Manifestazioni a Il villaggio di Jaun

Led since 1987 by its founding conductor Pascal Mayer, the Chamber Choir of the University of Fribourg (CCUF) cultivates an extensive repertoire ranging mainly from the Renaissance to the present day.

It was probably a desire for local pride, camaraderie, and a passion for yodeling that prompted Alfons Gugler, then a schoolteacher, to found a yodeling club.

Marie-Claude Chappuis – mezzo-soprano Andrea Wiesli – piano

Limitierte Anzahl Plätze. Anmeldung direkt beim Gastgeberhof unbedingt erforderlich.

Come and celebrate 1st of August (Swiss national day) at the Jaun station and enjoy a magnificent panorama at the foot of the Gastlosen mountains !

For some time, schoolteacher Peter Aeby in Düdingen had been thinking about ways to brighten up various celebrations, especially those in the village, by bringing more joy and color to them.

The May Choir was founded in May 1998 under the leadership of its director Nicolas Wyssmueller. It is made up of twenty singers from the southern part of the canton.

This fair takes place every year on the Monday of the Federal Fast (Jeûne fédéral).

The Orchestre de la Ville de Bulle is an amateur string orchestra that brings together young and older musicians from across the canton of Fribourg who share a passion for music.

“The moment he begins to slide his bow across the strings, the light shines.

At the time, it had 16 members, who only met on special occasions. It represented Switzerland at the international exhibitions in Brussels and Montreal. Its repertoire was limited to folk songs.

The Düdingen Orchestra Society was founded in 1894 by Peter Zurkinden, who also conducted the orchestra in its early days. Initially, the orchestra had 16 members, musicians from all walks of life.

Fun contest, on which every participant ends in the icy water! Carnival feeling guaranteed!