Werner Hasler (1969 FL/CH), based in Berne, Switzerland.
Composer, melody maker and sound seeker. Plays the trumpet and electronics.
news/been working on:
2010
Composing and studying in Paris
Carte Blanche from 'Jazzwerkstatt' Bern
(composition for trumpet and electronics, Werner Hasler / bariton-violin, Katryn Hasler / cello, Carlo Niederhauser / drums, Christoph Steiner )
Releasing and premiering 'Wanabni' (Colletion Pure de Philippe Tessier du Cros chez Zig-Zag Territoires / Harmonia Mundi ) in April , the latest outcome of the collaboration with Kamilya Jubran
2009
Performing and recording with Gilbert Paeffgen and Karl Berger, recording engineered by Peter Pfister
Studying in Cairo oktober and november
Achieved 'Werkjahr'-bursary (10.2009-9.2010) fund by Kulturstiftung Liechtenstein in order to follow the question: 'How to improvise and compose outside harmonic thinking'. Focusses on maqam , overtone playing, division of the octave, and parallel systems
Recorded new music with Kamilya Jubran at Influx-Studios, engineered by Dave Muther, mixed by Philippe Tessier du Cros
Working on 'Feuerorgel und andere Rohre' with Vera Fabbri and Jan Galega
Working on a new programme with Kamilya Jubran
Composing for Hasler/Paeffgen/Berger
Release of Molecules with a contribution of Werner Hasler and Smith Smith
2008
Working on new scales division of the octave, overtonescales and parallel systems
Bejazz spotlight series on Werner Hasler's current projects Hasler-Paeffgen-Audétat/Jubran-Hasler/manufactur
Soundscape of 'Ungedüre' by Pedro Lenz performed by Strohmann und Kauz
Touring 'wameedd' and developping new ideas with Kamilya Jubran
Touring 'The 'The Story of Major Tom'
Working on a new manufactur project
2007
Release of 'The Story of Major Tom', first album of Hasler_Paeffgen_Audetat, released by Meta-Records , Germany (D: SunnyMoon , CH: Karbon)
wameedd distributed in Jordan by the arab education forum
wameedd licensed to Egypt, CD printed by el mawred
Release of 'flambitres', fourth album of manufactur, released by rent-a-dog , Germany (AL!VE, Musikvertrieb, Lowlands)
Releasetour with manufactur 'flambitres' in Germany, Poland, Switzerland in spring, more touring in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Holland in autumn
Work in progress: meeting at Schlachthaus with Kamilya Jubran's solo work 'makan'
Touring 'wameedd' with Kamilya Jubran
Playing a great new trumpet 'Spada BJ' by Spada Burgdorf
2006
Release of 'World Divas' by Wagram Music including 'Al Shaate Al Akhar' by Jubran /Hasler
Release of 'Arabian Nights 2' by EMI including 'Mra'at AI Hijara' by Jubran/Hasler
Recorded new music with manufactur, work in process
Release of 'Sounds From Home - La Suisse Internationale' on may 5th (with a contribution of Jubran/Hasler a.m.o.) released by faze (Musikvertrieb)
Playing live and recording with Pierre Audetat and Gilbert Paeffgen
Touring with Kamilya Jubran and manufactur
First Live-meeting with Sunao Inami on the 14th of march (sic!)
Release of Wameedd in Switzerland February 17th by Musikvertrieb
2005
Performance 'Klangspur' with the ensemble 'Zampugn' of Daniel Ott in Görlitz/Sgorzelec
Release of Wameedd in France November 18th by abeillemusique
Release of rong dob, third album of manufactur , released by rent-a-dog (AL!VE, Musikvertrieb, Lowlands)
Release of Wameedd, a record by Kamilya Jubran and Werner Hasler on Unit .
Release of Transmit, a collaboration with the japanese Sounddesigner Sunao Inami.
Residency in Cairo, where he worked with Mahmoud Refat (electronics) and Karima Nait (vocals). Liveperformance 'illusory soundscapes' at el Sawy culture wheel. Group exhibition 'illusory loneliness, illusory landscapes' at Makan, featuring Amr Fekry, Myrta Steiner, Mahmoud Refat and Werner Hasler . Werner Hasler was invited by Pro Helvetia.
2004
Collaboration with the japanese Sounddesigner Sunao Inami. He releases 'DELAYED'.
Producing Wameedd with Kamilya Jubran . Premiere of Wameedd.
Live Recording of Mahattaat at the House Of Culture in Berlin with Kamilya Jubran, Sara Murcia, Michael Spahr.
Mixing manufactur, recording more Manufactur tracks. Agreement on a manufactur collaboration with UKRattay ( rent-a-dog ) and Steffen Wilde ( subtone concerts )
2003
Developping Wameedd
Recording most songs of manufactur 's 'Rong Dob' (sic!)
Concerts with Mahattaat (Egypt, Berlin, Gothenburg, Ljubljana, Paris, Luzern)
Performance 'Skiliftklang' with the ensemble 'Zampugn' of Daniel Ott in Heiligkreuz
2002
Mahattaat, first project with Kamilya Jubran featuring Michael Spahr and Sara Murcia Premiere at Schlachthaus Bern
Concerts with the Nits and Simon Ho , featuring I Salonisti , Oli Hartung , Shirley Grimes , Hank Shizzoe , Silber Ingold , Andi Hug.
Releasetour with manufactur #2 featuring v.i.t. (mouthwatering v.j's)
Soundtrack for Ink'nGo (Short film by Filip Haag , Music by Werner Hasler and Urban Lienert)
Last performance with the original Tonus band featuring Don Li, Werner Hasler, Nik Baertsch, Patric Lerjen, Björn Meyer, Marco Agovino
2001
Music for Peter McCoy's 'Synthetic Pleasures' (Ballet 3 Stadttheather Bern) , compositon and live performances
Release of manufactur #2 , tour featuring v.i.t. (mouthwatering v.j's)
Moving into 'Hörsaal' sharing 70 squaremeters with the artist Filip Haag (Artwork of 'Wameedd' and 'Transmit' short film Ink'nGo )
Performance 'Raumkomposition' for thirteen musicians with the ensemble 'Zampugn' of Daniel Ott for the 10 years anniversary of Museum für Moderne Kunst Frankfurt
2000
Soloist at EXPO Hannover on the Swiss Pavillon. Project 'Klangkörperklang', a composition of Daniel Ott in an architecture of Peter Zumthor
Releasetour with Manufactur #1 featuring v.i.t. (mouthwatering v.j's)
Well sorry, the remaining thirty and something years still need to be added
but take this
1996
Finishes his studys at SwissJazzSchool. His most important guides during that period were Bert Joris, Malte Burba and Laurie Frink.
1977
Dad and mom bring home my first trumpet, i play my first note.
1969
March 17th, born just in time to enjoy the happy landing of Armstrong and Aldrin
Wanabni …and we shall construct
Kamilya Jubran (Voice, Oud) & Werner Hasler (Trumpet, Electronics)
More than 5 years have passed since K&W produced their 1st album « Wameedd » , more
than hundred shows they've performed together during this period, in different parts of the
world.
Such continuous « live » and alive process has greatly shaped and strengthened their
musical interplay. Simultaneously, it allowed them to learn more on each others’ roots, and
enabled them to find additional common playgrounds despite the differences of their origins.
This , as well as their shared common vision of the world , has augmented their desire to
keep searching for new challenging spaces that would provoke , at the same time invite
them to take more risks and more freedom in their expressions.
« Wanabni » process started as an attempt to reply to a question K&W asked themselves :
how would we play today the song « Al Shaatte Al Akhar » (one of their tunes that their
audience mostly liked) after having played it so many times .
This route necessitated an up grade of their tools as well as their ways of using them ;
and their continuous work slowly grew to be their new repertoire that they based on
classical Arabic music, modern classical music of the 20th century, jazz and electronic
music. An outcome that once again deserves a definition that goes far beyond a shallow or
simplistic « exotic oriental -European fusion» one.
Parallel to the musical evolution, and following their wish to have a natural coherent growth
of their project, K&W have revisited the same poets they collaborated with in 2003 for
Wameedd , namely Fadhil Al Azzawi, Aïcha Arnaout, Sawsan Darwaza, and have chosen
texts that were written by those poets since then/after 2003.
K&W have revised the same book ‘Hommes de l'autre rive' of Dimitri Analis- the only poet
they do not know in person, and of it, they selected an other part that links up with/recalls
« Al Shaattee Al Akhar ». They as well combined some texts of the poet Hassan Najmi –
with whom Kamilya has collaborated, for her last solo project Makan.
Consequently, the storyline of Wanabni embodies some recent reflections of those
contemporary poets.
Werner Hasler, Gilbert Paeffgen and Karl Berger comprise a trio that is uniting different musical worlds, telling their stories in a language of groove-based improvisation by using open, flexible rules.
Throughout his musical career, Karl Berger , winner of six Downbeat Critics' Polls as a vibraphone soloist, has been working with music originating from many continents. His sophisticated improvisations and composition swing with a pure essence. Karl Berger and Ornette Coleman cofoundet the woodstock-based 'creative music studio'.
Gilbert Paeffgen, inspired by African and Celtic rhythms, plays an assortment of drumming styles, creating an extraordinary range of sounds. By maintaining an intensity in the way he plays, he is able to unite groove with interaction in a way that defies category.
Werner Hasler has developed his own style in his unique application of electronics in interactive music. He maintains a commitment to developing his own scales that are based upon the division of octaves, overtone structures and harmonic parallelism.
The trio is finding its range away from the exotic side of ethno-centrism through a completely natural use of electronics in their music. The trio's compositions are applying modes inspired by worlds that appear to be so different, such as the Arabic maqam and Alpine horns or 20th century classical music. By researching and applying the musical structures from several traditions, the three of them are able to open up a wide space in which to develop other ways of interplay in their music.
This is the kind of ambition that changes the boundaries: a kind of musical ambition that could well come to be seen as playing a significant role in the creative and artistic definition of a century that is, after all, still young.
A mystical soundexperience with fire and breathable air effusing from longer and shorter tubes.
A performance of Vera Fabbri (fireorgan), Jan Galega (reeds, electronics) and Werner Hasler (trumpet, büchel, electronics)
watch this, taken at Monbijoupark in Bern

Werner Hasler -trumpet, Gilbert Paeffgen -drums, Pierre Audetat -samples
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audétat is a lucky hazard meeting of three curious and well experienced musicians of same but different backgrounds. Instantly composed songs with enough space left to read between the lines evolve from their awareness to use sounds to create formal context. Their common ground is melodic and thrifty, sensitive and electrified, modern communication at it's best: with each other, next to eac other, against or without each other.
