About: Fräkmündt

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Fräkmündt is a folk music project from Central Switzerland. The band calls its musical style "Ur-Folk". They re-interpret old folk songs of their region and create new songs based on legends, stories and the iconic landscape of central Switzerland. The music consists of elements of traditional Volksmusik from Switzerland as well as folk music from other regions, but also many other different styles of music. The project thus follows the old spirit of Swiss folk music, that has always been a constantly changing and growing mixture of different influences paired with local folklore.The lyrics are written and performed in the local High Alemannic German dialect. Since their formation in 2009, Fräkmündt have managed to get the attention of an international audience and their albums were positi

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  • Fräkmündt ist ein Folk-Musikband aus der Zentralschweiz. (de)
  • Fräkmündt is a folk music project from Central Switzerland. The band calls its musical style "Ur-Folk". They re-interpret old folk songs of their region and create new songs based on legends, stories and the iconic landscape of central Switzerland. The music consists of elements of traditional Volksmusik from Switzerland as well as folk music from other regions, but also many other different styles of music. The project thus follows the old spirit of Swiss folk music, that has always been a constantly changing and growing mixture of different influences paired with local folklore.The lyrics are written and performed in the local High Alemannic German dialect. Since their formation in 2009, Fräkmündt have managed to get the attention of an international audience and their albums were positively reviewed in several countries. The denomination Fräkmündt was the old name of Mount Pilatus, a mysterious mountain range near Lucerne. (en)
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  • Eluveitie, godnr.universe, Lethe, Nucleus Torn, Anna Murphy (en)
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  • Anneli, Käthi, Guschti, Res, Hans Hagu, Ursula Schälle (en)
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  • Auerbach / Prophecy Productions (en)
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  • Fräkmündt (en)
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  • Lucerne, Switzerland (en)
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  • Fräkmündt ist ein Folk-Musikband aus der Zentralschweiz. (de)
  • Fräkmündt is a folk music project from Central Switzerland. The band calls its musical style "Ur-Folk". They re-interpret old folk songs of their region and create new songs based on legends, stories and the iconic landscape of central Switzerland. The music consists of elements of traditional Volksmusik from Switzerland as well as folk music from other regions, but also many other different styles of music. The project thus follows the old spirit of Swiss folk music, that has always been a constantly changing and growing mixture of different influences paired with local folklore.The lyrics are written and performed in the local High Alemannic German dialect. Since their formation in 2009, Fräkmündt have managed to get the attention of an international audience and their albums were positi (en)
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  • Fräkmündt (en)
  • Fräkmündt (de)
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