DJ from switzerland. 😊🦚

Breaks, House, Hiphop, Funk
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In the term improvised music, i no longer find the meanings that made it a recognizable musical category. Improvisation comes from sudden and indicates an unexpected situation. I am convinced that the musician who improvises and composes in the moment is in the intuitive flow, hears in advance and therefore is no longer unexpected. I think that today in the twenty-first century we are at the beginning of a new era where awareness will be a fundamental necessity and therefore also music will reflect this need. 
Music in the present: the present (from the Latin "presum" pre = in front, in advance // sum = are, to be) to be in front, to be in advance.
Music that is created inside the present is a music that is born in front of us in the moment that becomes music. The present it’s to feel before, hear in advance. The musician feels, hear the music before it materializes,
I would call this anticipated perception, intuition, which always comes a moment before, the rationality translated into a form.
Music that makes pre-rational experiences audible and because of this goal, 
eludes a classification in traditional categories.
Music in the present is released from the bonds of the past and does not fall into future expectations, a music of the here and now, which is always new, thanks to the rain of intuition on the humus of personal experiences.
Music in the present can also be played in the group, provided that all members are in a state of awareness with the inner ear, in a state of collective understanding, in a form of compositional telepathy. In the collective, each member is at the same time interpreter, arranger and composer. Larger the group, more difficult the task of establishing this intuitive harmony.

Marcel Lüscher - clarinet, bassclarinet, saxophones, ocarina
Kristinn Smári Kristinsson - guitar
(Ice- and Switzerland)

Music with a view. Ears with eyes. Breathe.

The sparse instrumentation is misleading: the Swiss saxophonist and clarinetist
Marcel Lüscher together with guitarist Kristinn Smári Kristinsson from Iceland have
created a floating ecstatic cosmos.
Both pay hommage to beauty – not in an esoteric, kitshy or emotional manner, but in
a thought-provoking way, courageous in it’s simplicity.
Their subtle introspective music lets us pause and listen carefully, it sharpens our
sensitivity towards quietness and the unspectacular and praises a quality of life we
are about to lose.
You cannot avoid hearing the desire and buzzing in the musician’s hearts, no matter
how quietly they play their instruments. The two musicians harmonize perfectly and
play their own style of music somewhere between Björk on valium and Gimmy
Giuffre’s slow motion.
Music with a view – ears with eyes. Breathe.
Anyone who doesn’t get warmed up here will freeze for a long time!

Je ne suis qu'apparemment ici . Peinture música poetry ou parmi vous... Donde me veis , un extranjero soy .

Composer, drummer, pianist and singer from Munich, Germany based in Zurich, Switzerland. I write music for films and games.
Check out my website:
www.pablojokay.com

Komponist, Pianist, Produzent, Tonstudio, Musical-Director, Konzeptionen,

Marcel Lüscher

Marcel Lüscher - saxophones & clarinets
Thomas Lüscher - piano
Björn Meyer - bass
Kaspar Rast - drums





Marcel Lüscher Quartett
Marcel Lüscher - saxophones & clarinets
Kristinn Smari Kristinsson - guitar
Lukas Traxel - bass
Claudio Strüby - drums

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