Schwyzerörgeli
This is Sepp Mühlhauser with his trio, performing as part of the 2011 InterFolk Festival in the Swiss Alps.
Sepp’s instrument is uniquely Swiss and aptly named Schwyzerörgeli.
As the snow swirled outside our cozy venue atop First, a peak towering above Grindelwald at 7,110 feet/2,167 meters,
Sepp and his trio were playing some infectious Swiss folk music, but, as I recall, this particular image was made as he
delighted us with some American jazz in a style reminiscent of Django Reinhart.
Photo + Design ©2011/2013
Comments
1
Information
| Section | People: Men |
| Folders | Faces |
| Views | 3,592 |
| Published | |
| Language |
|
| License |
Embed photo
Include in a comment, a description or a message to show this image.
Link copied...
Click on the link and use the key combination "Ctrl C" [Win] or "Cmd C" [Mac] to copy the link.
Share in Messenger
Insert the following link into the comment field of the desired conversation in Messenger using 'Paste' to send this image in the message.
Link copied...
Click on the link and use the key combination "Ctrl C" [Win] or "Cmd C" [Mac] to copy the link.
Maiarisli 30/04/2013 14:51
einer der besten volklore künstler am schwizerörgeli die wir schweizer habenSepp Mühlauser
a liaba gruass