Composer and producer Christian Rønn

Christian started playing guitar and piano at an early age, but it was not until 1992, a few unfulfilled years at university and a few long trips to India, later, that he started his studies at the Royal Danish Academy Of Music in Copenhagen, with organ and piano as his major instruments. Here he further developed his great interest in improvisation, a task that becomes more and more rare in the world of classical music.
Improvisation gradually opened the way to composing, and when Christian graduated in 1998, he bought his first Akai 3200 sampler, bought his first computer, started writing and producing electronic music and scored his first documentary “Et liv under jorden”(Koncern/ DR).

Christian quickly became fascinated with the process of combining music and visuals, and contiued writing and producing electronic music for his own projects. Over the years Christian has written and produced lots of tracks featured on some of the biggest compilations in the downbeat genre (Buddha Bar, Nirvana Lounge, Siddhartha amongst many others).

In 2005 Christian put out his first soloalbum under the name “Ganga”. It is out on “Music for Dreams”. Since then, three more Ganga albums are released on his own label Flinc Music and Gangas tracks features on over 100 compilations worldwide.

Over the years came more filmwork, and the first feature film scored was Fritz Langs “Metropolis”. The score was performed live at Roskilde Festival 2004 at the “Metropol Stage”. It featured amongst others Hanne Boel.
In 2005 Christian scored another classic – Buster Keatons “Steamboat Bill Jr.” and again performed it live on Roskilde Festival 2005.

 The year after, in 2006, Christian and Peter Peter (ex. Sort Sol) scored Sergei Eisensteins "Battleship Potemkin"  Peter Peter. The score was recorded, and the finished product received 5 and 6 stars in all major film magazines and newspapers. (Read Review)

Christian considers himself to be a true musical camelion, and is involved and interested in many different kinds of music. Hence the diversity in his production.

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