Bergkrichli-Konzert mit V. Schocher & R. Buchli
Guitars - Duo Vera Schocher & Riet Buchli with music from the Andes/Alps
Through the numerous emigrants from Europe to Latin America, there were musical encounters and exchanges, leading to the development of new variants, such as Vals and Tango. This inspired the idea of a meeting between guitar music from the Alps and the Andes.
The guitar duo Vera Schocher and Riet Buchli invites you on a musical journey that connects the sounds of the Graubünden Alps with the rhythms of the Andes. Songs from their homeland, the Safiental, as well as the Lower and Upper Engadin, alternate with music from the Andes featuring the typical rhythms, from Milonga to Zamba, Vals, and Tango.
Vera Schocher & Riet Buchli, guitars
Through the numerous emigrants from Europe to Latin America, there were musical encounters and exchanges, leading to the development of new variants, such as Vals and Tango. This inspired the idea of a meeting between guitar music from the Alps and the Andes.
The guitar duo Vera Schocher and Riet Buchli invites you on a musical journey that connects the sounds of the Graubünden Alps with the rhythms of the Andes. Songs from their homeland, the Safiental, as well as the Lower and Upper Engadin, alternate with music from the Andes featuring the typical rhythms, from Milonga to Zamba, Vals, and Tango.
Vera Schocher & Riet Buchli, guitars
Ticket for adults: CHF 20.00
Ticket for adolescents and students: CHF 15.00
Children up to 12 years accompanied by an adult and members of Arosa Kultur have free admission
For all listeners who have already purchased their tickets in advance, we reserve the best seats. Tickets in advance can also be purchased at the Arosa Tourism guest information
The booking confirmation serves as an entrance ticket and must be presented at the concert box office.
Doors open and box office opening: 16:30
Event start: 17:00
Location: Bergkirchli, Chilchaweg, 7050 Arosa
Duration of the event: 45 minutes
23 September 2025
TIcket adults
Ticket youth and students
Children up to 12 Years and members of arosa culture
