
| 1953 | born in East Germany Studies Cello with Frau Lorant, a Cello player at the Philharmonika Hungarica in Marl. |
| 1975 | Debut as an actor in : "Faust", a Circus Maximus Production in Marburg |
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1976 |
Studies
Pantomime with Lindsay Kemp at Covent Garden and Jazzvoice /Jazzdance at the Ovalhous Theater London |
| 1978 | Tours Germany with the Circus tent-theater Hundertfleck |
| 1980 | Starts studying No-play at the Kongo No-School in Kyoto and Shakuhachi with Izu Hiroshi, master of Tozan school |
| 1985 | Debut at the Kongo N0-Theater
with : "Musume Dojoji" (original dance) Teaches actors and singers at the "Traditional Theatre Training" inKyoto organized by Utaka Michishige of the Kongo N0-School and J.Salz, (sponsored by the Japan Foundation.) |
| 1986 | Plays in Aztecs Dream at the Sound Symposium in St.John's,Newfundland |
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1987 |
Solo-conzerts at Schlachthof Freiburg. Monsun Theater Hamburg, and Packhaus Theater Bremen. |
| 1993 | Composes "Tauta" for three Celli, Guitar, Shakuhachi und No-chants on CD "TAUTA" |
| 1994 | Plays for the brother of theTenno mikasa no miya his original "TAUTA" |
| 1995 | Concert Tour"Global Rider Meeting"with Okura Shonosuke through Japan und China. |
| Autumn 1997 |
Organizes from now on every year the international Musicfestival "Kawaramono" in the mountains north of Kyoto, which was broadcasted by the NHK TV |
| 1998 | Session with Gert Anklam, a saxophon player from East Berlin. On air in Radio Berlin (Rias) and NDR Hamburg. |
| 1999 | Participates at the komuso gathering at the Shitennoji Tempel in Osaka with "San-An" after Watazumi Do Roshi. |
| Sommer | Tours Germany with Guitar player Nakamura Yoshimitsu and Japanese drum (Taiko)-player Iwakichi Yamashita |
| Herbst | Is on NHK Radio Kyoto |
| 2000 | Works as a reporter for the NHK TV Osaka |
| 2001 | Release
ot the CD "Begegnung" for Live Conzert in German Ambassy
in Tokyo (with Kakei Masaru, classical guitar) |
| Is working now on his new Album "DE-AI", and lectures about the "zettai-no-MA" in Japanese Culture in Japan and abroad. |