Scala has been an integral part of Zurich Oberland culture for over 25 years. Hundreds of volunteers and helpers organise a good 50 events a year with around 5,000 visitors, focusing on contemporary Swiss music, comedy and small-stage art. From time ...
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Pascal Geiser
Blues that springs from the heart of life
Pascal Geiser is a multi-award-winning Swiss blues musician with an unmistakable, distinctive voice. His musical roots lie deep in the blues, yet he pays little heed to stylistic boundaries: rock, Americana and soul are all part of his versatile sound, making his music powerful, lively and varied.
Geiser started playing the drums as a child; later, he discovered his passion for singing and the blues harp, and taught himself to play the guitar. In 2016, he won the Swiss Blues Challenge and went on to represent Switzerland at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, where he reached the quarter-finals.
With his latest album, ‘D’Wäut cha cho’, Pascal Geiser is now venturing into the world of dialect for the first time – whilst the blues remains the musical foundation.
Pascal Geiser is a multi-award-winning Swiss blues musician with an unmistakable, distinctive voice. His musical roots lie deep in the blues, yet he pays little heed to stylistic boundaries: rock, Americana and soul are all part of his versatile sound, making his music powerful, lively and varied.
Geiser started playing the drums as a child; later, he discovered his passion for singing and the blues harp, and taught himself to play the guitar. In 2016, he won the Swiss Blues Challenge and went on to represent Switzerland at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, where he reached the quarter-finals.
With his latest album, ‘D’Wäut cha cho’, Pascal Geiser is now venturing into the world of dialect for the first time – whilst the blues remains the musical foundation.
Wetzikon
Tösstalstrasse 1
8623 Wetzikon
info@scala-wetzikon.ch
Accessibility:
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The Scala hall and the Ochsen restaurant are easily accessible for wheelchair users via the Scala entrance at the rear of the building. The lift to the first floor (hall / toilet) can be used with a Eurokey.
