Alpine yodeling is a traditional music genre that originates from the mountainous regions of the Alps, particularly popular in countries like Switzerland, Austria, and southern Germany. Characterized by its distinctive vocal technique that involves rapid alternation between the low-pitch chest register and the high-pitch head register, yodeling encapsulates the essence of Alpine culture. Known for its inclusion in folk music, this genre often accompanies lyrics that reflect pastoral life and landscape, blending with instruments like the accordion, zither, and Alpine horn. Groups and solo artists preserve this cultural heritage through performances that evoke the serene, yet rugged beauty of the Alpine mountains, mesmerizing audiences with their skillful control and hearty melodies that resonate through the valleys.

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Oesch's die Dritten

Album - 13 Tracks - Released January 24, 2025