Music Made in Switzerland (Swiss National Day) (Swissair Flight Entertainment)

To celebrate Swiss National Day journalists Lance Tschannen and Barbara Ryser present various examples of Swiss folk music. The following topics are discussed: the four linguistic regions of Switzerland; difficulties in learning the Swiss-German dialect, natural yodels; the use of the saxophone and the chapeau chinois in Swiss folk music; house music; the true meaning behind the Swiss National Day celebrations. The journalists name several compilation albums, which include the following tracks. Rights: Music by the Alphorn-Quartett Titlis; "Schwandfluh-jutz" by the Oberhofen Jodlerklub; "Jetzt wird Bödelet" by Kapelle Jost Ribary; "Poschiavina" by Quartetto di Biasca; "La Pulenta di Puschlev" by Chapella Barba Peder; polka by "Au Bon Vieux Temps"; "En Urchigä Muotathaler Schottische" by Kapelle Zwimpfer-Suter; [...]

Sequenzen:
0: [...] a mazurka composed by Mario Robbiani and played by Orchestrina Luganella; waltz by Kapelle Oberalp; composition by Fritz Tschannen; an André Pernet composition played by Les Ormonans; brass band music by Complesso del Gaggio; Otto Truttmann composition played by Huusmusig Gebrüder Truttmann; "Min Vater isch en Appezeller" by Streikmusik Alder and a youth choir from Appenzell; "La Fine Goutte de Dézaley" by La Fine Goutte de Montreux;
1: "Era un Bel Lunedi" by Bambini Ticinesi; "Dorma Bain" by the choir of Samedan; Büchel music; music by Rene Wicky's band including a yodel by Bertheli Studer; "O Mein Vaterland" played by the Swiss Army Band.