Expermental film by 'The Screen Collective' 16 min., also sound track by the same name as well as music 'Live to Screen' for oboe, didgeridoo, string quartet and keyboard; first performance at the Media Congress of the German Music Council October 2001 in the Reichs Hall in Regensburg with the Augenklang ensemble, conducted by Enjott Schneider

A piano concerto EVOLUTION (published by Schott Music as a concert work), which was composed for a film in the spherical auditorium by Siemens at the 1992 World Exposition in Seville. The opulent produced film is embedded here on this website under "Videos" or directly on youtube under "Concierto Evolucion - Evolution of Networks"... so you can watch it. According to the film dramaturgy the piano concerto has three movements: Movement 1 (Allegro) is the "Thesis", a music that is at rest within itself and represents the intact nature of the earth (somewhere between Beethoven and Rachmaninoff). Movement 2 (Adagio and Scherzo) is the "antithesis" and describes the destruction of the earth by mankind in an emotional and furious way, using the means of advanced New Music. Movement 3 is then the "synthesis" as a reconciliation of opposites: after the chaos of the scherzo, the piano plays the basic melody of the first movement again, which swells up greatly (Tchaikovsky sends his greetings!) and then even integrates rock music and the saxophone into the harmonic finale in an explosive style.

Since its first broadcast in 2006, HR Hessischer Rundfunk has produced an extremely successful series of stories from the two zoos in Hesse, Frankfurt Zoo and Kronberg Opel Zoo. Countless animals, their vets and keepers are accompanied in their daily work in an informative and authentic way. The viewers gain an insight into the everyday life of the zoo and the professional world of all zoo employees. - From 2006-2018, ARD and all third channels broadcast 8 seasons with about 40 episodes each, - with an average of 2 million viewers each - a success story! - Olaf Pessler was the narrator from the beginning and the music was provided by the team Enjott Schneider & Marco Hertenstein. The music was composed especially for these zoo shows and dramaturgically tailored to the animals and living situations there.

HERBSTMILCH. IN MEMORIAM ANNA WIMSCHNEIDER, quintet for flute, harp, violin, viola, violoncello, are musical reflections on the autobiography ‘Herbstmilch’ by the Lower Bavarian farmer Anna Wimschneider (1919-1993). Based on themes from the cinema film HERBSTMILCH by Joseph Vilsmaier, this homage to a woman as great as she was modest was created in 2025, also processing personal impressions.

The film "23 - Nothing is as it seems" by Hans-Christian Schmid is one of my favourite films and best soundtracks, recorded with the City-of-Prague-Orchestra, with the wonderful sound of the glass harmonica (played by Dean Wilmington) and with music electronics developed over long periods of time. The dramaturgy: Synthesis sounds stand for the mysterious around the "Illuminati myth" and the world conspiracy...and are increasingly replaced by the warm orchestral sounds, the more the ominous death and disappearance of the protagonist Karl Koch occurs at the end of the film.

On the occasion of the legendary 250th birthday of the publishing house SCHOTT MUSIC and the grand ceremony on May 17, 2020 at the Staatstheater Mainz - which unfortunately fell victim to the Corona pandemic - a quirky and cheerful "Song of joy" was created (naturally with the "Freude" Beethoven quote, who also celebrated his 250th birthday in 2020). A teamwork of Joscha Schaback (text), Enjott Schneider (music) and Paul Leonard Schäffer (orchestra arrangement)

ALI AND THE MAGIC JUG, a musical fairy tale from Ethiopia (text arranged by Peter Hanser-Strecker) is published three times: as a version for symphonic orchestra and narrator in the tradition of "Peter and the Wolf", as an easily realisable chamber music version for flute, harp, string sextet and narrator, ...as well as in a book and audio version with CD recording: famours actor Karlheinz Böhm (narrator) and the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Staatstheater Mainz (cond. Catherine Rückwardt). At the centre of the story is the young Ali, who leads a hard, modest life and knows how to conjure up a white ghost with his flute playing, enabling him to escape from his poverty... together with his friend Amina and her fiddle. An exciting fairy tale with music-making in the busy African daily life, with the ghost in the graveyard, - it is about friendship, joy in the village and greed....Amina's mother only runs after wealth and misses the essential moments of happiness! - HAGOSSA, Ali's Theme as a song for children with lyrics by Stefan Waggershausen.

This 16th organ symphony introduces into the life of MARTIN LUTHER. Life and work of Martin Luther seem to be quite well-known and researched. Nevertheless, this man's immense life work is traversed by riddles and contradictions: as a man of spirit and pointing to the modern Enlightenment a lot of his business remained in the medieval Gothic dark. A man between God and devil, to which he remained bound by almost superstition. He seems to have been taken over a lifelong fear of witches, black ravens and demons from his mother. A person, who oscillated between silent mystical depth and sometimes fearlessness, which tended to be radical impulsiveness (associated with contentiousness and dogmatism) A fascinating person....