Listen: story of major tom corona bypassed apollo
Werner Hasler-trumpet, Dominik Burkhalter-drums, Urban Lienert-bass, Oli Kuster-electronics
'Adept crankiness, intellect and humor: together these three guarantee manufactur's collective and indidudual virtuosity, their awareness of style and preciseness and latently gone mad musical mixture not to become pathological.
Reggae leftovers, bleeping space-music, laid back rock drumming, sophisticated bass playing, Jazz, virtuoso trumpet babble, modernistic electronics, danceables next to almost songlike structures. Post-fusion from the Never-Ever-Lounge with enough substantial stability to manoeuvre this crossover safely around the cliffs of the cliché. Monotony and free flow, repetition and action in perpetual change.
Dominik Burkhalter's distinct, complex drumming throbs and clicks along in steady dialogue with Oli Kuster's electronic paraphernalia, while bassplayer Urban Lienert is drawing dots and dashes between them. A respirating, 3-dimensional sound-and-rhythm-corpus, on which Hasler's trumpet easily moves between melancholy and outbursts; truly playful, with a flimsy premonition of a profiteable coolness slightly recollecting Mark Isham's lyrical dispassion.
So no exsanguinous popjazzing here or anything like it - and certainly not a front-horn with sidemen: manufactur are a BAND! Doubtlessly and in each and every second.'
Rolf Jaeger
Listen to exerpts taken from our latest album 'flambitres': funn manzini jaume geneber
Listen to exerpts taken from the album 'rong dob': Boromini Tom Lear Rong Dob
Listen to exerpts taken from the album #2: Gasanto FreiherrVFeif Perthing
Listen to exerpts taken from the album #1: Novus Ordo MonorailToHaneda Apriltrack
Wameedd is a dynamic and symbiotic creational process between Kamilya Jubran and Werner Hasler. In the unique opportunity of their meeting, Kamilya and Werner started an experiment with no definition, nor an intended destination. They both have different roots yet their central worlds meet. At every meeting, Kamilya and Werner experiment and go to a different orbit as they get inspired with the questions that mobilize their imagination. Every outcome becomes consistent with strong and new meanings yet at the same time associated with the simplicity of sound . It is an open communication with less cultural preconceptions.
This is a smooth outcome of Kamilya's voice quality and its limitless utility, Arabic words, Arabic phonemic rhythms and Kamilya's compositions. It is also an outcome of the roots of Werner's vocal instrument, his own melodies and his unique lead in electronic music. They both come in on common grounds with a common vision of the world and a shared knowledge of how to communicate with it. The outcome at every meeting is fragile, uncertain, yet at the same time expressive and definitive.
Listen: Ghareeba Nafad AlAhwal2 AlShaatte AlAkhar AlMawjatun Taat Ankamishu
Watch part of a live performance (Festival Africolor) on mondomix page
A new Jubran/Hasler programme called Wanabni is on it's way, there will be an avant premiere at Bejazz Winterfestival 2010 the record will be available from Zig Zag territories (Harmonia Mundi)
"Sunao and I met face-to-face for no more than ten minutes ‚ somewhere in a club. We were introduced, had a chat, and then split, agreeing to exchange some of our work: we have not met since. The music in Transmit came from the agreed upload from Sunao to me. We have not talked about it, and neither did we construct any common musical plans. The file came just one way to me, so there was no collaboration on what has happened with it since. I downloaded sounds, soundscapes and half-finished tunes of his, and I uploaded my work in return.
After downloading the file, I listened before I cut and shaped his sounds, taking extracts and looping parts. I added my own sounds from different sources, such as a diverse set of treatments from my trumpet recordings, various samplings, and some analogue synthezising. I created arrangements by playing with sound 'colours', cutting some of them and putting the whole thing in a frame of rhythm and melody ‚ or using what I created as a frame for additional rhythms and melodies.
The unguided and unrestricted use of Sunaos very personal ideas, which were unfamiliar to me, was a very refreshing way to work. This music began from the ideas of a very real person, yet developed with that person as only a 'virtual' partner , pure input and no restriction." Werner Hasler
Sunao produced the recording 'Delayed' (electr-ohm released in Japan 2004, using the sounds and beats of Rick Walker, Roberto Zorzi, Slacknote and Werner Hasler )
Listen to exerpts taken from the album Transmit: Boomed 23rd M5R2 Pancake
2010 Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler 'Wanabni'
2007 manufactur, 'flambitres'; Hasler_Paeffgen_Audétat 'The Story of Major Tom'.
2005 Kamilya-Jubran_&_Werner_Hasler , 'Wameedd'; manufactur, 'rong dob'; Hasler/Inami, 'Transmit'
2004 Inami.
2002 Tonus live vol 1+2.
2001 manufactur#2, The Wild Bunch.
1999 manufactur#1, Tonus.
1997 Tonus.
Kamilya_Jubran & Werner_Hasler 'Wanabni'
Release: march 2010 (harmonia mundi) by Zig-Zag Territoires, 'Colletion Pure' de Philippe Teissier du Cros . Recorded at influx-studio by Dave Muther, mixed by Philippe Teissier du Cros at Boxon studio, mastered by Raphaël Jonin at J-Raph studio. Artwork by Jerôme Witz, photo by Reto Andreoli.
Line-up: Kamilya Jubran: vocals, oud, composition Werner Hasler: trumpet, electronics, composition
1 Wanabni 2 Wana'rif 3 Lam 4 Wahdi 5 Walasna 6 Waa'dda'na 7 Faqat 8 Asra 9 Shams
Hasler_Paeffgen_Audétat
Release: 10.9.07 (D: SunnyMoon, CH:Karbon) by meta records. Recorded at Radio Suisse Romande by Blaise Favre, Mixed and mastered by Blaise Favre, Produced by Yvan Ischer, Artwork by Filip Haag, Design by meta records .
Line-up: Werner Hasler_trumpet and electronics, Gilbert Paeffgen_drums and percussion, Pierre Audétat_sampler
1 Story of Major Tom 2 Corona 3 Cherry Odem 4 Not Every Muppet is a Puppet 5 Dub Species Aeternitatis 6 Sans ta Nana 7 Houston‚on est a bout de souffle 8 Filmriss 9 Klingeleum 10 Brujo 11 Bypassed Apollo 12 La théorie du pic nic dans l' univers
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Released in march (D:AL!VE, CH: Musikvertrieb) by rent-a-dog, Recorded at influx-studios by Gerald Engler mixed by Werner Hasler and manufactur ,mastered by Michael Schwabe ( monoposto ), Artwork by Harald Bernhard. Co-produced by UK Rattay .
Line-up: Werner Hasler tp, Oli Kuster wurlitzer, synth , Urban Lienert bass, Dominik Burkhalter drums
1 funn manzini 2 jaume 3 geneber 4 aslid 5 lucidapril 6 haaf slomer 7 cliche 8 flambitres 9 nullzwozwo 10 staak 11 genSo 12 lost&found
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Kamilya_Jubran_&_Werner_Hasler 'Wameedd'
Released in France november 18th 2005 by Unit Records . Distributed in France by Abeille music . Release in Switzerland ( Musikvertrieb ) February 17th 2006.
Composed, produced and mixed by Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler, lyrics as indicated on record, recorded by Adrian Steiger, mastered by dan@echochamber.ch , artwork by Filip Haag, with the kind support of: KulturStadtBern, Amt für Kultur Kanton Bern, culture and development.
Line up: Kamilya Jubran vocals and oud, Werner Hasler electronics
1 Ghareeba 2 Nafad AlAhwal2 3 AlShaatte AlAkhar 4 Miraat al-Hijarah 5 Amshi 6 Nafad al Ahwal 1
7 AlMawjatun Taat 8 Ankamishu 9 Aina Tantahi 10 Nafad al Ahwal 3 11 Al-Hubb Assab
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Released in Germany august 29th 2005 ( AL!VE ) by rent-a-dog . Release in Switzerland ( Musikvertrieb ) september 26th 2005. Release in BENELUX ( Lowlands ) september/october 2005. Recorded by Adrian Steiger and Benoit Piccand, mixed by Werner Hasler and manufactur ,mastered by Michael Schwabe ( monoposto ), Artwork by Harald Bernhard. Coverfotos by Harald Bernhard and Hugo Ryser ( optickle ). Co-produced by UK Rattay .
Line-up: Werner Hasler tp, Patrick Lerjen electronics, Urban Lienert, bass, Dominik Burkhalter drums
1 Tembo Tabou 2 Cordobh 3 Rong Dob 4 Tom Lear 5 Wossein 6 Boromini 7 Rip 8 Booquee 9 April
10 Madder 11 Allamdynam 12 Blade
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Hasler/Inami 'Transmit'
Produced 2005 by manufactured audio, © by Suisa, all tracks arranged, produced and mixed by Werner Hasler, exept M5R2, Taken from DELAYED remixed by Sunao Inami. With the kind support of: KulturStadtBern, Amt für Kultur Kanton Bern, artwork Filip Haag, graphic design Max Henschel.
Line up: Werner Hasler trumpet various synths, Sunao Inami reaktor, absynth
1 Boomed 23rd 2 Flow 0220_0 3 Dasong ab 4 M5R2 5 Pancake 6 Aprilbong 7 Junat 8 Onkyo 9 Boomed 30th 10 Intro ab
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Sunao Inami 'DELAYED'
Recorded & Mixed at CAVE Studio (Kobe) in Jan - May 2004. Mastered by Motoji Ohkita Designed by Emi Makino. All Songs Written and Produced by Sunao Inami. Sunao Inami uses Waldorf synthesizers.
