Remo Crivelli Solo

Remo Crivelli is one of the few musicians playing the hammer dulcimer as a solo-instrument. With passion and his own technique he extracts the full potential of this exciting instrument introducing us to its large spectrum of sounds.

As you can hear and see Remo Crivellis large musical experience when he performs on the grand piano. His music is filled with virtuosity and magic.

Remo Crivelli plays and improvises mostly world jazz music in his new own way. According to the event he adds the alphorn, accordeon, percussion or original backing tracks to his performance.

The latest album «The very best» is a compilation of Remo Crivellis work over the recent years. It represents the whole spectrum of his artful playing.

Remo Crivelli Selection

Depending on the event Remo Crivelli can create a suitable band with appealing instrumentation.

The innovative musicians combine traditional music from all over the world with modern melodies, they mix spheric and jazzy sounds together with groovy rhythms – pure pleasure!

RePeTo: New World Music

The band plays world music with ethnic instruments, archaic rhythms and unique sounds.

Remo Crivelli: Hackbrett, Keyboard
Pe Dietschi: Drums, Percussion
Thomas Niggli: Sitar

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Remo Crivelli & Julio Zoá

Meditative World Jazz

Remo Crivelli: Hackbrett, Keyboard, Cajon, Voc
Julio Zoá: Keyboard, Voc

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The Original Piano

«As a pianoplayer I always wondered where this beautiful instrument actually comes from and I longed to find out where it took its rise. So I started to investigate and explore, revealed stories, travelled through many centuries and faraway countries until I found the original piano.»

Remo Crivelli takes us on a marvellous journey back to the roots of the noble grand piano. He searched and found the orogins of this exciting instrument in India and Iran: the santoor. He traced its path through the traditional music of several Balkan and Arabian countries until it reached Europe and Switzerland, where it evolved also as the hammer dulcimer.
In his program Remo Crivelli shows us the fascinating affinity of these three instruments. He creates mysterious and beautiful sound worlds on keys and strings, composes, improvises and plays world music and jazz in his own new way.

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