Susanne Geisler is an international composer, pianist and songwriter.

Renowned for her visionary approach to music, the Berlin based composer integrates synaesthesia, a rare personal trait, where she perceives colours and shapes in response to sound, to write music.

Geisler, who in her solo work goes by the name Kaleidoscope of Colours, uses her gift for minimalistic compositions, using mainly piano as her subject of composition. Each of her colour compositions stem from a vivid blend of certain colour scales, hues of sound and emotions, featuring a sonic tapestry of minimalistic, timeless melodies and harmony pattern. Her compositions often evoke a sense of introspection and contemplation, drawing influences from contemporary artists like German composer Lutz Gerlach, Arvo Pärt, Yann Tiersen or Michael Nyman.

Geisler is also an active composer for film & TV. Having started as project and score coordinator for British Film composer Max Richter in 2012 until 2015, where she learnt supervising larger international film music and concert productions (Vivaldi Recomposed 2012, Paradise Lost 2014; The Leftovers 2015), she quickly became fascinated by multi-instrumental arrangements.

Since 2018 she is regulary writing and releasing music with labels like Universal Production Music, Warner Chappell Production Music or Klanglobby/ BMG. Her pieces have been used in national and international TV shows as well as for brands like Svarovski, Maxdome or German publishing house Gruner & Jahr.

In her spare time Susanne is also advocating for more visibility and healthier working conditions of creatives from the neuodiverse spectrum. As an expert on Synesthesia she is been regularly invited to talk to national and international press, such as Klassik Radio, MDR Kultur, NTV, or ZDF.