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In classical music, string trios are among the most common chamber music ensembles. In jazz, on the other hand, they are a rarity. In this respect, the freely improvising trio Kimmig-Studer-Zimmerlin is already unusual due to the untypical instrumentation – violin, violoncello and double bass. The Swiss-German formation string trio improvises on the basis of long-term cooperation and familiarity and develops multifaceted soundscapes, structures and forms.

Harald Kimmig: Violin

Alfred Zimmerlin: Violoncello

Daniel Studer: double bass

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