TYMPANON & AKKORDEON
Overview
Intro
Nikita Pfister (dulcimer and accordion)
The hammered dulcimer is called "tympanum" in French. It has been mentioned as a dance music instrument in documents in Vaud since the late 18th century. Nikita Pfister researches, composes and arranges. He invites you to an intimate concert with his own pieces and traditional melodies, where the crystal-clear sound of the dulcimer blends with the breath of the accordion. Beautiful music to dream and take off. | Parish Church Binn
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| Contact address |
Binn Kultur
3996 Binn +41 77 421 21 91 reservation@binnkultur.ch |
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| Event Homepage | http://www.binnkultur.ch |
| Price |
Single admission: CHF 25, persons in education CHF 10, children up to 15 years CHF 5. Festival pass: CHF 120.- (instead of CHF 150.-) for the six concerts. 50% discount with KulturLegi. Tickets are available at the festival box office in the Binn tourist office. Cash payment or TWINT.
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Event dates
- 03 October 2026
Binn Tourist Office, Landschaftspark Binntal, Dorfstrasse 11, 3996 Binn, 0279715050, info@landschaftspark-binntal.ch, http://landschaftspark-binntal.ch
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Binn Kultur
3996
Binn
Switzerland