Chantal Hartmann
Chantal Hartmann is a producer, composer, arranger, singer, songwriter and performer. Chantal was born and raised in the Black Forest of Southern Germany.
Here she attended the Music Academy from the young age of five focusing on voice, piano and violin. Her father was a conductor and singer in several choirs, thus developed her love of singing and arranging from a very young age.
Chantal has been featured on several albums, television shows and commercials throughout Europe, and contributes both musically and artistically
as a composer and arranger for various artists.
She is composer and the heavenly voice behind Sanavé, created the specially language and gives the project a face and its unique and irresistible character. In recent years, Chantal has sung, amongst other productions, on huge film productions like “Julius Caesar” (the soundtrack to this German film made by national German TV channel ARD was released by Warner Music) and the successful musical concept “Cantara“ (German Album Sales Charts released through BMG Classics), lending them an unmistakable atmosphere with her unique vocals.
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Jevaleo
The initiator of Sanavé, Jevaleo, proved some time ago that he had a connection with supernatural and heavening beings by writing music for airlines! The airline passengers loved these compositions which gave them, together with their journey, a feeling of freedom and of being able to let go.
Frank Moesner
Frank Moesner, composer, knows how to combine spheric sounds with powerful rhythmical dynamics, resulting in distinctive accord. Moesner's forte is his melodic handling of classical musical styles in combination with innovative sound sculptures. Countless event organizers and listeners have booked and enjoyed his work. His creative portfolio contains classical and vanguard symphonies that he specifically composed for large corporate events, as well as theme songs and sound tracks for leading TV networks and cine films. Moesner's compositions and arrangements for the Crystal Baschet, the instrumental incarnation of the sound of angels - whose ancestor, the glass harmonica, already heavenly inspired Mozart - especially gained him international recognition. This melodious and compositional diversity enriches also the music of Sanavé
Oliver Ganz
The beginnings of the musician began in the early 1980s, when he devoted himself for the first time to synthesizers beeing inspired by Jean Michel Jarre, Tomita or Tangerine Dream. With releasing his first Albums Oliver very fast became a great name in the field of Electronic music. Especially his approach in scoring etaphysical themes were highly appreciated by the audience and found a great place in some songs of Sanavé.
Frank Motnik
Frank Motnik, sound designer and multi media producer, combines the music and sound of Sanavé to an impressive audio experience. His creative input complements the project, resulting in its extraordinary style. Motnik's influences and collaborations with numerous internationally renown composers and artists, such as Ryuichi Sakamoto (Academy Award winning composer for „The Last Emperor") or Kim Bullard (Phil Collins / Walt Disney) and his participation on awarded productions (e.g. Tribeca Film Festival / New York, National Geographic Broadcast) are clearly noticeable. Being credited in over 800 productions of contemporary music and movie soundtracks, Motnik's contribution elevates the music of Sanavé to an international level.
It was really, therefore, only a question of time before these characters found themselves working together on a successful co-op.
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SOME PERSONAL WORDS
“With the flood of information and stimuli that surrounds us, we increasingly lose touch with our inner voice.
That’s why I created a language that neither distracts nor narrates a story, but instead encourages you, the listener, to discover your natural slumbering power through imagination and emotion.
EMOTIONS are the LANGUAGE OF OUR HEARTS
All over the world !“