Adelbert von Deyen

Adelbert von Deyen (Oct. 25, 1953 — Feb. 13, 2018) was a German electronic musician who released eight albums between 1978 and 1987 on Sky Records.

Adelbert von Deyen was born on October 25, 1953, in Süderbrarup.

Sternzeit

Adelbert von Deyen released his debut album, Sternzeit, in 1978 on Sky.

A. “Per Aspera Ad Astra” (25:30)

B. “Sternzeit” (24:00)

Nordborg

Adelbert von Deyen released his second album, Nordborg, in 1979 on Sky.

A. “Moonrise” (21:18)

B. “Iceland” (20:00)

Atmosphere 

Adelbert von Deyen released his third album, Atmosphere, in September 1980 on Sky.

A1. “Time Machine” (5:00)
A2. “Silverrain” (4:30)
A3. “Atmosphere Part 1” (11:04)
— a. Sunrise
— b. Altitude Flight
— c. Astralis

B. “Atmosphere Part 2” (21:44)
— a. Skywards
— b. Spaces of Infinity
— c. Crystal Clouds
— d. Voices of Inifnity Dawn

August 1979 – June 1980

Adelbert von Deyen – keyboards, synthesizer, producer, recording engineer, mix engineer, composer, arranger, design
Lars Hidde – mix engineer, mastering engineer
Urs Amann – painting
Wolfgang Lindner – drums

Eclipse

Adelbert von Deyen released his fourth album, Eclipse, in 1981 on Sky.

A1. “Eclipse Phase 1” (3:40)
A2. “In the Fog” (3:28)
A3. “They and I” (2:52)
A4. “Evil Ways” (1:23)
A5. “Eclipse Phase 2” (4:37)

B1. “Eclipse Phase 3” (7:43)
B2. “Atomic Age” (2:33)
B3. “Eclipse Phase 4” (3:09)
B4. “Day by Day” (3:25)
B5. “Eclipse Phase 5” (1:41)

Planetary

Adelbert von Deyen released his fifth album, Planetary, in 1982 on Sky.

A1. “Jupiter” (5:14)
A2. “Mars” (2:50)
A3. “Saturn” (3:24)
A4. “Earth” (5:03)

B1. “Mercury” (3:40)
B2. “Uranus” (2:47)
B3. “Pluto” (3:28)
B4. “Neptune” (4:23)
B5. “Venus” (3:30)

Discography:

• Sternzeit (1978)
• Nordborg (1979)
• Atmosphere (1980)
• Eclipse (1981)
• Planetary (1982)
• Live (1984)
• Impressions (1985)
• Dreamdancer (1987)

Sources:

• Discogs: Adelbert von Deyen
• ProgArchives: Adelbert von Deyen
• RYM: Adelbert von Deyen