Line Up: Sunao Inami Computer, Synthesizers, Guitar & Field Recordings. Additional Musicians: Rick Walker's Loop.pooL Sound Design, Found and Invented Instruments, Roberto Zorzi Guitar, Slacknote Beats and Noise, Werner Hasler Trumpet Soundscapes
1. M1_1/5 2. 2_12/19_edit3 3. M3_2/17_v8 4. M5_v5 5. M6_v5++ 6. 2/19/04_rec_2_v5 7. M9 8. M13_v2 9. M12
Tonus 'Live Vol 1'
Recorded live by Martin Pearson and Hans-Peter Ehrsam at Be-Jazz Festival Bern in January 24th 2002. Part 51, 53 recorded live by Björn Meyer at Sous le Pont December 3rd 2001. Part 41 recorded live by Andi Pupato at Tonus Music Labor Bern, October 2001. Mixed by Hans- Peter Ehrsam, edited and mastered by Andi Pupato. All music composed and arranged by Don Li. Photos by Martin Möll. Cover- design by Benjamin Pfäffli. Label: Tonus-Music Records.
Various artists: Ania Losinger, Hans Koch, Markus Niederhauser, Res Ramseier, Werner Hasler, Sujay Bobade, Ragha Vendra Baligha, Ragha Vendra Kulkarni, Mats Eser, Nik B√§rtsch, Patrik Lerjen, Bj√∂rn Meyer, Bänz Oester, Andi Pupato, Norbert Pfammatter, Marco Agovino, Marko Marffy, Don Li
1 Part 51 2 Part 53 3 Part 22 4 Part 30 5 Part 26 6 Part 39 7 Part 22 8 Part 41 9 Kata Tekki Sandan
Tonus 'Live Vol 2'
Recorded live by Martin Pearson and Hans-Peter Ehrsam at Be-Jazz Festival Bern in January 24th 2002. . Mixed by Hans- Peter Ehrsam, edited and mastered by Andi Pupato. All Music composed and arranged by Don Li, exept Drumbeat of Part 44 by kaspar Rast. Photos by Martin Möll. Cover- design by Benjamin Pfäffli. Label: Tonus-Music Records.
Various artists: Ania Losinger,Bruno Spoerri, Marco Repetto, Werner Hasler, Nik B√§rtsch, Wolfgang Zwieauer, Björn Meyer, Bänz Oester, Norbert Pfammatter, Marco Agovino, Kaspar Rast, Fabian Kuratli, Andi Pupato, Marko Marffy, Don Li
1 Part 47 2 part 50 3 Part 34,12 4 Part 47 5 Part 35 6 Part 34 7 Part 41 8 Part 39. 9 Part 44 10 Part 45 11 Part 12 12 Kata Unsu
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Produced 2001 by manufactured audio & braincells rec, ¬© by Suisa, all compositions by Werner Hasler & Manufactur; recorded at H√∂rsaal & Bruchstrasse, drums recorded by Adi Steiger, mixed and mastered: Manufactur & Adi Steiger, cover: Christoph Stettler S.Bros:_67, distributed CH: RecRec A:Ixthuluh, with the kind support of Kulturbeirat der F√ºrstlichen Regierung Liechtenstein, KulturStadtBern, Amt für Kultur Kanton Bern.
Line up: Werner Hasler trumpet, Hans-Peter Pfammatter electronics, Urban Lienert Bass, Dominik Burkhalter drums
1 Buzdeg 2 Doom 3 Gasanto 4 1001 5 Latim 6 Beshkem 7 FreiherrVFeif 8 Dr. Mason 9 Tres Llits 10 Perthing
The Wild Bunch 'Ghosts'
Wild Bunch: Recorded july 11th and12th in Studio du Flon by Benoit Corboz. Mixed by Benoit Corboz. Produced for Musikszene Schweiz. Produced by Wild Bunch and Tom Gsteiger. Various composers and arrangers. Coverart: Palma Fiacco. With the kind support of Kulturstadt Bern.
Line up: Werner Hasler trumpet, J√ºrg Bucher tenor and bassclarinet, Philipp Schaufelberger guitar, Hans-Peter Pfammatter piano, Bänz Oester doublebass, Samuel Rohrer drums
1 Sing Me Softly Of The Blues (Carla Bley, arr Werner Hasler) 2 Mean Streets (Wild Bunch) 3 Key Largo (Wild Bunch) 4 Ghosts (Albert Ayler) 5 Peeping Tom (Wild Bunch) 6 W.R.U. (Ornette Coleman) 7 For The Love Of Sarah ( Paul Motian) 8 Guinnevere (David Crosby) 9 La Putain (Michel Legrand) 10 Shakalaka (Paul Motian) 11 Badlands (Wild Bunch) 12 They Shoot Horses Don't They (Wild Bunch) 13 Ghosts 2 (Albert Ayler) 14 DogDayAfternoon (Wild Bunch) 15 Point Blank (Wild Bunch) 16 Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child (trad) 17 Green Chimneys (Thelonious Monk)
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Produced 1999 by manufactured audio, executive producer Peter Bürli DRS 2, ¬© by Suisa, all compositions by Werner Hasler & Manufactur, recorded at Radiostudio Z√ºrich by Hans-Peter Ehrsam, mixed and mastered: Urban Lienert & Werner Hasler, cover: Christoph Stettler S.Bros:_67, distributed CH: RecRec A:Ixthuluh with the kind support of Fuka Fonds Luzern.
Line up: Werner Hasler trumpet, Hans-Peter Pfammatter electronics, Urban Lienert bass, Marco Agovino drums
1 Novus Ordo 2 MonorailToHaneda 3 Quite a reach 4 Apriltrack 5 Hidroelectricas 6 Tachikawa Pim 7 Toyoda noe 8 Poble Sec 9 Yamanote sen
Tonus 'Gen'
Live to two track at Radio Studio Z√ºrich, January 16th 1999. Recorded by Hans-Peter Ehrsam . Mastered by Glenn Miller . Produced by Don Li, Executive Producer Peter Bürli DRS2. All music composed and arranged by Don Li. Cover- design by Benjamin Pfäffli. Label: Tonus- Music.
Line-up: Don Li alto sax and bass clarinet, Werner Hasler trumpet, Patrik Lerjen guitar, Nik Bärtsch piano, Björn Meyer bass, Marco Agovino drums
1 Part 39 2 Part 34 3 Part 25 4 Part 36 5 Part 29 6 Part 32
Tonus 'Suun'
Live to two track at Radio Studio Zürich, October 1997. Recorded by Ron Kurz. Mastered by Glenn Miller . Produced by Don Li, Executive Producer Peter Bürli DRS2. All music composed and arranged by Don Li. Photos by Palma Fiacco. Cover- design by Benjamin Pfäffli. Label: Brambus Records.
Line-up: Don Li alto sax and bass clarinet, Werner Hasler trumpet, Patrik Lerjen guitar, Nik Bärtsch piano, Björn Meyer bass, Marco Agovino drums
1 Part 27 2 Part 26 3 Part 31 4 Part 23 5 Part 30 6 Part 22 7 Part 24
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May 2010
Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler 14th festival jazz in e., Eberswalde, Germany
April 2010
Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler 16th festival de St. Denis/ Metis, Villetaneuse, France
Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler 7th Studio de l'Ermitage, Paris, France
March 2010
Vera Fabbri/Jan Galega/ Werner Hasler 19th Museumsnacht, Bern, Switzerland
Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler 6th La Tannerie, Bourg en Bresse, France
Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler 5th Salle St. Gobain, Thourotte, France
Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler 4th Concert Télévision France 3, Ajaccio, France
February 2010
Werner Hasler quatuor of trumpet, electronics, strings and drums 24th Jazzwerkstatt Progr, Bern Switzerland
January 2010
Kamilya Jubran & Werner Hasler 15th Winter Jazz Festival, Bern, Switzerland
December 2009
Hasler/Paeffgen/Berger 13th Café Museum, Passau, Germany
Hasler/Paeffgen/Berger 12th Kuenstlerwerkstat, Pfaffenhofen, Germany
Hasler/Paeffgen/Berger 11th Tangente, Eschen, Liechtenstein
Hasler/Paeffgen/Berger 10th Dampfzentrale, Bern, Switzerland
November 2009
With Bikya 16th Jazzclub Cairo, Egypt
With Alfred Gamil 7th Cairo Opera, Egypt
September 2009
Jubran/Hasler 15th Festival Alger, Algeria >cancelled
August 2009
Hasler/Paeffgen 16th Kirche, Ligerz, Switzerland
July 2009
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audétat 5th Festival de la cité, Lausanne Switzerland
May 2009
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audétat 30th Kunsthaus, Glarus, Switzerland
Teddy Fontessa 22nd Fab Memorial Dampfzentrale, Bern Switzerland
April 2009
Jubran/Hasler 11th Moulin, Brainans, France
March 2009
manufactur 28th Kud France Preseren, Ljubljana, Slovenja
manufactur 27th Posthof, Linz, Austria
Jubran/Hasler 19th Flagey, Bruxelles, Belgique
Jubran/Hasler 17th Cave Dimière, Argenteuil, France
Jubran/Hasler 7th Festival, Napoli, Italy
February 2009
Jubran/Hasler 26th Jazz Action, Valence, France
Jubran/Hasler 7th UBU-Festival, Rennes, France
Jubran/Hasler 6th Vorstadttheather, Basel, Switzerland
December 2008
Jubran/Hasler 5th Odéon, Brugg, Switzerland
November 2008
Jubran/Hasler 26th L'Heure Bleue, Saint-Martin d'Heres, France
Jubran/Hasler 15th Le nouveau Relax, Chaumont, France
October 2008
Jubran/Hasler 30st Théatre, Chatenay France
Jubran/Hasler 10th Projet Palestine, Namur, Belgique
September 2008
Jubran/Hasler 25th Festival Ramdam sur Scènes, Rouen, France
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 19th Esse Winterthur, Switzerland
July 2008
Jubran/Hasler 16th Festival des Nocturnes, St. Jean des Monts, France
Jubran/Hasler 15th Festival Coté Mer, St. Brévin les Pins, France
Jubran/Hasler 13th Abbaye de Neumünster, Luxemburg
June 2008
Jubran/Hasler/Koch/Badrutt 8th Théatre de poche, Biel, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 5th Odéon, Nîmes, France
May 2008
Hasler/Paeffgen/Walker 24th Sonarraum, Bern, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 19th Mur du son Valence, France
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 17th Jazzpodium Bayreuth, Germany
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 16th Jazzclub Bamberg, Germany
April 2008
manufactur 17th Café Museum, Passau, Germany
manufactur 11th St, Gervais, Biel, Switzerland
manufactur 10th Vidmar Bejazz, Bern, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 4th La Cordonnerie, Romans, France
Jubran/Hasler 3rd Allan Scène Nationale, Montbéliard Cedex, France
Strohmann/Kauz 2nd Premiere'Ungedüre'(Text Pedro Lenz / Regie Priska Praxmarer) La Cappella, Bern, Switzerland
March 2008
Jubran/Hasler 27th Bejazz Vidmar, Bern, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 22nd un week end avec elle, Albi, France
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 12th Rete due Radio Svizzera, Sala dei congressi, Muralto-Locarno, Switzerland
February 2008
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 22nd Vidmar Bejazz, Bern, Switzerland
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 20st Treibhauskultur, Zollikofen, Switzerland
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 19th Moods, Zurich, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 8th Péniche Spectacle, Rennes, France
Jubran/Hasler 7th Péniche Spectacle, Rennes, France
manufactur 2nd Workshop Anti-Crise festival, Babel theater - Hamra Beyrouth Lebanon CANCELLED
manufactur 1st Anti-Crise festival, Babel theater - Hamra Beyrouth Lebanon CANCELLED
January 2008
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 25th Hauskonzert, Langenthal (CH)
December 2007
Jubran/Hasler 15th Centre Socio Culturel, Hennebont (F)
Jubran/Hasler 11th Theatre, Bourg en Bresse (F)
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 7th Tangente Eschen (FL)
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 6th Blue Note, Dresden (D)
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 5th Galerie Weinelt, Hof (D)
November 2007
manufactur 14th Moods, Zürich, (CH)
manufactur 13th Loft, Dresden (D)
manufactur 12th Dumont, Aachen (D)
manufactur 11th MS Stubnitz, Amsterdam (NL)
manufactur 8th Jazzkantine, Luzern (CH)
manufactur 7th A-Trane, Berlin (D)
manufactur 6th A-Trane, Berlin (D)
manufactur 2nd Posthof, Linz (A)
manufactur 1st Birdland, Wien (A)
October 2007
Jubran/Hasler 28th Festival du monde Arabe, Montreal, Canada
Jubran/Hasler 25th les nuits Européennes, Strasbourg, France
Jubran/Hasler 19th Le Palace, Surgeres, France
Jubran/Hasler 17th Le jardin de verre, Cholet, France
Jubran/Hasler 16th Auditorium de Seynod, Meythet, France
Jubran/Hasler 12th Hôtel de ville, St Jean de la ruelle, France
Jubran Hasler 8th Festival, Istanbul, Turkey cancelled!
