ÄngelsMusic • 9 angels • one hour of music for the soul

Fortunately, there are guitarists such as Jean-Pierre von Dach. The legendary Swiss guitarist transforms love into music. In concert, Jean-Pierre dissolves into his music to such a degree that you have to close your eyes in order to see him. This is to say so his first “solo album”, a colorful mosaic stone in the life of a fine musician
All of the sounds on the nine angels in this ethereal album were produced with acoustic or electric guitars, along with a metallophone, a cello, a shaker, a mouth harp and an out-of-tune piano.
Watch the magic video. and download the album & booklet in iTunes Stores

Compositions & Arrangements: Jean-Pierre von Dach, Roland Zoss , Vocals: Djamila Tahar-Chaouch
Cover paintings 9 angels: Barbara Bühler-Schlüchter
Worldwide distribution: Silenzio Music www.silenzio.de


 


 

«HAERZLAND» - Heartland
RockPop Poetry from the heart of Europe.
14 sounds with Roland Zoss feat. some great Swiss singers and musicians. Read and listen more on: www.haerzland.ch
«Roland Zoss is the Swiss Leonard Cohen!»
Blick Music, Elias Fröhlich, 8/04
Jimmy-Flitz - a sweet mouse and four animals are hiking trough magic Switzerland. Book (german)- radio plays (Swiss german) and stamp.
A Swiss dialect story by Roland Zoss. Suppored by Swiss Tourism. Feat. some great Swiss storytellers and music stars.
The cheeky mouse is also present on SWISS International Air Lines, and as a Swiss stamp and as free App.
Get your free copy of the puzzle book here!







 
   




Listen to the songs:
«The Fly Song» by Corin Curschellas or the free song by Roland Zoss in a Pop version !
More Songs by «Vulture» Büne Huber, the «Krokodile Locomotive» Hanery Amman, the «Vreneli» Christine Lauterburg, the «Ice flea» Lea Zoss or the «Cockroach-Mariachi» Saul de Angelis.

Buy the song on iTunes!
Get the PDF with all Informations

 



 

   
 
 
More informations to the stamp of Jimmy Swiss
 

Jimmy-Flitz - journey trough Switzerland © 2008
story & music & radio play: Roland Zoss

illustrations:
Viviane Dommann