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“I’m still just as passionate as ever.” The Riehener Zeitung portrays Aaron Wälchli as a musician who has been delighting audiences with the marimba for decades and bringing people together through music. An artist who stays true to himself and continues to move people time and again.

With original songs, moving lyrics in four languages and a combination of guitar, marimba and harmonica, Aaron Wälchli captivated the audience in Grenzach-Wyhlen. His authentic and sensitive approach created a special connection with the audience, culminating in a musical finale entirely without amplification. An evening that showed how directly music can touch people.

Aaron Wälchli enchants the audience at the Belle Forêt with his music. Vosges Matin reports on a special concert evening in which the Swiss musician, together with Jean-Marie Leduc, brought the tourist season to a close with heartfelt ballads and musical variety.

Aaron Wälchli delights audiences in Monthureux-sur-Saône with original songs, French chansons and classics from the 1960s and 1970s. Together with outstanding musicians and two choirs, he impresses the audience with his musical skill and captivating stage presence.

As part of his 2024 tour, Aaron Wälchli delighted nearly 300 people in Monthureux-sur-Saône. With marimba, guitar, original songs and international classics, he and his choir created an evening filled with musical warmth and connection.

The Rebland Kurier reports on an inspiring concert evening in Müllheim, where Aaron Wälchli created an infectious atmosphere with his fresh interpretations of well-known classics as part of his 2024 tour.

Tour 2024: Enthusiasm, goosebump moments and standing ovations. Together with his band and choir, Aaron Wälchli moves audiences across generations, from heartfelt ballads to captivating classics. The press praises the particular depth of his songs.

For the first time, Aaron Wälchli brings together singers from Saint-Julien and Basel in a choir formed especially for the occasion. Together, they prepare for a special concert in Monthureux-sur-Saône, a musical adventure that brings beginners and experienced choir singers together.

L'Abeille profiles Aaron Wälchli as a versatile musician who brings people together through the marimba, guitar and choirs he has founded himself. His concerts combine a passion for music, the joy of singing together and the belief that music can make a difference.

The Riehener Zeitung profiles Aaron Wälchli as he prepares for his 2024 tour across three countries. With original music, a versatile live band and a choir formed especially for the occasion, he brings the tri-border region to life with passion, musical diversity and positive energy.

At the Riehen Spring Market, Aaron Wälchli and his choir delighted audiences with a charity concert. With a varied repertoire ranging from classics to modern arrangements, the musicians provided a memorable musical finale to the day.

At the charity concert organised by the Riehen village association VRD, Aaron Wälchli impressed audiences with his musical versatility and genre-spanning interpretations. The evening brought music and solidarity together, with all proceeds going to the Pro Csik Foundation.

Aaron Wälchli enchanted audiences in Bourbonne-les-Bains with his expressive voice, virtuoso marimba playing and multilingual interpretations. Visibly moved, listeners sang along and enthusiastically called for encores. A concert that inspired people to sing, feel and savour the moment.

La Gazette L’Abeille highlights Aaron Wälchli’s powerful voice, multilingual interpretations and ability to give audiences goosebumps. Moved by his music, listeners sang along and, completely won over, encouraged him to extend the concert with two more songs.

In their musical theatre production, Aaron Wälchli and Regina Leitner explore the many ways in which love can be experienced. Through music, poetry and humour, they move audiences, inspire reflection and bring the different facets of love to life.

The musical theatre production What the World Needs Now captivates audiences as a moving tribute to love. Combining music, acting and humour, Aaron Wälchli and Regina Leitner win the hearts of the audience, culminating in a deeply moving moment as mobile phone lights fill the room during Ewigi Liäbi.

L’Echo des Trois Provinces reports on Aaron’s first concert in France: the church in Saint-Julien was filled to capacity with enthusiastic listeners. The evening made a lasting impression, with many audience members already announcing that they planned to attend his next concerts.

An evening filled with warmth, humour and moving music. Aaron Wälchli touched the audience with personal songs and stories, so much so that even he occasionally found himself lost for words.

The press praised What the World Needs Now. Liebe as a versatile stage production in which Aaron Wälchli and Regina Leitner combine music, singing and acting. With humour, depth and musical diversity, they explored the many facets of love and captivated the audience.

With a charity concert in Hägelberg, Aaron Wälchli gave musical support to a local project for the future: connecting the Waldschänke to a local district heating network. On June 25, 2023, the Swiss musician delighted the audience with his music. The event raised €2,000 for the project.

After several years away from music, Riehen-based musician Aaron Wälchli rediscovers his passion. Through his singing, marimba and original compositions, he moves audiences and creates musical encounters beyond conventional boundaries. His authentic approach to performing invites listeners to discover the stories behind the songs and experience music in a personal way.