July 2007
Jubran/Hasler 17th Festival, El Mawred , Kairo, Egypt
June 2007
Jubran/Hasler 23rd Festival Libres échanges, Saint Herblain, France
May 2007
Jubran/Hasler 27th Festival de Luth, Tetouan, Morocco
Jubran/Hasler 25th Festival Colmar, France
manufactur 19th Festival jazz in e. Eberswalde, Germany
manufactur 13th Bee-flat, Progr, Bern (CH)
manufactur 10th Mokka, Thun (CH)
Jubran/Hasler 5th Usine, Genève, (CH)
manufactur 4th Festival Vieljazz, Zug (CH)
Jubran/Hasler 2nd Festival, Kairo, Egypt postponed!
April 2007
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 30st Musikfestwochen Luzern, CH
manufactur 21st Pani K. - Sanok, Poland
manufactur 20th JnO Festival, Rura - Wroclaw, Poland
manufactur 19th Festival MultiPlace - Kielce, Poland
manufactur 18th Bohema Jazz Club - Olsztyn, Poland
manufactur 17th Bohema Jazz Club - Gdynia, Poland
manufactur 15th Enercity ExpoCafé, Hannover, Germany
manufactur 12th MS Stubnitz Rostock, Germany
manufactur 10th Objekt5 Halle, Germany
Jubran/Hasler 6th festival Electrochoc, Bourgoin Jallieu, France
March 2007
Jubran solo and Jubran/Hasler 30th Schlachthaus, Bern, CH
Jubran/Hasler 23th Festival des Enchanteuses, Les Lilas, France
Jubran/Hasler 22th Chainon Manquant, Figeac, France
Jubran/Hasler 18th Jazz Festival, Grenoble, France
Jubran/Hasler 17th Théatre de l'hôtel de ville, St. Barthélemy d'Anjou, France
Jubran/Hasler 16th Théatre de Bressuire, Bressuire, France
Jubran/Hasler 11th La Balinière, Rézé, France
Jubran/Hasler 10th Auditorium, Lyon, France
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audetat 5th Musikfestwochen, Luzern, CH
Jubran/Hasler 2nd Centre culturel Athéna, Auray, France
February 2007
Jubran/Hasler 16th Theater, Den Haag, Nederlande
Jubran/Hasler 2nd le grand logis, Bruz, France
Janaury 2007
Jubran/Hasler 17th Institut Français Agadir, Maroc
December 2006
Jubran/Hasler 15th Festival Africolor Saint ouen, France
Jubran/Hasler 2nd Les Feuillants/Nuits d'Orient Dijon, France
November 2006
Jubran/Hasler 10th Ferme de Font Robert, Chateau Arnoux, France
Jubran/Hasler 11th Espace Prévert, Savigny le Temple, France
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audétat 17th Festival NovJazz, Huttwil, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 18th Festival Onex, Onex-Genève, Switzerland
October 2006
Jubran/Hasler 28th Le Cap, Aulnay sous Bois, France
manufactur 26th Jazzfestival onze+, Lausanne, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 22th Festival Oriental, Bagnolet, France
Jubran/Hasler 21st Maison des trois Quartiers, Poitiers, France
Jubran/Hasler 20st Salle Jean Vilar, Lanester, France
Jubran/Hasler 17th Salle Victor Hugo, Fameck, France
Jubran/Hasler Festival Ramdam sur Scènes, Rouen France
September 2006
Jubran/Hasler 10th Stars Vordingborg Denmark
Jubran/Hasler 9th Toldkammeret Helsingør Sweden
Jubran/Hasler 8th Dunkers, Helsinborg, Sweden
Jubran/Hasler 7th Stengade, Copenhagen, Denmark
August 2006
Jubran/Hasler 25th Fest. El Jem, Tunisie
Jubran/Hasler 10-15th Palestine, postponed again
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audétat 5th Dampfzentrale Bern, Switzerland
July 2006
Jubran/Hasler 20st Aux Heures d'été Nantes, France
Jubran/Hasler 17th Betlehem, Palestine, postponed see august
Jubran/Hasler 14th Festival Ramallah, Palestine, postponed see august
June 2006
Jubran/Hasler 23rd Moods, Zürich, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 17th Cabaret Mobile, Puy Saint Martin, France
May 2006
manufactur 13th Jazzfestival Schaffhausen, Switzerland
March 2006
Jubran/Hasler 31st Espace Culturel le Scarabée La Vèrrière, France
Jubran/Hasler 30th Volcan, Le Havre, France
Jubran/Hasler 29th Maison de Quartier,Cergy, France
Jubran/Hasler 19th Moods, Zurich, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 17th El Teatro, Tunis, Tunisia
Jubran/Hasler 16th Centre Culturel, El Hammamat, Tunisia
TRANSMIT>LIVE Hasler/Inami/Paeffgen/Haag 14th Hörsaal im Schlachthofareal Bern, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 10th La Falencerie, Boulogne sur Mer, France
Jubran/Hasler 9th Espace Culture, Villeneuve d'Asq-Lille, France
Jubran/Hasler 8th Théatre Léo Ferré, Aulnoyes Aymeries, France
Jubran/Hasler 3rd Saint Pierre des Corps, France
Jubran/Hasler 2nd Le Bijou, Toulouse, France
Jubran/Hasler 1st Le Bijou, Toulouse, France
February 2006
Jubran/Hasler 25th Reithalle Frauenraum, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 23rd Mokka, Thun, Switzerland
Jubran/Hasler 22nd, Kraftfeld, Winterthur, Switzerland
manufactur 18th Jazzfestival Chiasso
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audétat 17th Minifestival, Repfergasse, Schaffhausen, CH
Hasler/Paeffgen/Audétat 10th Les Ruaux 5 Cortebert, CH
January 2006
Jubran/Hasler 20th, Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin, Germany
Jubran/Hasler 17th, La Maroquinerie, Paris, France
Jubran/Hasler 12th, Salle Jean Carmet, Allonnes, France
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March 28th Kud France Preseren, Ljubljana, Slovenja
March 27th Posthof, Linz, Austria
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April 17th Café Museum, Passau, Germany
April 11th St, Gervais, Biel, Switzerland
April 10th Vidmar Bejazz, Bern, Switzerland
February 2nd Anti-Crise festival, Babel theater - Hamra Beyrouth Lebanon
February 1st Anti-Crise festival, Babel theater - Hamra Beyrouth Lebanon
2007
November 14th Moods, Zurich, (CH)
November 13th Loft, Dresden (D)
November 12th Dumont, Aachen (D)
November 11th MS Stubnitz, Amsterdam (NL)
November 8th Jazzkantine, Luzern (CH)
November 7th A-Trane, Berlin (D)
November 6th A-Trane, Berlin (D)
November 2nd Posthof, Linz (A)
November 1st Birdland, Wien (Austria)
May 19th Festival jazz in e. Eberswalde, Germany
May 13th Bee-flat, Progr, Bern (CH)
May 10th Mokka, Thun (CH)
May 4th Festival Vieljazz, Zug (CH)
April 21st Pani K. - Sanok, Poland
April 20th JnO Festival, Rura - Wroclaw, Poland
April 19th MultiPlace - Kielce, Poland
April 18th Bohema Jazz Club - Olsztyn, Poland
April 17th Bohema Jazz Club - Gdynia, Poland
April 15th Enercity ExpoCafé, Hannover, Germany
April 12th MS Stubnitz Rostock, Germany
April 10th Objekt5 Halle, Germany
(Thanks to Pro Helvetia, Beirat der fürstlichen Regierung Liechtenstein, Migros Kulturprozent, Suisa Stiftung für Musik)
2006
October 26th Jazzfestival onze+, Lausanne (CH)
Mai 13th Jazzfestival Schaffhausen (CH)
February 18th Jazzfestival Chiasso (CH)
2005
Releasetour 'rong dob' presented by Jazzthetik and Sonic
November 2nd Moods Zürich (CH)
October 28th Gambrinus, St.Gallen (CH)
October 27th Dampfzentrale, Bern (CH)
October 15th 2005 Turm Halle (D)
October 14th 2005 Tante Ju, Dresden (D)
October 13th 2005 Projekt 7, Magdeburg (D)
October 12th 2005 Stadtgarten, Köln (D)
October 11th 2005 Kulturbrauerei, Berlin (D) CANCELLED!
