The Alphorn Trio Halmet received a good Grade 2 for its convincing performance at the Swiss Yodelling Festival in Basel.

With the alphorn piece “Viu Glück” by Robert Oesch, the trio gave an accomplished performance. It was clear that the three musicians had prepared carefully and with great commitment for this important occasion. Their harmonious ensemble playing, assured interpretation and musicality. With dedication, enthusiasm and perseverance, the three have continued to develop and were rewarded for their efforts with a pleasing result.

Congratulations on a great performance—bravo, and keep it up!

The Alphorn Trio Halmet is a talented ensemble within the Magden Alphorn Group, dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional alphorn music. The name “Halmet” refers to a local field name in Magden, highlighting the trio’s ties to the region.

The trio consists of three dedicated musicians: Urs Manser, Peter Friedli and Charlotte Husner. Together, they express their passion for playing the alphorn and continually work to refine their musical skills. Rehearsals are held regularly, giving the members the opportunity to practise new pieces and perfect their harmonies. A major achievement for the Alphorn Trio Halmet was taking part in the Yodelling Festival in Langnau, where they received Grade 2. This award not only recognises their musical achievement, but also motivates them to keep honing their skills and developing further. The trio is proud to be part of the Magden Alphorn Group, which plays an important role in the regional music scene. Through their performances and participation in various festivals, they help preserve and promote the alphorn tradition.