Andreas Hinterseher
 | Andreas Hinterseher loves to travel. Since his early childhood he traced foreign countries and people, at first longingly with the finger on the map, then musically with his accordion and now copiously with the quartet Quadro Nuevo and together with the extraordinary violinist Martina Eisenreich . Married with the accordion he grew up as a folk musician, learned Tango and Musette from french friends, honorably studied classical music and Jazz, worked in a theater - but it's simply the sound of the instrument, which captures him all times. Influenced by Art van Damme, Piazzolla, Galliano, Matinier, Coscia, Saluzzi and many others he makes the "soul of the instrument" - the bellow of the accordion - tell stories, cry, screech, sob, breath and pulse. Those many journeys are a font of inspiration no musician can live without. You can hear a lot out of Andreas Hinterseher's accordion: Italian street music scenes, nordic melancholy, french easiness or the seriousness of the classical music. But one thing is for sure - the great love to music. Here you can find further information: ››Official homepage ››Quadro Nuevo |  |