October 1st 2005 Mokka, Thun (CH)
September 30th La Fourmi, Luzern (CH)
(Concerts in Germany supported by Pro Helvetia & SIG)
2004
August 1st Ljubljana Trnfest (Slo)
August 3rd Subotica Jazzcafe( YU)
August 4th Kanjiza T.B.A. ( YU) ,
August 5th Budapest Szigetfestival (HU)
August 6th Bern Be-Jazz Sommerfestival (CH)
August 12th Avenches Rock oz Arenes (CH)
touring with #2
2003
January 24th Bejazz Winterfestival / Bern (CH)
2002
November 29th Wien Porgy and Bess (A)
November 30th Graz Thienfeld (A)
August 18th Ljubljana / Open Air Festival Trnfest (SLO)
August 17th Kranj / Open Air Festival Poletje v Kranju (SLO)
August 16th Tolmin / Open Air Festival (SLO)
May 25th Holenstein / Glarus (CH)
April 20th bonzzaj clubnight, Leuk (CH)
April 18th Schueuer / Luzern (CH)
April 17th Moods / Zuerich (CH)
2001
December 31th Reitschule Dachstock / Bern (CH)
December 22th Gaswerk / Winterthur (CH)
December 21th Roessli / Staefa (CH)
December 20th Rosengarten / Seewen (CH)
November 10th Porgy and Bess / Wien (A)
November 9th Arge Nonntal / Salzburg (A)
November 8th Posthof / Linz (A)
November 7th Kud Preseren / Ljubljana (SLO)
November 3th Innenhofkultur / Klagenfurt (A)
November 2th Grabenhalle / St. Gallen (CH)
October 27th Merker / Baden (CH)
October 24th Satellite / Lausanne (CH)
October 20th NT Areal / Basel (CH)
October 19th Kulturwerk 118 / Sursee (CH)
October 14th Reitschule Sous Le Pont / Bern (CH)
October 13th Mocca / Thun (CH)
October 12th Tunnel / Naters (CH)
touring with #1
2001
April 8th Reitschule/ Bern
April 6th Industrie/ W√§denswil
March 30th Fabriggli/ Buchs
November 24th Merker/ Baden
November 18th Bikini Test/La Chaux De Fonds
November 16th Posthof/ Linz
October 28th Usine à Gaz/ Nyon
October 27th Bad Bonn/ Düdingen
October 26th Benzin-Vernissage/ Zürich
October 21th Kulturwerk 118/ Sursee
October 20th ZAK/ Rapperswil
October 14th Tap Tab/ Schaffhausen
October 13th Grabenhalle/ St. Gallen
October 7th Moods/ Zürich
October 6th Pfarreizentrum/ Brig
September 9th NT/Areal/ Basel
August 24th Musikfestwochen/ Winterthur
August 18th Auftakt 2000 / Bern
August 12th Open Air am See/ Vinelz
July 28th Sensair Festival
June 06 Free Tibet Festival, Reithalle/ Bern
April 8th Distorsonie Festival, Bologna (I)
April 7th Rössli/ Stäfa
April 6th Kiff/ Aarau
April 2nd Dampfzentrale/ Bern
April 1st Boa /Luzern
March 31st Mokka/ Thun
March 25th Holenstein/ Glarus
2010
May 14th festival jazz in e., Eberswalde, Germany
April 16th festival de St. Denis/ Metis, Villetaneuse, France
April 7th Studio de l'Ermitage, Paris, France
March 6th La Tannerie, Bourg en Bresse, France
March 5th Salle St. Gobain, Thourotte, France
March 4th Concert Télévision France 3, Ajaccio, France
January 15th Winter Jazz Festival, Bern, Switzerland
2009
September 15th Festival Alger, Algeria >cancelled
March 19th Flagey, Bruxelles, Belgique
March 17th Cave Dimière, Argenteuil, France
March 7th Festival, Napoli, Italy
February 26th Jazz Action, Valence, France
February 7th UBU-Festival, Rennes, France
February 6th Vorstadttheather, Basel, Switzerland
2008
December 5th Odéon, Brugg, Switzerland
November 26th L'Heure Bleue, Saint-Martin d'Heres, France
November 15th Le nouveau Relax, Chaumont, France
October 30st Théatre, Chatenay France
October 10th Projet Palestine, Namur, Belgique
September 25th Festival Ramdam sur Scènes, Rouen, France
July 16th Festival des Nocturnes, St. Jean des Monts, France
July 15th Festival Coté Mer, St. Brévin les Pins, France
July 13th Abbaye de Neumünster, Luxemburg
June 5th Odéon, Nîmes, France
April 4th La Cordonnerie, Romans, France
April 3rd Allan Scène Nationale, Montbéliard Cedex, France
March 27th Bejazz Vidmar, Bern, Switzerland
March 22nd un week end avec elle, Albi, France
February 8th Péniche Spectacle, Rennes, France
February 7th Péniche Spectacle, Rennes, France
2007
Decembre 15th Centre Socio Culturel, Hennebont (F)
Decembre 11th Theatre, Bourg en Bresse (F)
October 28th Festival du monde Arabe, Montreal, Canada
October 25th les nuits Eoropéenes, Strasbourg, France
October 19th Le Palace, Surgeres, France
October 17th Le jardin de verre, Cholet, France
October 16th Auditorium de Seynod, Meythet, France
October 12th Hôtel de ville, St Jean de la ruelle, France
October 8th Festival, Istanbul, Turkey cancelled!
July 17th Festival, El Mawred , Kairo, Egypt
June 23rd Festival Libres échanges, Saint Herblain, France
May 27th Festival de Luth, Tetouan, Morocco
May 25th Festival Colmar, France
May 5th Usine, Genève, (CH)
May 2nd Festival, Kairo, Egypt postponed!
April 6th Festival Electrochoc, Bourgoin Jallieu, France
March 30th Schlachthaus, Bern, CH
March 23th Festival des Enchanteuses, Les Lilas, France
March 22th Chainon Manquant, Figeac, France tbc
March 18th Jazz Festival, Grenoble, France
March 17th Théatre de l'hôtle de ville, St. Barthélemy d'Anjou, France
March 16th Théatre de Bressuire, Bressuire, France
March 11th La Balinière, Rézé, France
March 10th Auditorium, Lyon, France
March 2nd Centre culturel Athéna, Auray, France
February 16th Theater, Den Haag, Nederlande
February 2nd le grand logis, Bruz, France
January 17th Institut Français Agadir, Maroc
2006
December 15th Festival Africolor Saint ouen, France
December 2nd Les Feuillants/Nuits d'Orient Dijon, France
November 10th Ferme de Font Robert, Chateau Arnoux, France
November 11th Espace Prévert, Savigny le Temple, France
November 18th Festival Onex, Onex-Genève, Switzerland
October 28th Le Cap, Aulnay sous Bois, France
October 22th Festival Oriental, Bagnolet, France
October 21st Maison des trois Quartiers, Poitiers, France
October 20st Salle Jean Vilar, Lanester, France
October 17th Salle Victor Hugo, Fameck, France
September 10th Stars Vordingborg Denmark
September 9th Toldkammeret Helsingør, Sweden
September 8th Dunkers, Helsinborg, Denmark
September 7th Stengade, Copenhagen, Denmark
August 25th Fest. El Jem, Tunisie
July 14th Festival Ramallah, Palestine postponed
July 17th Betlehem, Palestine postponed
July 20th Aux Heures d'été Nantes, France
June 23rd Moods, Zürich, Switzerland
June 17th Cabaret Mobile, Puy Saint Martin, France
March 31st Espace Culturel le Scarabée La Vérrière, France
March 30th, Volcan, Le Havre, France
March 29th Maison de Quartier,Cergy, France
March 19th, Moods, Zurich, Switzerland
March 17th El Teatro Tunis, Tunisia
March 16th El Hammamad, Tunisia
March 10th, La Falencerie, Boulogne sur Mer, France
March 9th, Espace Culture, Villeneuve d'Asq-Lille, France
March 8th, Théatre Léo Ferré, Aulnoyes Aymeries, France
March 3rd, Saint Peirre des Corps, France
March 2nd Le Bijou, Toulouse, France
March 1st Le Bijou, Toulouse, France
February 25th Reithalle Frauenraum, Switzerland
February 23rd Mokka, Thun, Switzerland
February 22nd, Kraftfeld, Winterthur, Switzerland
January 20th, Hebbel am Ufer, Berlin, Germany
January 17th, La Maroquinerie, Paris, France
January 12th, Salle Jean Carmet, Allonnes, France
2005
December 9th, Maisons des Associations, Strasbourg, France
November 17th, Orly, France
November 15th, Canteleu, France
November 13th, Basel, Switzerland
November 8th, Chartres, France
November 4th, Montreuil, France
October 7th & 8th, Bastia Festival Corsica
September 24th & 25th, Portet sur garonne, France
August 27th, Aarau, Switzerland
July 3rd, Villeneuve d'asq, France
June 17th, IMA Paris, France
June 4th, Barcelona, Spain
Mai 22nd, Progr Bern, Switzerland
March 15th, Milan, Italy
March 2nd, Masqat, Oman
2004
December 18th, La Spirale, Fribourg, Switzerland
November 18th, Allonnes, France
October 30th, Elteatro, El Medina Festival, Tunis, Tunisia
October 28th, Festival les Primeurs de Massy, France
October 21st, KIT Tropentheater, Amsterdam, Holland
August 7th, Les Escales de St. Nazaire, France
June 7th, Geneva, Switzerland
April 23rd & 24th, Le Pois Chiche Club - Lausanne, Switzerland
April 12th, Muensterplaz, Bern, Switzerland
April 8th, Schlachthaus, Theater Bern, Switzerland
2009
July 5th Festival de la cité, Lausanne Switzerland
May 30th Kunsthaus, Glarus, Switzerland
2008
September 19th Esse Winterthur, Switzerland
March 12th Rete due Radio Svizzera, Sala dei congressi, Muralto-Locarno, Switzerland
February 22nd Vidmar Bejazz, Bern, Switzerland
February 20st Treibhauskultur, Zollikofen, Switzerland
February 19th Moods, Zurich, Switzerland
January 25th Hausmusik, Langenthal
2007
December 7th Tangente Eschen (FL)
December 6th Blue Note, Dresden (D)
December 5th Galerie Weinelt, Hof (D)
April 30st Musikfestwochen, Luzern, CH
2006
November 17th Festival NovJazz, Huttwil, CH
August 5th Dampfzentrale Musikkeller, Bern, CH
February 17th Minifestival, Repfergasse, Schaffhausen, CH
February 10th Les Ruaux 5, Cortebert, CH
2005
October 3rd Atelier Pia Maria, Biel
May 24th Silo, Bern
2010
March 19th Vera Fabbri/Jan Galega/ Werner Hasler 19th Museumsnacht, Bern, Switzerland
2009
November 16th with Bikya, Jazzclub Cairo, Egypt
November 7th with Alfred Gamil Cairo Opera, Egypt
August 16th Hasler/Paeffgen Kirche, Ligerz, Switzerland
May 22nd Teddy Fontessa 22nd Fab Memorial Dampfzentrale, Bern Switzerland
2008
May 24th Hasler/Paeffgen/Walker, Sonarraum, Bern, Switzerland
April 2nd Strohmann/Kauz Premiere'Ungedüre'(Text Pedro Lenz / Regie Priska Praxmarer / Klangbild Werner Hasler) La Cappella, Bern Switzerland
2006
March 14th TRANSMIT>LIVE Hasler/Inami/Paeffgen/Haag Atelierkonzert Hörsaal im Schlachthofareal Bern,CH
2005
December 17th project 'Klangspur' with Daniel Ott's ensemble Zampugn in Görlitz Germany/ Sgorzelec Poland
November 3rd Hasler/Paeffgen Mini Festival Bern
Werner_Hasler manufactur Kamilya_Jubran_&_Werner_Hasler Hasler/Paeffgen/Berger Hasler/Paeffgen/Audétat Hasler/Inami
Trompeter sind die modernen Sänger des Jazz. Sie sind angesagt wie sonst nur die neuen Vokalistinnen. Rund um die Welt und gerne vor einem gestärkten Rücken aus elektronischen Beats siedeln sie irgendwo in der Mitte zwischen Tradition und neuem Chic. Es herrscht Inflation im Reich der Söhne des hilfsbedürftigen Chet Baker und des unverstandenen Miles Davis. Der Berner Trompeter Werner Hasler hat in solchem Kontext, mit seiner Band 'manufactur' eine der bemerkenswertesten Platten der letzten Monate aufgenommen. Ein Kaffeetrinken mit Werner Hasler.
