Swiss folk music II

Now I've found the correct video clip.  A co-worker was so enthused by the sausages grilling that she had to get some.  It made her hungry.  Well, I remember a cleaner years ago talking about sledding down the mountain side in Austria during the close of WWII and after that seeing the guy sledding down the mountain allowed me to understand what he was talking about.  This was back in the 1980s, so years ago.  Enjoy the musical journey! - V

Swiss folk music

I've been a great fan of Swiss folk music since the early 1970s.  This isn't the video clip I was looking for but its the right group playing.  The music is as wonderful as the landscape.  If you have the chance, take a trip, even a side excursion to Switzerland.  It would be well worth it in any season! - V

Seebi Schmidig - Leandra Meyer play "Mythegruess"

Seebi Schmidig and Leandra Meyer play a swiss laendler called "Mythegruess" written by Balz Schmidig. I first listened to Swiss music back in the 1970s after my first visit to Switzerland during a European trip in 1972 and have been hooked ever since. Swiss folk music is one of my favourites, even more so than Austrian or German folk music. This is for the Swiss views of this blog and others interested in the music as well. Enjoy!!! - Volker