Alfred released his first French songs which became instant hits on the Billboard Charts in the Middle East and Europe at the age of 16. He immigrated to Canada in 1969 and continued to develop and modernize his songs over the years by releasing three more records and writing sound tracks for short films and documentaries. In 1990, Alfred discovered the potential of computer music and began experimenting with the recording technology to lay down his musical ideas and feelings in a more personal and authentic way. With a home computer recording music studio, Alfred began to lay down the tracks of his first CD album Nostalgia which he produced single-handedly in 1999. Samples of Alfred's first recordings and original soundtracks will be available shortly in the Musical Archives in the Release Section for your enjoyment. Fascinated by the poignant reaction of the audience to his first release and encouraged by many supporters to seriously pursue his initiative, Alfred began searching for professional assistance to take his many newer compositions to a much higher professional level. Investing his time, money and energy, Alfred met Anton Streiss in the fall of 2000 and engaged him and his studio to re-record and rearrange his compositions. Supported by the most advanced music recording technology and founded on a meticulous search for harmonious and compatible sounds and effects and on the proper layering of multiple counter melodies and special effects, they succeeded in infusing a sense of natural realism to the making of the super production of his compositions. To know more about the making of the tracks and about Anton Streiss' contribution to the project, please refer to the Production Section.