Interview in Sonic Mai 2006
download whole interview (four pages): sonic1.pdf sonic2.pdf sonic3.pdf sonic4.pdf
German versions and downloadable pdf-originals on manufactur website
Auf seinem vierten album gelingt dem Schweizer Quartett erneut ein elastischer Spagat zwischen Kunstschaffenden wie dem Tied & Tickled Trio ind Molvaer. Der berner Trompeter Werner Hasler erweitert diesen Kontext aber um die melancholischen Klangstrukturen eines Miles oder den extremen Minimalismus à la Jon Hassell. Denn ähnlich wie diese lässt Bandleader Hasler sein kultiviertes Blech wie eine verlorene Seele durch die Stücke geistern. Allerdings ist er dabei - anders als beim Vorgänger 'rong dob' - nicht mehr allein. Mit Keyboarder Oli Kuster wechselt er sich kongenial beim Spielen von zartesten Melodien ab: Sie kommunizieren im besten Sinne, Trompetensound und elektronische Tasten harmonieren perfekt- so werden neue stimmungsvolle, spannende Klang-Räume in der Manufactur eingerichtet. überhaupt spielt Elektronik in ihrer Musik eine entscheidende Rolle, wird sie doch souverän eingesetzt, um èberraschende Querschläger zu deponieren, oder sich mit den intensiven Improvisationen zu reiben. Eine bemerkenswerte Platte.
mai Jazzthing April/Mai
[...] Manufactur work in a very elegant way ‚ they are much more than mere chic. They are also about emerging from the background to take their place in the forefront. They are enjoyable, because they have a certain something that is not a huge, intellectual monster. They are not just another young band‚ they represent something original that has grown organically over the years, something that is melancholic, intensive and artful. Oli Kusters Electronics and Keys plus Urban Lienerts Bass are better at opening doors than slamming them shut. Dominik Burkhalter on the drums hits the nail on the head. The addition of these parts produces something that is unobtrusively beautiful.
Ulrich Steinmetzger Jazzpodium September 2005
The musical preferences of the Swiss trumpeter Werner Hasler lie somewhere between Autechre and 'Sketches of Spain' by Miles Davis. Light, interesting grooves drive his manufactur quartet on the new CD 'Rong Dob' (rent a dog/Al!ve). [...] percussion and bass play with and against one another, somewhere between rock and a constantly grooving flow, and the strong electronic presence gives manufactur fragmented charm, counterbalanced by Hasler's cool trumpet sound. In between, there is an underlying Reggae feel, and the individual songs always have so much melodic potential, that you get the feeling that you are eavesdropping on a jamming session. The bubbling and crackling mixing is highly enjoyable, but contains enough enigmas to stop you tiring of it quickly. [...]
Rolf Thomas Jazzthing September/October 2005
[...] Living in Germany, I associate manufacturing with the sale of high quality products at high prices. If the twin concepts of production and Switzerland are united, it has to increase the value of the whole, since Switzerland and its merchandise have an irresistible appeal. manufactur (deliberately written with a small 'm') fare very well, since their Electro-Space-Dub-Ambient-Lounge-Fusion mix includes a great deal of crankiness, humour and technical craftsmanship. [...]
Angela Ballhorn Jazzthetik October 2005
[...] You become aware of the comfortable yet exciting Dub-Reggae groundwork by the bass (Urban Lienert) and percussion (Dominik Burkhalter) with its slick meter, acknowledged by Hasler’s gooseflesh trumpet sounds, which illuminate everything around like a lost soul in an electronically alienated evening twilight and cannot refrain from grinning about Patrick Lerjens’ sound-bite add-ons. In short: manufactur sound as if Miles Davis had recorded the soundtrack to Stanley Kubrick's "2001". [...]
Josef Engels Rondo .September 3rd 2005
[...] Success all around, since thick sound structures and the finest aesthetics of shreds of music never allow the search to end [...]
Klaus Hübner Westzeit October 2005
Elation in a hi-tech format [...]
Ane Hebeisen Der Bund 1.
October 2005
[...] His hypnotechnical style is, at the same time, rooted in the mythical chamber music minimalism of Miles Davis' Cool Periods and in the whole Trip Hop sound ambience [...]
Tom Fuchs Stereo September 2005
[...] Whenever this clean eccentric humour is possible, it is certain that the virtuosity, musical knowledge and precision of manufactur will not merely lead to proverbial Swiss thoroughness [...]The quartet’s live qualities on the opening track 'Tembo Tabou' or 'Wossein' more than hint at a 2005 version of Miles Davis as he was in 1971.
RJ Loop October 2005
[...] Eight years of continuous collaboration have led to a sound that is unique in Switzerland. This makes 'rong dob' a potential favourite record. [...]
Ulrich Steinmetzger Jazzpodium October 2005
[...] All this makes all the usual typical academic phrases obsolescent. 'rong dob' could be found in the Dub, Jazz or Electronic sections. More important than the label is the fact that the disc is always on your stereo system. [...]
Christoph Lenz Der Bund October 2005
[...]Bern is home to the music of Werner Hasler's manufactur that lies somewhere between jazz and electronic. [...] And manufactur compete on the international stage with the most distinguished Electro-Chill-out-Jazz combos. [...]
Ane Hebeisen, Berner Woche, October 2001
[...] Anyone who has experienced manufactur live, knows that they have special qualities, a good tip to follow up! [...]
Pirmin Bossart, «Sounds im Apéro», October 2001
[...] manufactur's music is also impressive because of its compact reduction, which can also be experienced live, when you can see the instruments being used and where effects are not overused. At the basis of this is the chill-out sound, but this is not the whole story. It corresponds to the current club culture, but does not abandon subtle variations in form and harmonies that rush to the forefront in the electronic age of jazz.
Pirmin Bossart «Neue Luzerner Zeitung», April 2000
[...] Even when flirting with modern, electronic (dance) music, craft must not be at a premium. [...]
Peter Bürli ¬´Zueritipp' , March 1999
[...] Trumpets shimmer through sampled tone worlds. A trip through bewildering depths, sounds and images. [...]
Jüre Hofer ¬´Berner Zeitung¬ª, April 2000
[...] Winter on the North Sea. Miles Davis' 'My funny Valentine' made in 1964. Escaping industrial landscapes. Tomasz Stankos' Melancholy. Aircraft trails in a grey-blue sky.
Don Cherry's chewed-up fanfares (...) Here, you will only find supreme, unpretentious instruments at work. [...]
Tom Gsteiger «Der Bund», Dezember 1998
[...] One of the most enjoyable new records to appear in Switzerland this year (at number 1).
Soundcheck «SonntagsBlick», April 2000
DER BUND (avantpremiere of Wanabni)
Hypnotische Klangwelt
Eine weitaus schattigere Form der Folklore ergeben die bestrickenden Klänge des Duo Kamilya Jubran/Werner Hasler. Die in Israel geborene Tochter palästinensischer Eltern hat für das erstmals vorgestellte neue Programm Gedichte diverser zeitgenössischer arabischer Poeten zu schwerblütigen Weisen vertont. Stimme und Oud von Kamilya Jubran treten dabei in Dialog mit den geschmackssicher ausgewählten Sounds Werner Haslers, der gänzlich auf herkömmliche Beats verzichtet und es doch vortrefflich versteht, diese hypnotische Klangwelt zum Pulsieren zu bringen. Das Ergebnis ist eine anspruchsvolle, in jedem Moment betörende Hoschspannungsmusik von fragiler Schönheit.
Ane Hebeisen Montag 18.Januar 2010
LE MONDE
Mariage arrangé entre luth et instruments électroniques
a Seine Saint-Denis a beau traverser les turbulences que l'on sait, vendredi 4 novembre, dans la soir√©e √† Montreuil, L'Argo'Notes, petite salle de concerts de la Maison populaire, est pleine. A l'affiche, la chanteuse et musicienne palestinienne Kamilya Jubran, avec un trafiqueur de sons électroniques, le Suisse Werner Hasler. Puis, en seconde partie de soirée, un duo formé par le joueur d'oud français d'origine tunisienne Jean-Pierre Smadja, alias Smadj (la moitié du projet DuOud, avec le oudiste algérien Mehdi Haddab), en compagnie du percussionniste Cyril Hernandez, compositeur en résidence à la Maison populaire de Montreuil, tous les deux également fondus d'électro.
