German-born Swiss pianist. Haefliger was born into a musical family, as the son of famed tenor, Ernst Haefliger. He grew up in Switzerland and later studied at The Juilliard School. He has had engagements with many of the major orchestras in America and Europe, having made his New York debut in 1988, and is a frequent performer at the Lucerne and Salzburg Festivals as well as at the BBC Proms and the Wiener Festwochen. .

Andreas 'Sepulculo' Kisser, is the guitarist for the legendary metal band Sepultura. He has also appeared in projects such as No Coração dos Deuses, Sexoturica, Roadrunner United, Quarteto da Pinga and Asesino, as well as having produced Hammerhead's Shadow Of A Time To Be, Necromancia's Check Mate and Sayowa's self-titled second album, Sayowa. He has just released his first solo album entitled 'Hubris I & II' on Mascot Records in Europe. Born August 24th 1968 in São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil to a Yugoslavian mother, from Maribor, Slovenia and a German father, Kisser was originally a roadie for founding vocalist/guitarist...

W. H. Auden Project www.myspace.com/whauden feat. Inga Luhning, voc „Four Weddings an A Funeral“ were luckily ... ... for W.H. Auden. Scarcely any German knew about the English poet before this romantic comedy was re- leased in our cinemas. Since then, his “Funeral Blues” has become fabulus. Andreas Schnermann, the German pianist, was inspired by Auden’s sen- sitive lyric being mentioned with the same breath like Yeats’ or T.S. Eliot’s high-grade poetries. What Auden pre- sents in his work are the peculiarity of everyday life and fleeting but memo- rable moments being smartly served in a both funny and wise...