Dieter Wiesmann was a Swiss singer-songwriter and teacher, hailed from the small town of Thalwil in the canton of Zurich. Wiesmann was particularly renowned for his engaging and whimsical children's songs, which often conveyed educational and moral themes with a blend of humor and tenderness. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, he became a staple in Swiss children’s entertainment by combining his musical talents with his profession as a primary school teacher.

Wiesmann's discography includes a treasure trove of melodies that captivated young minds and left a lasting impact on the Swiss music scene. His release "Schluss-Akkord" marks the concluding chord of his musical journey, symbolizing the end of a rich career. Celebrating two decades of his life in music, "Gäge de Strom (20 Jahre Lieder-liches Leben)" showcases a breadth of creative work that resonates with audiences young and old. His "Gesammelte Werklein," a compilation of his smaller but significant works, "Roti Socke," named after the Swiss German for 'Red Sock,' the thought-provoking "Nomoll," and "Matthias," further exemplify his storytelling prowess and melodic inventiveness. Dieter Wiesmann’s legacy in children’s songbook remains influential, inspiring new generations of Swiss families and musicians alike.

Genres

Chinderlieder

Latest Release

Schluss-Akkord

Dieter Wiesmann

Album - 16 Tracks - Released September 18, 1998