A l'instar d'Ousmane Touré (ex-membre du groupe sénégalais Touré Kunda), qui s'est, lui, produit à Bobigny, ces deux tandems férus d'expérimentations sonores y sont programmés dans le cadre du festival Villes des musiques du monde, manifestation née en 1997 √† Aubervilliers, désormais éclatée sur quinze villes de la Seine-Saint-Denis, comme sa collègue Africolor, qui débute quelques jours après (du 25 novembre au 17 décembre).
Originaire de Galilé, Arabe de nationalité isrélienne, arrivée en Europe en 2002, après vingt ans de vie musicale au sein du groupe palestinien Sabreen, Kamilya Jubran a commencé à collaborer avec Werner Hasler, musicien de jazz formé à la Swiss Jazz School de Berne, au cours d'une résidence artistique en Suisse où elle avait été invitée par la fondation Pro Helvetia.
A travers la musique électroacoustique, tous deux se sont trouvé des atomes crochus, des envies créatives de manipulations sonores. La voix fluide et serpentine, constellée de nuances, Kamilya Jubran passe du murmure à l'éclat, atire syllabe après syllabe, jouant avec le silence, ou accélére au contraire les mots, les phrases de poètes arabes contemporains (le Libanais Gubran Khalil Gubran, la Syrienne Aïcha Amaout, la Jordanienne Sawsan Darwaza...). Elle chante en s'accompagnant d'un oud, le luth arabe.
Werner Hasler, équipé d'un synthétiseur et d'échantillons sonores enregistrés, habille et déshabille, brouille et pimente de parasites, de bruissements, de fréquences, la voix et l'instrument. Minimaliste, ludique malgré une certaine austérité, une esthétique insolite et passionnante que l'on pourra retrouver le 18 novembre sur CD (Wameedd/Abeille Music)[...]
Patrick Labesse
Article paru dans l'édition du 06.11.05
NEUE ZüRCHER ZEITUNG
Die fremde in dieser Welt
Das Album 'Wameedd' von Kamilya Jubran und Werner Hasler
[...]Jubrans Stimme steht im Zentrum. Sie lässt elf arabische Gedichte in all ihren poetischen Dimensionen aufleben und spielt mit den einzelnen Wörtern und Silben der Texte. Sie verzögert und beschleunigt, wechselt die Klangfarben und kämpft für die Unabhängigkeit und Eigenständigkeit jeder einzelnen Note. Hasler umgarnt Jubrans Gesang in jedem Lied mit neuen Klangfarben, ohne sich in den Vordergrund zu drängen. Links und rechts wandeln musikalische Samples und Frequenzen des Analogsynthezisers durch die Lautsprecher, verzögern einmal das Tempo, umspielen polyrhythmisch den Gesang. Manchmal baut Hasler Spannung auf, taucht dann aber wieder hinter die Gesangsstimme ab: ganz im Vertrauen in die Kraft des intimen musikalischen Gemäldes[...]
Thomas Burkhalter,
Donnerstag 23. Februar 2006
TELERAMA
L'Orient remixé
Kamilya Jubran et Werner Hasler: une atmosphère à la fois minimaliste, moderne et orientale.
La chanteuse palestinienne Kamilya Jubran, en duo avec Werner Hasler, perpétue les traditions orientales avec des compositions électroacoustiques.
Ils sont deux sur scène. Elle, douce brune au sourire carmin, son oud dans les bras pour accompagner ses arabesques haut perchées qui s'étirent en jouant du cri, du murmure, du silence. Lui, grand brun aux cheveux ras, penché sur son clavier d'où s'échappent de légères syncopes électro qui virent parfois, en arrière-plan, à la frénésie techno. Leur parti pris est exigeant, radical, d'un minimalisme très moderne et pourtant fortement ancré dans les traditions orientales. Cela tient de la prière, de la quête, comme de la poésie ou de la comptine: c'est sensuel, concentré, sans fioritures, une danse intérieure en ondulations volatiles qui invitent à la rêverie.
Eliane Azoulay
Mercredi 22 février 2006
SEFRONIA
Wameedd
L'album "Wameedd" n'est jamais aussi jouissif que lorsqu'il tient au plus près les vocalises de Kamilya Jubran, chanteuse et musicienne palestinienne, et l'architecture électronique suisse de Werner Hasler. La voix, ponctuée d'incursions d'oud tout à fait pertinentes, prises dans des boucles électroniques très délicates, atteint un degré convaincant de lyrisme fragile avec une certaine facilité. Le rythme de la diction de la chanteuse, parfois forte en gorge, mi-dansante, mi-plaintive, met en valeur les sonorités de la langue : les "h" happé, les "r" mouillés déboulent, alternant précipitations linguistiques et phases de suspension rythmique.
Cette voix, empruntant aux techniques du chant traditionnel, est merveilleusement servie par la finesse électronique de l'album. Tantêt discrets, tantêt sombres, les beats et bidouilles sont les éléments d'une orfévrerie sonore o√π les montées émotionnelles et le spleen ont la part belle. La palette électronicienne de Werner Hasler sublime les vertus acoustiques de la voix : battements percussifs, groove grondant, basse lancinante et pulsations infra-basses forment un paysage aux cadences justes. Le partage de l'espace entre la voix et l'électronique nous enivre mème parfois de refrains entètants.
"Wameedd" détient un certain pouvoir d'envo√ªtement. Ce dernier est d'ailleurs particulièrement marqué lorsque l'album privilégie les tonalités festives. En effet, certaines implorations plus mystérieuses et certains riffs plus bluesy rendent peut-être un peu moins bien compte de la volupté sonore indéniable de "Wameedd".
Hugo Catherine © Sefronia
25.03.2006
FREEMUSE
See an interview with Kamilya and Werner done surrounded by short exerpts of a Wameedd liveconcert in Copenhague 2006 broadcasted by Freemuse
ROOTSWORLD Bulletin
Of these three recordings, Kamilya Jubran and Werner Hasler's Wameedd is the most challenging, creative, and disturbing. Hasler, a Swiss composer and performer of electronic music, provides an eerie, subtle, and remarkably appropriate sound background for Jubran's voice and 'ud. Jubran's 'ud playing is mostly basic and spare, her repetitive lines and note-bending often bearing a family resemblance to that of Mississippi delta blues guitarists. The focus here is less on melody than on emotion, feeling, and the words. For Wameedd Jubran has set to music texts chosen mostly from contemporary Arab poets, like Paul Shaoul and Aïcha Amaout, as well as from the celebrated Gibran Khalil Gibran and Greek poet Dimetri Analis. Jubran's expressive vocals and the instrumental atmospherics make it easy to appreciate Wameedd without understanding the lyrics, but nonetheless a key element will certainly be missed. So here's a hair-raising sample, from the end of the song, "Nafad al-Ahwal 2": "I remembered the day I was killed, raped, cut to pieces lemon by lemon, cigarette by cigarette, was ripped and for the first time I cried for my death and for nature."
June 23rd 2006
AL AHRAM WEEKLY
concertreview:
Rania Khallaf found Kamilya Jubran with Werner Hasler simply marvellous
Link to the article: The odd pair
July 26 - August 1
'Man muss spielen wie die Kinder'
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Hochkonzentrierte Zukunftsmusik
Deutsch-schweizerisches Ensemble kombiniert Jazz und globale Musikkulturen
Was soll denn das? Jetzt kratzen und schaben, rumpeln und knarzen, flirren und fiebern die schon wieder so neumodern im Café Museum in Passau. Was erlauben die sich?
Eine extra Erlaubnis braucht die deutsch-schweizerische Kooperation aus Karl Berger, Werner Hasler und Gilbert Paeffgen am Sonntagabend für ihre intensive Klangforschung wohl nicht. Sie nehmen sich einfach eine Freiheit, die eigentlich jedem zusteht, und treiben ihr Ding gezielt immer weiter voran, ein „Ding“, das für Berger (Vibrafon) und Paeffgen (Schlagzeug) schon seit Jahrzehnten läuft. Mit dem Trompeter Werner Hasler, der nebenbei noch Notebook, Mischpult und ein sogenanntes Chaos-Pad bedient, verbinden sie nun die disparatesten Töne und Rhythmen zu einem offen strukturierten, organisch-technischen Klangkörper, der quer zu allen gewöhnlichen Musikerfahrungen steht, der die Einflüsse der drei Musiker aus unzähligen globalen Musikkulturen, freier Musikszene und Jazz völlig neu kombiniert.
Für den Zuhörer erschließen sich die Regeln und inneren Abläufe einer solchen Musik natürlich nicht unmittelbar. Umso spannender wird es, wenn die Musiker nach relativ unübersichtlichen Abschnitten plötzlich punktgenau zusammenspielen und sich ein Stück gleichsam im Rückblick als Einheit zu erkennen gibt. Das macht neugierig auf mehr. Immer deutlicher treten Motive von Haslers präsenter und zugleich nachdenklicher Trompete oder von
Paeffgens wuchtigem, exaktem Trommeln hervor. Dazwischen skizziert Berger ganz seriös flirrende Klangrätsel und oktavierte Abstiege. Da spielt sich im Hintergrund ein Elektrosound mit der Raumfrequenz des Kellergewölbes - es dröhnt und wummert, ohne auch nur ein bisschen laut zu sein. Es hat Rhythmus. Genau dosiert taucht ein Synthesizer-Sound auf, der einfach nur schön ist, oder eine kleine, seltsam karnevaleske Trompetenschleife. Schade, dass das Material, das sie mit diesen Live-Auftritten für die kommende Aufnahme 2010 erproben, nach einer Stunde mit acht Stücken schon erschöpft ist.
Andererseits nimmt man aus dieser dichten, hochkonzentrierten Zukunftsmusik derartig viele Eindrücke mit, dass sie sich Tage später noch im Gehirn auf unerwartete Weise entfalten können. Dieses Risiko muss man leider eingehen.
Frank Müller, Passauer neue Presse 16–12_2009
'Die drei Musiker vereinnahmen ihr Publikum zur Gänze.'