The saxophone quartet CLAIR-OBSCUR located in Berlin in forms of orchestral music and chamber music....with special guest English horn-soloist Dominik Wollenweber (Berlin Philharmonics). Surely the highlight BERLIN PUNK for 4 Saxes and large symphony orchestra... but not less impressive CRI MUET, a protest music against terrorism Paris 2015.... and two works of chamber music with historical dimensions: a homage à J.S.Bach and a homage to the renaissance composer Don Luis Milan. Recorded with Siberian State Symphony Orchestra / conductor: Vladimir Lande in Krasnoyarsk (July 2018)as well as in Andreaskirche Berlin (September 2018)

Enjott Schneider ORBE ROTUNDO - Lieder von Leben, Magie und Tod für Soli, Chor und Orchester. Ein szenischer Bilderbogen zum Jahreskreis nach lateinischen und mittelalterlichen Texten. - Mit Sandra Moon: Sopran / Robert Sellier: Tenor / Todd Boyce: Bariton / Münchner MotettenChor / Moravská Filharmonie Olomouc / Hayko Siemens: Dirigent - Mitschnitt der Uraufführung am 5. Dezember 2010 durch den Bayerischen Rundfunk, München In Lizenz der BRmedia Service GmbH. WER 51292 (CD)

Modern music, Avantgarde, experimentell, wacky effects of orchestration... combined with the esthetics of PUNK: four saxophones with wild, cool, lyrical and aggressiv passages, - Soli and a homogenious Quartet-Sound alternating with an orchestra, that beats beyond severity! And in the background we feel the international PUNK-Metropole Berlin, where you can find – for example at Alexanderplatz – the smell of hard drug scene and the yearning for love.

A film adaptation of the fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm with a top-class cast - for example with Karoline Herfurth in the title role - and very authentically illustrated at historical locations of the romantic era. An absolutely successful fairy tale film, which is still broadcast frequently and streamed from media libraries and the Internet with striking frequency.

For the 100th anniversary, FC Schalke 04 manager Rudi Assauer commissioned an opulent musical from the Musiktheater im Revier: Music Enjott Schneider, Book & Lyrics: Michael Klaus and Bernd Matzkowski with vocal soloists, choir, ballet, rock band, big band and the new Philharmonie Westfalen. Endlessly sold out performances and greatest media response. The CD is a recording from 8 and 9 May 2004

A medical drama from the ARD series 'ÄRZTE' produced by Saxonia-Media Leipzig for MDR Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk. With distinguished actors such as Katharina Abt, Rosemarie Fendel, Hansa Czypionka, Meike Gottschalk and others. In addition to the story about Julia, a young woman with cancer, there is an entertaining quarrel between the doctor (Katharina Abt) with her views on conventional medicine and her mother (Rosemarie Fendel), who swears by natural medicine as a herbal witch.

In 1995, as composer of the daily soap "Marienhof" ARD, I switched to the new ZDF series JEDE MENGE LEBEN and set all 376 episodes to music, - a mammoth work alongside concert works and film music such as "Schlafes Bruder" or "Mädchen Rosemarie". It was the first daily series production of the ZDF, produced by Colonia Media Cologne. - It is the family history around the doctor Dorothee Berger (Olivia Silhavy) and her two sons Julian (Markus Pfeiffer) and Nico (Matthgias Schloo)...and endlessly many other actors. Directors were Gudrun Scheerer, Carl Lang, Norbert Skrovanek, Klaus Wirbitzky and others.

From 1997 to 1999, five action-packed thriller films SARDSCH with Hannes Jaenicke in the title role were produced by Saxonia Media for SAT12. The director was Axel de Roche. The centrepiece was a three-part film consisting of three 90-minute films, shot in Dresden and the surrounding area. The three-part film was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize several times. "Sardsch" is the nickname for public prosecutor Kopper (Hannes Jaenicke). In the fifth part, DIE KILLER VOM KINDERSTRICH, another story of its own is told: the celebrity jeweller Nussbaum dies a mysterious death...which has to be solved in a complex way, with journeys to the diamond centre of Ghent and the milieu of the boy's stroke... Co-Author: Andreas Weidinger

A great 2008 film adaptation of the fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, freely expanded with colour values of the emancipation of women. Received awards and we still often broadcast, sold as DVD and streamed on the Internet or in media libraries. A top-class cast with Ken Duken in the title role and Jasmin Schwiers as Princess Isabella. Hubert Mulzer plays King August and Felicitas Woll the Princess Maximiliane. - Director: Sibylle Tafel with children's film Erfurt commissioned by the Hessischer Rundfunk. - The film music is elaborately composed with orchestra and soloists such as Gabriele Steck (soprano), Peter Maklar (guitar) or Sandro Friedrich (historical wind instruments). Furthermore, the children's choir of the Munich Cathedral Music sings the Drosselbart-Lied.

