Adolf Stähli, a significant figure in Swiss folk music, has made a name for himself as a distinguished yodeler, composer, and conductor, particularly within the Alpine tradition. Born in Switzerland, Stähli's love for music was fostered from a young age, and he soon became synonymous with the art of yodeling, which is a unique form of singing that involves rapid and repeated changes of pitch between the low-pitch chest register and the high-pitch head register. His talents have been nurtured and displayed through his lifelong involvement with various yodel clubs and his commitment to preserving the cultural heritage of Swiss music.

Throughout his illustrious career, Adolf Stähli has contributed significantly to the canon of Swiss folk music, both through his performances and his original compositions. His works often feature the thematic elements of nature, Swiss pastoral life, and the joy found in simplicity, resonating deeply within the heart of Swiss identity. A testament to his influence and longevity in the music scene are his albums like "Die schönsten Duettlieder" and "Unvergängliche Jodellieder 'E gschänkte Tag'," both of which celebrate the essence of traditional yodeling fused with contemporary sensibilities. Stähli's album "40 Jahre Jodlerklub Oberhofen" commemorates the 40-year anniversary of the Jodlerklub Oberhofen, showcasing his long-standing involvement with the club, as well as his dedication to mentoring the next generation of Swiss folk musicians. His body of work encapsulates the spirit of the Swiss musical tradition, ensuring its continuity and vitality for years to come.

Genres

Naturjodel

Latest Release

Die schönsten Duettlieder

Adolf Stähli

Album - 15 Tracks - Released November 17, 1994