Andy Knote

Andy Knote (* 1962 in Munich) is a German music producer. After his studies in music (piano and vocals) and further training in 1984 he founded together with Armand Presser Toyco the studios. Andy Knote both wrote and produced music for numerous films, commercials and TV shows and popular music. The first major film production was the soundtrack to Manta, Manta, Til Schweiger. Successful publications Digimon with the excellent German gold and platinum soundtracks, Dragon Ball Z and Pokémon, which he wrote in collaboration with Noel Pix alias Jochen Seibert, Henk Flemming, and others.

Andy Knote (* 1962 in Munich) is a German music producer. After his studies in music (piano and vocals) and further training in 1984 he founded together with Armand Presser Toyco the studios. Andy Knote both wrote and produced music for numerous films, commercials and TV shows and popular music. The first major film production was the soundtrack to Manta, Manta, Til Schweiger. Successful publications Digimon with the excellent German gold and platinum soundtracks, Dragon Ball Z and Pokémon, which he wrote in collaboration with Noel Pix alias Jochen Seibert, Henk Flemming, and others. Through these publications, he was known especially for young audiences. Recent productions have Avedis (with Sarkis Gaza Ryan), which deals with the Armenian liturgy and musical jingles for RTL II format pokito children. Since 1998, the studios operate as an edition of Arts Toyco with melody in the world. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..