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Drifting Clouds
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Mich Gerber Berne, Switzerland
Mich Gerber is an eclectic, innovative and exceptional double bass player who defined an unprecedented musical art form by
playing the double bass as a lead instrument.
Mich Gerber blurs the boundaries between jazz, classical and traditional folk song, between Orient and Occident, between ancient music and electronica.
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