Home / Music / Brian Eno's Musik für Flughäfen translates to Ambient 1: Music for AirportsMusic linernotes album music brian-enoBrian Eno's Musik für Flughäfen translates to Ambient 1: Music for AirportsAmbient 1: Music for Airports, originally released in 1978. The German title Musik für Flughäfen translates directly to Music for Airports. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBrian Eno's Music for Films actually made it into filmsMusic for Films was Eno's rehearsal for Music for AirportsOnly five of Another Green World's fourteen tracks feature Brian Eno's voice — the rest point toward ambient.Brian Eno's Music for Films: 18 ambient sketches recorded over three yearsBrian Eno built Music for Airports from layered tape loopsExploreAlva Noto co-founded Raster-Noton, an experimental label that won a Golden NicaBig Thief is on 4AD, but Adrianne Lenker's solo work goes through BandcampTabula Rasa was the first release on ECM's New Series imprintMagic Bullet Records gave Young Mountain its official releaseMexican Summer handled the first vinyl pressing of ReplicaPrevious Brilliant Corners was too complex for its own band to record in one takeNext Brian Eno made ambient music to calm down airports