The album "Book of Roses" by Andreas Vollenweider may be different and more diverse than many of his previous albums, with many different instruments and sound effects in addition to his harp, but... more

Andreas Vollenweider stands for sold out tours worldwide in auditoriums like Carnegie Hall or Radio City Music Hall in New York, Universal Amphitheatre Los Angeles, Palladium in London, NHK Hall in... more

Andreas Vollenweider stands for sold out tours worldwide in auditoriums like Carnegie Hall or Radio City Music Hall in New York, Universal Amphitheatre Los Angeles, Palladium in London, NHK Hall in... more

Down to the Moon" is Andreas Vollenweider's fourth studio album released in 1986 and was the first album to win the Grammy Award for Best New Age Album in 1987. Andreas Vollenweider on his website:... more

After "Quiet Places" (2020) Andreas Vollenweider has grouped his music on his new album according to atmosphere and character: "Slow Flow" is a collection of pieces with a relaxed, flowing feel,... more

"Dancing With The Lion" is the 5. album by Andreas Vollenweider and for the first time with many guest musicians such as David Lindley, Peter and Walter Keiser and many, many more.

"White Winds" is Andreas Vollenweider's fourth studio album, which was released worldwide in 1984 and sold more than 1.5 million units, and thus from a time when Andreas Vollenweider did not use... more

"Behind The Gardens - Behind The Wall - Under The Tree" is the first album by Andreas Vollenweider, which after it's release in 1981, provided the worldwide breakthrough of the exceptional artist and... more

"Behind The Gardens - Behind The Wall - Under The Tree" is the first album by Andreas Vollenweider, which after it's release in 1981, provided the worldwide breakthrough of the exceptional artist and... more

Swiss harpist Andreas Vollenweider continues his exploration of world fusion on this ambitious, genre-blending release. In addition to the usual presence of Vollenweider's electrified harp, on which... more

"Eolian Minstrel" was already something special when it was released back in 1993. It was Andreas Vollenweider's first vocal album: The "classic" Vollenweider-sound combined with the voices and... more

Book of Roses is yet another brilliant Vollenweider album, yet it's notably different from the rest of his works to date. There is a wide range of styles and a tremendous range of different... more

Andreas Vollenweider on this album, which was originally released in 1988: 'The first of my three children was born - a key experience for an 'air person' like me! I had the feeling of being... more

After "Quiet Places" (2020) Andreas Vollenweider has grouped his music on his new album according to atmosphere and character: "Slow Flow" is a collection of pieces with a relaxed, flowing feel,... more