Michael Hoenig & Manuel Göttsching - Early Water (Part 2)---- Johanniterkirche Alte Meister

Michael Hönig came from Tangerine Dream before playing a few concerts with Klaus Schulze and then began working on his first solo work, "Departure from the Northern Wasteland". Göttsching was listening to "New Age of Earth" at the time, which influenced him to use music more radically; the guitarist discovered playing with synths. Göttsching toured France with Ashra and because some concerts were cancelled, he had the time and the opportunity to spend them with joy. There, the current work was created in one go in one evening. It has become a very calm, flowing, harmonious piece that reflects the optimism that swept through the country at the time (1976).

The Johanniterkirche (formerly also known as the Johanniterhalle) is a former church building in Schwäbisch Hall that was deconsecrated in the 19th century. After extensive restoration, it has served as an exhibition hall for paintings and sculptures by Old Masters since 2008. The Johanniterkirche is run as a branch of the Kunsthalle Würth. Works from the Würth collection and special exhibitions are on display.

Die Johanniterkirche (früher auch als Johanniterhalle bezeichnet) ist ein ehemaliges Kirchengebäude in Schwäbisch Hall, das im 19. Jahrhundert profaniert wurde. Nach umfangreichen Restaurierungen dient es seit 2008 als Ausstellungshalle für Gemälde und Skulpturen Alter Meister. Die Johanniterkirche wird als Zweigstelle der Kunsthalle Würth geführt. Gezeigt werden Werke aus der Sammlung Würth und Sonderausstellungen.