Secret Call by Garden, Ginkgo

Ginkgo Garden is the name of the musical project of the German composer and musician Eddy F. Mueller. Ginkgo stand for the hommage to ginkgo biloba, a tree, the oldest plant of Planet Earth. Ginkgo Garden is also named "living fossil" It is a unique phenomenon in the plant world and myths as well as tales have been created about it, inspiring Eddy F. Mueller to use the theme ginkgo for his music. "Garden" stands for a musical garden in which Eddy has planted his complex instrumental titles to let them flourish in a symbiotic way and in order to sensitize the listener's senses. At the same time Eddy has adopted William Shakespeare's motto: " I want to touch the people's hearts". The first Ginkgo Garden album was entitled "Leaves of Hope (1993) and a year after the release of the first album Eddy could not put down his thoughts of the fascinating theme of Ginkgo and its varied symbolism. It was not to be long until Eddy continued working on Ginkgo Garden, which had been intended to be a one-CD project only at the beginning. Inspired by a "Secret Call" Eddy F. Mueller wrote new instrumental titles and tried to do even more musical justice to the "wonder tree" Ginkgo as a symbol of the uniting of opposites (East/West; day/night; black/white; loud/low); nevertheless Eddy F. Mueller did not neglect the entertaining aspect of music.