The somewhat special location by the television tower is perfectly suited to the music on offer. The huge concrete building echoes the alphorn like a rock. SULP finds the location inspiring because an urban building and nature come together so wonderfully there. This interaction is also reflected in the music performed: Swiss polkas and Ländler meet urban music jazz, ska, pop.
The music evening is intended to be a small cross-section of regional music. This year's special focus is on the performance of ATMOS, a trio that combines traditional alphorn sounds with other exciting wind instruments. The formation was founded by Riehen culture prize winner Ruedi Linder. It will be exciting when SwissUrbanLändlerPassion meets the archaic sounds of the alphorn and the wild Klezmer sounds.
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