Emmanuel Gasser has released his fourth CD titled “Emmanuel Gasser Goes Classical”. As the name suggests, it is his first CD that consists strictly of classical repertoire. The 12 tracks are a compilation of original works written for accordion, as well as, transcriptions initially written for harpsichord, piano or bandoneon among others.

The list of composers contains names from the Renaissance and Baroque era including Gaspar Sanz, J.S. Bach and Domenico Scarlatti to 21st century composers. The most recent pieces include two original, award-winning compositions by the performer, Emmanuel Gasser. All the pieces recorded are selections that Emmanuel has played at prestigious international competitions.

His beloved late teacher, Alexander Sevastian, had guided him in preparation for these competitions of highest level music. It is with this CD, “Emmanuel Gasser Goes Classical”, that Emmanuel wishes to preserve the musical artistry instilled in him by his beloved teacher, Alexander Sevastian.

The 21 years old award winning accordionist lives in St. Charles, ON. He has fascinated audiences everywhere, since the age of nine with his breathtaking performances. He is gaining recognition as an excellent accordionist in North America winning numerous trophies and awards in many North American and International competitions, as well as representing Canada at the Coupe Mondiale, Trophée Mondiale, FIF Castelfidardo, IAWK Germany and IAC Switzerland.

His recent awards include: First Place in the Carmen Carozza International
Memorial Competition and First Place in the International Elsie Bennett
Composition Competition hosted by the American Accordionists’
Association with his compositions in 2016 and 2017.

Emmanuel’s most recent success was at the Leavenworth Internation Accordion Celebration in June 2018, where he won first place in all four categories entered including the Leavenworth Open.

Emmanuel is a prolific composer having composed over 50 original pieces. In the past he has studied with several world champion accordionists, especially with the late Alexander Sevastian.

Emmanuel plans to further develop a career as composer and performer, performing solo, with ensembles and orchestras.

His newest CD titled “Emmanuel Gasser Goes Classical” is now for sale for $15 plus shipping. The email and paypal address is: emmanuel_gasser@yahoo.com