Alpine yodeling is a traditional vocal style from the mountain regions of Switzerland, Austria, and southern Germany, defined by rapid flips between chest voice and falsetto that turn simple syllables into bright, ringing melodies. Often performed solo, in duos, or small choirs, it blends rustic storytelling with precise, almost instrumental phrasing, shaped by echoing valleys and outdoor singing. The music typically features clear call-and-response lines, tight harmonies, and a steady, danceable pulse, sometimes supported by accordion, zither, or brass, but always centered on the voice. Its mood can shift from playful and celebratory to tender and pastoral, balancing virtuosity with folk warmth.

Bach: Johannes-Passion

Johann Sebastian Bach•

Traditional•

Jordi Savall

Album - 68 Tracks - Released July 31, 2026