Hans Kennel Discography of CDs

Hans Kennel albums Hans Kennel is a different sort of trumpet player, one who hardly fits any mold. His style looks back, perhaps to the 1950s, yet the Swiss improviser also has performed with moderns such as Steve Lacy and Albert Mangelsdorff. His tone ...

Hans Kennel CD discography Germany's Sonorama label does it again. Dusty Vibes unearths the earliest sides by Swiss composer, saxophonist, electronic musician, and psychologist Bruno Spoerri, leading his own bands and playing saxophones in Hans Kennel's All Stars. All nine of these tracks are previously ...

Hans Kennel music CDs The third issue in the Hat's wondrous Habarigani recordings is the best one yet. Focusing on the outrageously diverse elements of its construction, Hans Kennel directs this group that moves in all directions at once. There are originals, of course, as ...

Hans Kennel discography The first edition of Mytha's Swiss Alphorn recordings was an experiment in offering the sound of this primitive, very organic trumpet to the world. The Alphorn has many cousins in the world in Tibet, Australia, China, and elsewhere. It is limited ...

Hans Kennel songs Track Listing of songs: Meltdown; Moosruef; # 17; Stella by Starlight; Snobben; Varvisa; Inca Princess; Du Lieb Bueb Vom Emmital;

Hans Kennel CD discography Track Listing of songs: Dance Five; Gabs; Yoots "Jutz"; Le Ranz des Vaches de Gryon; Du Liebe Bueb Vom Emmetal; Thomas; Edelschweiss Schrottisch; Moos-Ruef; Fasnacht/Montferrine; Rosa Loui; Cart Dance "Charelitanz"; Am Hans Sine;

Hans Kennel is the founder and chief arranger of Mytha: Contemporary Alphorn Orchestra. The alphorn is a folk music instrument that is native to Switzerland. Switzerland is a mountainous region that is divided by four major languages. More than any country ...

Liner Note Author: Lance Tschannen. Recording information: Studio Bern (09/17/1964). Photographer: Mario Tschabold. Personnel: Heinz Bigler (clarinet, alto saxophone); Peter Candiotto (alto saxophone); Bruno Spoerri (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Franco Ambrosetti, Hans Kennel, Raymond Court (trumpet); Raymond Droz (trombone, alto horn); George Gruntz (piano); ...

Personnel: Andy Scherrer (saxophone, percussion); Hans Kennel (trumpet, flugelhorn, percussion); Paul Haag (trombone, percussion); Klaus Koenig (piano, electric piano, percussion); Peter Schmidlin (drums).

No doubt Steve Lacy possesses laudable chops in concert with a sweet, ringing tone. His Thelonious Monk influences have shaped his rather storied musical career, which is an ideology evidenced here on We See, Thelonious Monk Songbook. Naturally, Lacy's enactment of ...

Habarigani are four Swiss yobs that can play any kind of music you can throw at them. They seem to gravitate toward jazz and modern classical music, as well as to Swiss popular and folk tunes, but that's where categorization stops. ...

Recorded at Grosser Sendesaal Funkhaus Wallrafplatz, Cologne, Germany on March 4-6, 1992. Includes liner notes by Steve Lacy. Steve Lacy Double Sextet: Steve Lacy (soprano saxophone); Irene Aebi, Nicholas Isherwood (vocals); Steve Potts (alto & soprano saxophones); Hans Kennel (trumpet); Glenn Ferris (trombone); Sonhando Estwick (vibraphone); Bobby Few, Eric Watson (piano); Jean-Jaques Avenel (bass); John Betsch (drums); Sam Kelly (percussion). Producers: Ulrich Kurth, Pia Uehlinger, Werner X. Uehlinger. Personnel: Steve Lacy (soprano saxophone); Irene Aebi (vocals); Steve Potts (soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Hans Kennel (trumpet); Glenn Ferris (trombone); Eric Watson, ...