Bernhard Betschart – Up Close
Bernhard Betschart - Up Close
The Muotatal-based artist captivates audiences with a unique blend of archaic folk music from the Muotatal valley, combined with rock and dialect influences, and is one of the most distinctive voices on the Swiss music scene
Known for his appearances on a wide variety of TV shows, including “Happy Day,” “Potzmusig,” and “Kampf der Chöre,” as well as for his work as a tenor and yodeler with the successful men’s choir “Heimweh” (Prix Walo, Swiss Music Awards), he brings an impressive wealth of musical experience to the stage.
In his solo concert, he reveals his most personal side: accompanied only by his voice and an acoustic guitar, he takes the audience on a journey through his life—authentic, moving, and full of passion. Songs in the local dialect and English alternate in an atmospheric mix. Of course, a Muotatal-style “Jüüzli” is a must.
An evening to immerse yourself in and enjoy.
www.bernhardbetschart.com
The Muotatal-based artist captivates audiences with a unique blend of archaic folk music from the Muotatal valley, combined with rock and dialect influences, and is one of the most distinctive voices on the Swiss music scene
Known for his appearances on a wide variety of TV shows, including “Happy Day,” “Potzmusig,” and “Kampf der Chöre,” as well as for his work as a tenor and yodeler with the successful men’s choir “Heimweh” (Prix Walo, Swiss Music Awards), he brings an impressive wealth of musical experience to the stage.
In his solo concert, he reveals his most personal side: accompanied only by his voice and an acoustic guitar, he takes the audience on a journey through his life—authentic, moving, and full of passion. Songs in the local dialect and English alternate in an atmospheric mix. Of course, a Muotatal-style “Jüüzli” is a must.
An evening to immerse yourself in and enjoy.
www.bernhardbetschart.com
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Price info
- CHF 85.00 per person
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- 6:30 p.m.: Creative 4-course meal (meat or vegetarian)
9:15 p.m.: Concert by Bernhard Betschart—up close
