6-402: Rusconi may refer to: Rusconi (band) , Swiss jazz band Rusconi (surname) , Italian surname See also [ edit ] Rusca (disambiguation) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Rusconi . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change
12-563: The age of free downloads - to support them more directly than it would have been possible with a major label . Rusconi issued their recordings on CD, and partly or exclusively on LP. With their 'Manifest' Rusconi adapted to the changed market situation. Rusconi gave concerts in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Turkey, Czech Republic, Spain, France, Italy, Sweden, Belgium, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Japan and Korea. Rusconi did various video clips for their albums. In 2008, they cooperated for
18-476: The album One Up Down Left Right . For all three albums mainly Stefan Rusconi wrote the music. In 2010, they dealt in their album It’s a Sonic Life with the works of Sonic Youth . The artwork is made out of video stills by Pipilotti Rist . In 2012, Rusconi terminated the agreement with Sony Music Entertainment and founded their own label Qilin Records. With this step Rusconi wanted to enable their fans - in
24-741: The first time with the Winterthur Movie Collective zweihund and produced the video clip One Up Down Left Right , which was shown at movie festivals the world over. Rusconi received three awards, e.g. the Audience Award and the Jury Award of the Solothurn Movie Days in 2010. Rusconi fused ideas from jazz, rock and pop. Styles and influences reached from the avant-garde of the electronic music (e.g. Aphex Twin ) to noise rock (e.g. Sonic Youth ) and to
30-401: The link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Rusconi&oldid=1152942970 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Rusconi (band) Rusconi was a Swiss jazz band. It
36-459: Was one of the most successful contemporary representatives of free rock, noise , new improvisational music, groove , and electronica in Switzerland. Stefan Rusconi (piano), Claudio Strüby (drums), and Richard Pechota (bass) founded Rusconi in 2001. In 2004, Fabian Gisler succeeded Pechota on the bass. Rusconi issued their first two albums with independent Swiss labels and then got into an agreement with Sony Music Germany which in 2009 issued
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