Reto Anneler live in Langenthal

Experience Reto Anneler live on August 29th

Reto Anneler will perform at the Reformierte Kirche (Reformed Church) in Langenthal, Switzerland on August 29, 2026. Anneler is a Swiss musician known for his improvisational and experimental approach to the pipe organ. His work frequently incorporates elements of jazz, contemporary classical music, and electronic soundscapes, often pushing the boundaries of traditional organ performance. He is recognized for his use of extended techniques and exploration of the instrument’s sonic possibilities beyond typical liturgical applications.

The Reformierte Kirche in Langenthal dates back to the medieval period, with significant renovations occurring in the 17th and 19th centuries. Originally part of a larger monastic complex, it became a parish church following the Reformation in Switzerland during the 16th century. The church building itself represents a transition between late Gothic and Baroque architectural styles. Its organ, a key feature of the space, has undergone several modifications over time; details regarding its current specification are publicly available through the church’s website and local historical records. The church serves as an active place of worship within the Reformed Protestant tradition while also hosting cultural events. The acoustics within the church are noted for their resonance and suitability for musical performances.