2 Trio Anderscht in Aktion

Concerts in the festival tent

Station square Klosters

Trio Anderscht and other music formations from far and wide

Free admission
Date:
Sunday, 4. August 2019
Time:
2:00 pm
Doors open:
1:30 pm
Duration:
till 5.30 p.m.
Tickets:
Free entrance
Wheelchair spaces:
076 561 21 58

Music of various styles that is unaffected, original, ravishing, surprising and poignant awaits you in the Festival tent. Almost out in the open air and in an informal atmosphere, the various formations perform in a loose sequence. Standing or sitting on benches, preferably with a glass in your hand, you can enjoy the programme sections individually or as a connected whole.

Sunday 4 August 2019

2.00p.m.
Duo Klassik Nuevo
Sira Eigenmann, violin
Srdjan Vukasinovic, accordion
Srdjan Vukasinovic is one of the world’s leading accordion players. Thanks to his explosive energy and unique approach to classical music, coupled with a wealth of jazz influences and incredible improvisation skills, Srdjan stands out as an exceptional accordion talent. His virtuosity, power and charisma have enthralled listeners all over the world.  With Sira Eigenmann on the violin, works such as Zigeunerweisen (Sarasate), Schön Rosmarin (Kreisler) and Czardas (Monti) will be heard in the tent, ring out across the Bahnhofplatz and touch the hearts of the audience.

From 3.45p.m.
Trio Anderscht
Fredi Zuberbühler, dulcimer
Roland Christen, double bass
Andrea Kind, dulcimer
The origins of the dulcimer have not yet been researched. Recent studies of reliefs from Assyria, between the ninth and seventh centuries B.C., show an instrument that can most probably be described as a predecessor of the dulcimer. You can read about the first hammered dulcimers in Switzerland in Ratsbücher, (1447 Zurich) or Gerichtsprotokollen [court records] (e.g. from 24 April 1631 in Bern), where it is reported that they danced to the hammered dulcimer illegally.  Even if its origin is not in Switzerland, the dulcimer is an indispensable part of musical heritage. We have opened the Interludes with Swiss music tradition and we are closing the Interludes concerts with it.  Although in a somewhat different form.The Trio Anderscht brings together surprising styles, breaks stylistic chains, swings in the blues, sparks in the Appenzeller style, indulges in classical music or rocks in the 70s.   Anderscht loves musical contrasts and shows that with Appenzeller dulcimer more is possible than one would expect from this instrument. And dancing is not forbidden either!


Free admission. 
Food & Beverage by the Hotel Alpina Klosters.

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