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Big Band Zug & Adrian Würsch – Heimatklänge-Abo #1

Schwyzerörgeli with brass power

Groove | Yodelling | Dulcimer

The first concert in the 2026/27 ‘Heimatklänge’ (‘Sounds of Home’) folk music series will feature a special event, with musicians of various stripes coming together. There will be the sounds of the achingly Swiss Schwyzerörgeli diatonic accordion, a tight horn section, underscored by an effervescent dulcimer in the background, groove-laden basslines, jazzy percussion and delicate yodelling.

What may sound like a musical car-crash will instead see the Big Band Zug launch a new concert project blending their classic big-band sound with current Swiss folk music. Together with ultra-innovative Schwyzerörgeli-player Adrian Würsch, the band has devised a new programme comprising their own compositions, arranged specifically for the Big Band Zug. The project is a unique experiment, combining the sound of the big band with the dulcimer, yodelling and the folk-music groove of the diatonic accordion, all expertly played.

The result is a creative tonal expansion of two genres with completely different musical backgrounds. The homely elements come from Adrian Würsch, Elias Menzi on the dulcimer and singer / yodeller Elian Zeitel.


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Dates

Sunday, October 18, 2026

Ticket Information

Heimatklänge Subscription: 5 concerts for CHF 195

Single tickets CHF 45

Reduced-price from CHF 15

Artists/People

Soloists

Schwyzerörgeli & live FX, composition: Adrian Würsch

Hackbrett: Elias Menzi

Vocals, yodelling: Elian Zeitel

Big Band Zug

Conductor: Martin Winiger

Saxophone: Daniel Affentranger, Laura Thomann, Gabriel Stalder, Jérôme Peter, Fabian Kessler

Trombone: Maurus Twerenbold, Stefan Isler, Claudio Lendi, Jonas Inglin

Trumpet: Niki Jäger, Martin Borner, Christoph Kehl, Noemi Sablonier

Rhythm section: Jakob Reitinger (p), Dominik Zäch (g), Claudio Berger (b), Dominic Eschmann (dr)

Organizer

Theater Casino Zug

As a modern cultural centre with a long tradition, Theater Casino Zug offers a varied and unique theatre and concert programme for Zug and the region. The programme is aimed at a wide audience: from plays, musical theatre, classical concerts, world ...

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The ballroom, theatre hall, restaurant and bar & lounge are wheelchair accessible. Also the toilets. The Small Hall is not wheelchair accessible. A stationary inductive hearing system is installed in both the Theatre Hall and the Festival Hall. There are currently no portable receivers available for hire.

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