Best before: see lid (2002) for 2 pianoforte, celesta and harpsichord. Everblacks - five fake Weanalieda (2002) for voice, bassoon, piano, viola and double bass. Kitchen Accidents (2002) for percussion quartet and speaker. Fälle (2001) for accordion and percussion Chinese Cookies (2001) for saxophone quartet and speaker. Chamber/hearing/play/piece for actors and musicians and tape recordings Vogel fliegt, Fisch schwimmt, Mensch läuft (2001). Night Bites (2000) for string quartet and speaker. Electroacoustic music for tape, work-in-progress A kind of mini music theatre for tape, actor and obligatory cassette recorder Electroacoustic music for tape and electric guitar Moiré - Studies for 4 organettes (1999) for 4 organettes. orchestral arrangements (1997) after 4 piano pieces by Franz Liszt. 5 Serifen für Streichtrio (1997) for violin, viola and cello. He is a member of the composers' collective of the Swiss Centre for Computer Music (SZCM), Member of the Board of the International Society for Contemporary Music, Zurich section and the Forum for Contemporary Music ADESSO. As a double bass player he has already worked with the musicians Luigi Archetti, Sebastian Hofmann, Mart Lorenz and M. Heisch lives as a composer and cultural journalist in Zurich. From 1998 to 2002 he then studied composition with Johannes Schöllhorn and Mathias Steinauer at the Zurich-Winterthur University of Music and Drama. From 1994 to 1995 he studied synthetic sound analysis with Gerald Bennett at the Zurich Conservatory. įrom 1990 to 1994 Heisch studied theory with Martin Neukom and Christian Bänninger at the School of Music Theory in Zurich as well as composition with Hans Ulrich Lehmann and choral conducting and conducting with Christian Siegmann and Johannes Schöllhorn. From 1990 to 1991 he simultaneously completed a preliminary course at the School for Design in Romanshorn. Gallen Jazz School and from 1991 with Andreas Cincera at the Zurich University of the Arts. From 1981 to 1984 he then studied with Yoan Goilav at the Winterthur Conservatory, from 1989 to 1991 with Hämi Hämmerli at the St. From 1980, Heisch took private double bass lessons with Bruno Brandenberger. He first completed an apprenticeship as an advertising assistant. 
From the age of seven he received piano lessons from Henri Chappat. Heisch was born in 1963 in Schaffhausen as son of the writer and satirist Peter Heisch.
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