Michel Wintsch

Michel Wintsch (born 1964) is a Swiss avant-garde jazz composer and pianist who has worked with musicians such as Franz Koglmann and Gerry Hemingway.[1] In the 1980s he toured with the group Monkey's Touch.[2]

Michel Wintsch
Genres	Avant-garde jazz
Occupation(s)	Composer Pianist
Instruments	Piano

Discography

Yves Massy (1993). Nocturne Schématique. Unit.
The Michel Wintsch Sextet (1994). Autour de Bartók. Unit.
Michel Wintsch; Martin Schütz; Gerry Hemingway (1994). Wintsch/Schütz/Hemingway. Unit.
Rosetta (1995). Lune Rousse. Unit.
Michel Wintsch (1996). Minimum Wital/Yourcenar Echos. Unit.
Michel Wintsch (1999). Identity. Leo.
Michel Wintsch (1999). Michel Wintsch & Road Movie. Between the Lines.
Michel Wintsch (2001). Sharing the Thirst. Leo.
Christophe Berthet; Vinz Vonlanthen (2002). Effet Papillon. Unit.
Who Trio (2004). The Current Underneath. Leo.
WWW (2006). WWW. Leo.
Michel Wintsch. Waamat. Unit.

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References

Loewy, Steven. "Michel Wintsch & Road Movie Review". Allmusic.
Biography

External links

The Official Website of Michel Wintsch

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