Natalie Roeder is a German composer and music producer. She is the founder and the researcher of autonomous-adaptive cinematic music (AACM) and, among other things, deals with the role of Artificial Intelligence in this new musical field
Natalie was born in Transcarpathia, Ukraine and has lived in Germany since 2001. In 2006 she received German citizenship.
During her childhood and youth, she learned to play the violin and piano at the music and art school in Dovge. She then studied music theory at the Barwinsky College of Music in Drohobych (Ukraine) and later composition for film and theater at the MusiCube Academy in Bonn (Germany), as well as at the ArtEZ University of Arnhem in the Netherlands.
Natalie discovered her love for composing in her early childhood. Over time, this transformed into an unstoppable inner need that determined the musician's identity.
In Germany she taught music, piano and synthesizers at various schools, and also gained experience in conducting children's and youth orchestras and choirs. She also supervised several bands and flute ensembles. She composed accompanying pieces for a number of youth theater productions.
Natalie Röder released three studio albums and an EP with the progressive metal band Mourning Divine.
In addition to Mourning Divine's albums she composed pieces for piano, strings, choir and orchestra, film and radio play music and ensemble pieces for children.
SWR Nachtcafé
"Music is my life"
Guests: Natalie Roeder, Wolfgang Niedecken, Konstantin Wecker, Stefan Schmidt, Prof. Dr. Stefan Kölsch, Rami Basisah, Solomia Lukyanets