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about
Intakt CD 212
Hans Hassler, born 1945 in Graubünden, East Switzerland, is the true Swiss king of accordion. For over 30 years he has developed a style which incorporates Swiss folk music, jazz, film music, free improvisation and classical interpretation. Hans Hassler inspires the listener with his playful virtuosity, a good sense of humour and a musical imagination without borders.
This is his second album for Intakt. For serveral years Hassler has worked on this tribute to some of the giants of Swiss folk music: Paul Kollegger, Luzi Brüesch, Kasi Geiser and Hans Fischer, who playeda special type of swiss melodeon the so-called 'Schwyzerörgeli'. Hans Hassler celebrates his idols by taking their music and playing it in a new way.
On the album you can hear Hassler with various musicians. He has played with some of them for many years: Saxophonist and bass clarinetist Gebhard Ullmann (a renowned German jazz musician), clarinet player Jürgen Kupke and percussionist Beat Föllmi.
Hans Hassler, born 1945 in Graubünden, East Switzerland, is the true Swiss king of accordion. For over 30 years he has developed a style which incorporates Swiss folk music, jazz, film music, free improvisation and classical interpretation. Hans Hassler inspires the listener with his playful virtuosity, a good sense of humour and a musical imagination without borders.
This is his second album for Intakt. For serveral years Hassler has worked on this tribute to some of the giants of Swiss folk music: Paul Kollegger, Luzi Brüesch, Kasi Geiser and Hans Fischer, who playeda special type of swiss melodeon the so-called 'Schwyzerörgeli'. Hans Hassler celebrates his idols by taking their music and playing it in a new way.
On the album you can hear Hassler with various musicians. He has played with some of them for many years: Saxophonist and bass clarinetist Gebhard Ullmann (a renowned German jazz musician), clarinet player Jürgen Kupke and percussionist Beat Föllmi.
credits
released October 23, 2013
Hans Hassler: Accordion
Gebhard Ullmann: Bassclarinet
Jürgen Kupke: Clarinet
Beat Föllmi: Percussion
Recorded July 4 - 6, 2011 and November, 2011 by Willy Strehler at Studio Klangdach, Guntershausen. Mixed and mastered 2012 and 2013 by Willy Strehler. Cover art and design: Jonas Schoder. Liner notes: Peter Rüedi. Produced and published by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt
Hans Hassler: Accordion
Gebhard Ullmann: Bassclarinet
Jürgen Kupke: Clarinet
Beat Föllmi: Percussion
Recorded July 4 - 6, 2011 and November, 2011 by Willy Strehler at Studio Klangdach, Guntershausen. Mixed and mastered 2012 and 2013 by Willy Strehler. Cover art and design: Jonas Schoder. Liner notes: Peter Rüedi. Produced and published by Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt
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