Reinhold Tavernaro Liechtensteiner Volksblatt 13_12_09
'Jazz hoch drei'
Fast beiläufig schütteln sie ihr Können aus dem Ärmel und sind doch hochkonzentriert bei der Sache.
Hallertau 12.12.09
'Unterhaltsam, abstrakt, akzentuiert und mitreißend'
Tanja Krapp, fränkischer Tag 19. Mai 2008
Entschweben ins Nichts
FÜRTH - Der aus Liechtenstein stammende Jazztrompeter Werner Hasler hat gemeinsam mit seinen Schweizer Kollegen Gilbert Paeffgen am Schlagzeug und Pierre Audétat, verantwortlich für Samples, beim deutschen Avantgardejazzlabel Meta Records ein neues, unbedingt empfehlenswertes Album veröffentlicht.
Aufgenommen wurde die CD an einem einzigen Tag, am 9. November 2006, im Studio 15 von Radio Suisse Romande in Lausanne. Der Titel 'The Story of Major Tom' spielt auf David Bowies ersten ganz grossen Hit 'Space Oddity' an. Die Geschichte geht so: Der Astronaut Major Tom umkreist in einer Kapsel die Erde und ist so fasziniert von der unendlichen Tiefe des Alls, dass er aussteigt und im Nichts verschwindet. Der Bodenstation trägt er noch schöne Grüsse an seine Frau auf. Auch die zwölf Stücke des Albums des seit 2005 bestehenden Projekts Hasler Paeffgen Audétat hören sich so an, als seien sie für die Tiefen des Alls bestimmt. Haslers Trompete zieht sich piano wie ein feiner Goldfaden durch Audétats elektronisch flimmernde Klangwelten. Sie ist, teils eingesampelt oder elektronisch verfremdet, stets melodisch bestimmend, aber drängt sich doch nie in den Vordergrund. Paeffgens Schlagzeug setzt dazu präzise Tupfer in unterschiedlichen Klangfarben. Akustische und elektronische Elemente gehen eine federleicht ins Ohr schwebend Synthese ein. Am 7. Dezember kommen Hasler Paeffgen Audétat übrigens in die Tangente in Eschen: Der Liechtensteiner Bildhauer und Jazzliebhaber Marco Eberle über die Formation: ´Sie haben ja kein fixes Arrangement für die Aufnahme, bloss angedeutete Themen, die sie jedesmal wieder frei interpretieren. So wird jeder Gig ein einmaliges Erlebnis.'
31. Juli 07 Liechtenstein Leben
Artifizielle Technisierung
NovJazz-Festival, Huttwil
Novemberdepressionen weggepustet
Gleich vier Top-Bands sind am novJazz-Festival in Huttwil aufgetreten keine Chance für Novemberdepressionen.
Der Freitagabend stand ganz im Zeichen des elektronischen Jazz: Das Elektro-Improvisationstrio ¬´Hasler Paeffgen Audetat' erweckte die ¬´Technik' des 20. Jahrhunderts zu neuem Leben und zeigte beispielhaft, dass Technik nicht zwangsläufig Automatisierung und damit Fremdsteuerung bedeutet, sondern durchaus auch Benutzbarkeit und damit Verspieltheit.
Gilbert Paeffgen am Schlagzeug verblüffte mit Kraftmomenten, Werner Hasler (Trompete) wartete mit teils explosiven, teils urmeditativen Einlagen auf; Pierre Audetat (Elektronik und Sampling) liess akustische Musik mit futuristischen Klängen verschmelzen ‚ ebenso wie mit alten Hörfunksprechakten. ¬´Jedes Stück ist ein Unikat. Unsere Persönlichkeiten werden mit dem Spiel verwoben', so Audétat.
20.11.06 Mathias Bösiger Berner Zeitung
Hasler, Paeffgen Audetat: The Story of Major Tom. Trio im Studio. Neben der Bandarbeit mit manufactur pflegt der Berner Trompeter Werner Hasler ein Faible für Ausflüge ins Offne. Wichtig ist ihm dabei das spielerische Demontieren von Klischees. Also ist der mit ähnlichen Intentionen arbeitende Sample-Artist Pierre Audetat aus Lausanne ein guter Partner für vorurteilsloses, elektro-akustisches Instant Composing. Den futuristischen Bastard voll bizarrer, mal sperriger, mal songnaher Klangfindungen grundiert und akzentuiert der Berner Drummer Gilbert Paeffgen, der sich vom Krautrock bis zu Ethnorhythmen auskennt und das sehr ökonomisch einfliessen lässt. Mal scheinen Don Cherrys Duos mit Ed Blackwell auf, mal Gamelanmusik von übermorgen. Beliebig geraten die Resultate nicht. Sie sind ein munterer Abenteuerspielplatz voller ebenso irritierender wie präziser Teile, die sich suggestiv addieren, weil keins der konzisen Stücke ins Geschwätzige driftet.
Jazzpodium U.St.
Freies Spiel mit Klang und Formen frankenpost.pdf
Werner Hasler, Gilbert Paeffgen und Pierre Audetat mixen Atemberaubendes in der alternativen Musikküche.
Was die drei in ihrer alternativen Musikküche zusammenbrauen, ist voller Magie.
Von Lisbeth Kaupenjohann Frankenpost 13. 12. 07
Transmit
funprox
'Transmit' is a collaboration project between Werner Hasler and Sunao Inami. Making this collaboration rather interesting is the fact that the two live in different continents- one in Bern, Switzerland, the other in Kobe, Japan.
The two met in a club, for only a short time, and agreed to share some of their work. While these sort of virtual collaborations are becoming somewhat more common these days, I am still fascinated by the idea of such long distance exchanges. However, given the disconnect between the performers/artists, the results of this mode of work are not always as fascinating. This is certainly not the case with Hasler and Inami however; their results are well worth their long-distance efforts.
Taken as a whole, the atmosphere of the album is somewhat relaxed. For the most part the material might be considered ambient. However, ‘Transmit’ is not only atmospherics, nor is it entirely mellow either, for that matter. There is also a quite a heavy dose of electronica action coming through rhythm/drums and melody (as with the songs 'Boomed 23rd' and 'Dasong ab', for example). With these tracks, Hasler's trumpet recordings are often featured. The trumpet recordings are a sure highlight of 'Transmit', and fit very well with the Inami's electronic/synthetic atmospheres, which are equally entrancing.
One of the most interesting tracks from this collaboration is 'Pancake', which transitions slowly from calm ambience into a more upbeat kick-snare combination, and then tapers off into cool ambience once again. The songs from the album keep a rather steady mood/vibe going throughout, which in my opinion is a definite strong point with ambient-type material.
'Transmit' is by far one of the better ambient-electronic albums I' ve heard in some time. It would be nice if these two bumped into each other again sometime in the future.
Author: VW. Jon Van Wieren, Published on: Wednesday, January 25th, 2006.
Connexion Bizarre
Ultra-mellow ambience, tranquil trumpets and downtempo rhythms define "Transmit," a unique collaboration between two accomplished musicians. Werner Hasler is a self-styled composer and sound seeker, as well as a graduate of the Swiss Jazz School. Sunao Inami founded CAVE Studio in Kobe, Japan, and has built a reputation as a synthesizer specialist. In creating this album, actual collaboration between the artists was surprisingly minimal. Hasler received soundscapes and unfinished material from Inami, which were then used by Hasler in an unrestricted manner - without involving Inami in any further discussion or planning - to create "Transmit." The result is an intriguing melding of method and talent, and a superior combination of musicianship.
"Transmit" begins with "Boomed 23rd," setting the album's tone with head-nodding tribal rhythms later echoed in "Boomed 30th." Suitable for elegant candlelit dinners and late-night chill-out sessions alike, each track embodies a distinct set of sounds that contribute seamlessly to the thematic whole. "Dasong Ab" has a shivering and diaphanous serenity that contrasts well with the electronic chirps and beeps of "Aprilbong." The soft and stately progression of "Pancake," with its slow-build house rhythm, nicely follows the balmy and splashy synth stabs of "M5R2" (a remix from a previous Inami release, "Delayed"). "Junat" presents a nervous, off-kilter beat and small tweaks of sound that in turn introduce the melodic hums and drones of "Onkyo."
The most distinct characteristic of "Transmit" is the avant-jazz style horns. Performed by Hasler, the bluesy trumpet recordings manifest in a diverse variety, and are used liberally in conjunction with Inami's cut and looped sounds. In fact, the dreamy, saturating quality of the trumpet notes as they wash over and through the ambient atmospheres and soft, pulsing beats is remarkable. Thus the final synthesis of "Transmit" is astounding in its mysterious sublimity.
-- Dutton Hauhart [9.5/10]
ReGen Magazine
It is well know that many long-distance relationships end up producing noting but heartache and regret. Not so with Switzerland-based Werner Hasler and Japan-based Sunao Inami.
After meeting "somewhere in a club" and only talking briefly, Werner Hasler and Sunao Inami agreed to exchange some of their musical work. From this agreement and from the files Inami uploaded to Hasler comes a refreshing and cohesive feeling ambient album, aptly titled Transmit.
Among the stand out tracks is "Boomed 23rd," a dark, groovy, richly layered didgeridoo-inspired up-tempo arrangement with breathy white noise-laden trumpet treatments. "Pancake" is a piece built upon lofty layers and a haunting trumpet. Ever so slowly, the song ebbs into infectious beats and light melody only to suddenly slip back into the spacious atmosphere from which it began. "Onkyo" is a beautifully murky meditation to free your mind, while "Boomed 30th" is perhaps one of the most robustly orchestrated tracks on the album. Once again making use of a similar, if not the same, trumpet treatments layered in with a catchy groove, various electronic, and organic sounding elements, and even some vocal samples.
Overall, the album has a rich, warm, ambient feel with just enough of an up-tempo to seduce those not already in love with more atmospheric music. If I have one gripe, it's that the trumpet used throughout the album sounds too similar from song to song. Yet it is this same use of trumpet that brings an almost jazzy, throaty feel to occasionally mechanical sounding tunes. Hasler claims that the two did not collaborate on the project, that instead, Inami uploaded some "sounds, soundscapes, and half-finished tunes" to which Werner then, "unguided and unrestricted," added his own sounds, recordings, samplings, and synthesizing. The end product speaks with one clear voice in a manner most true collaborations can only dream of. Enjoy.
By: Damon Wilson, Posted: Wednesday, August 02, 2006
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