From 1997 to 1999, five action-packed thriller films SARDSCH with Hannes Jaenicke in the title role were produced by Saxonia Media for SAT12. The director was Axel de Roche. The centrepiece was a three-part film consisting of three 90-minute films, shot in Dresden and the surrounding area. The three-part film was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize several times. "Sardsch" is the nickname for public prosecutor Kopper (Hannes Jaenicke), who faces an extremely aggressive mafia structure led by his godfather Baranowski (Rolf Hoppe), who is disguised as a lover of classical music and is almost powerless. Baranowski is the boss of the East German red-light milieu, which does not shy away from any aggressive method. Music was composed together with Andreas Weidinger.

From 1997 to 1999, five action-packed thriller films SARDSCH with Hannes Jaenicke in the title role were produced by Saxonia Media for SAT12. The director was Axel de Roche. The centrepiece was a three-part film consisting of three 90-minute films, shot in Dresden and the surrounding area. The three-part film was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize several times. "Sardsch" is the nickname for public prosecutor Kopper (Hannes Jaenicke), who faces an extremely aggressive mafia structure led by his godfather Baranowski (Rolf Hoppe), who is disguised as a lover of classical music and is almost powerless. Baranowski is the boss of the East German red-light milieu, which does not shy away from any aggressive method. Music was composed together with Andreas Weidinger.

From 1997 to 1999, five action-packed thriller films SARDSCH with Hannes Jaenicke in the title role were produced by Saxonia Media for SAT12. The director was Axel de Roche. The centrepiece was a three-part film consisting of three 90-minute films, shot in Dresden and the surrounding area. The three-part film was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize several times. "Sardsch" is the nickname for public prosecutor Kopper (Hannes Jaenicke), who faces an extremely aggressive mafia structure led by his godfather Baranowski (Rolf Hoppe), who is disguised as a lover of classical music and is almost powerless. Baranowski is the boss of the East German red-light milieu, which does not shy away from any aggressive method. Music was composed with Co-Author Andreas Weidinger.

One of the worst chapters of German history is finally being dealt with. The atrocities committed by the Germans in the African colonies was immense. The genocide of the Hereros was the first and one of the greatest genocides of the 20th century..long before Hitler. And nobody talked about it... Military men like Lettow-Vorbeck were celebrated as heroes and were role models well into the Nazi era. The "highest mountain in Germany" with its more than 6000 meters was in Africa...the "Kaiser Wilhelm-Spitze"... a historical knowledge of yesteryear that has never really been revised. That is why this three-part documentary by Sebastian Dehnhardt, Ricarda Schlosshan and Manfred Oldenburg (production: Leopold Hoesch, broadview-tv for ZDF) is so important. Easily available on DVD and easy to stream on the Internet/youtube/media libraries. SEEING VALUE and shocking.

From 1997 to 1999, five action-packed thriller films SARDSCH with Hannes Jaenicke in the title role were produced by Saxonia Media for SAT12. The director was Axel de Roche. The centrepiece was a three-part film consisting of three 90-minute films, shot in Dresden and the surrounding area. The three-part film was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize several times. "Sardsch" is the nickname for public prosecutor Kopper (Hannes Jaenicke), who faces an extremely aggressive mafia structure led by his godfather Baranowski (Rolf Hoppe), who is disguised as a lover of classical music and is almost powerless. Baranowski is the boss of the East German red-light milieu, which does not shy away from any aggressive method In the fourth part THE HONEYFALL - LOVED IN DANGER, Sardzh is transferred to the capital Berlin to fight against organized crime. During this he gets into the clutches of the beautiful Lulu, who plays a double game with him.

From 1997 to 1999, five action-packed thriller films SARDSCH with Hannes Jaenicke in the title role were produced by Saxonia Media for SAT12. The director was Axel de Roche. The centrepiece was a three-part film consisting of three 90-minute films, shot in Dresden and the surrounding area. The three-part film was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize several times. "Sardsch" is the nickname for public prosecutor Kopper (Hannes Jaenicke), who faces an extremely aggressive mafia structure led by his godfather Baranowski (Rolf Hoppe), who is disguised as a lover of classical music and is almost powerless. Baranowski is the boss of the East German red-light milieu, which does not shy away from any aggressive method In the fourth part THE HONEYFALL - LOVED IN DANGER, Sardzh is transferred to the capital Berlin to fight against organized crime. During this he gets into the clutches of the beautiful Lulu, who plays a double game with him. In the fifth part, DIE KILLER VOM KINDERSTRICH, another story of its own is told: the celebrity jeweller Nussbaum dies a mysterious death...which has to be solved in a complex way, with journeys to the diamond centre of Ghent and the milieu of the boy's stroke...