More and more is being written about Eurovox. In June, articles about our congress appeared in Vox Humana, the Schweizer Musikzeitung and the HSLU’s ‘News & Stories’ section in the Interview with Speaker Evi Gallmetzer. (All the articles have been published in German, pdfs see below)
And finally, the ‘Euro-Mugs’ have been delivered! Our iconic, reusable mug, which all participants will receive to enjoy free coffee, tea and water every day at the conference!
EVTA member Nadja Räss was already honoured last year with the Golden Violin Key, the highest distinction in Swiss folk music. Now, with the Grand Prix Musik 2026, Nadja Räss receives Switzerland’s most highly endowed music award.Following the recognition of yodelling as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, this achievement brings—so to speak—Olympic gold to our association….
In the latest issue of our trade journal Vox Humana, Keynote speaker Rabih Lahoud gives an insight into his singing, thinking and creative work – one more reason to experience him live at Eurovox on 21 August!With the kind permission of the editors, you can read the entire interview in German here as an appetiser!
The highest folk music honour is awarded to her by the «Goldener Violinschlüssel» association of the same name for her multifaceted work. The renowned musician has been a professor of yodelling at the Lucerne School of Music since 2018 and is responsible for folk music. Nadja Räss came into contact with natural yodelling in Appenzell…
Make the most of March – secure your early‑bird place, savour the anticipation, and lift your gaze towards the coming summer. And most importantly, spread the good news to the world on @eurovox.eu and your own social media channels!
Open Air at the plaza in front of the HSLU building
19:00 Swiss folk music performed by the HSLU Folk Music Ensemble /
19:30 Swiss specialities all you can eat: Raclette, Ghackets mit Hörnli (with meat or vegetarian), Toblerone mousse /
21:00 Swiss folk music performed by the HSLU Folk Music Ensemble, with singing and dancing
The Federal Office of Culture (BAK) announced today that Charlotte Hug Raschèr has been awarded the Swiss Music Prize. Here is the jury’s statement on the BAK website: Charlotte Hug Raschèr – researcher in the interstices of the arts “Charlotte Hug Raschèr is an experimental musician, composer and visual artist. In her work, she uses…
