Samuel Zünd Singing and Conference
Nina Ulli violin
Edward Rushton Piano

A humorous and frivolous song revue from Berlin in the 1920s awaits the interested listeners in this
Week. Baritone and entertainer Samuel Zünd "breaks the hearts of the proudest women" with his charm and the seductive mellowness of his well-tempered voice. He is accompanied by the congenial pianist Edward Rushton. But the "proud woman" also adds her own touch: the virtuoso yet extremely sensitive skills of violinist Nina Ulli whisk you away to the wild East and the sweet West!
The program conjures up Berlin in the 1920s with nostalgic evergreens and German chansons – centered around the highly talented singer and cabaret artist Max Hansen, who often performed in St. Moritz in the 1930s.
(the first head waiter Leopold in Benatzky's "Weisse Rössel am Wolfgangsee") - and lets his audience immerse themselves in a bygone world.

Free entry.