Heinz Reber

Heinz Reber, born in Bern, Switzerland, in 1952, was a composer whose work transcended traditional musical boundaries, blending his background in music therapy with innovative compositional techniques. Reber's career began with his work as a music therapist for psychiatric patients, an experience that deeply influenced his approach to music. He was known for his unique and captivating compositions, including notable works like "Der vierte König" (1983) and "Pestalozzis Berg" (1989). Reber's discography features a range of albums, such as "Cellorganics" and "Mnaomai, Mnomai," which showcase his experimental and evocative style. Beyond his musical contributions, Reber was also a redactor for Radio DRS and worked on various audio and video projects, further enriching his artistic legacy. His music continues to inspire, offering listeners a glimpse into his creative vision and therapeutic approach to sound.