Mosi-Musig

Description

Mosi-Musig was formed after the dissolution of Mosibuebä following the death of Pauli Lüönd.

The joy of Schwyzerörgeli music had been with the Mosibuebä since school days. This was no coincidence, as there were several musicians in the family, such as the Betschart's (Pitschä) and Albert Lüönd.

Pauli often played with Rees Gwerder in his youth and was very interested in the style of the old Urner and Muotathaler hand organ players. He was also a big fan of the Schmidbuebe.
Alois was very interested in the playing of Bernhardin Schmidig (Lunni's Bärädi). Later, he was inspired by the organ doctor Martin Nauer, with whom he also performed many times. He also followed the old music of the Schwyzerörgeli virtuosos Josef Stump and Balz Schmidig as well as Ernst Inglin. With the original compositions of Pauli and Alois, the unmistakable Mosi style developed. Some young organ players now also play these dances, thus ensuring the continuation of the Mosi sound.

Daniel Gwerder had similar role models as the Mosibuebä. Furthermore, he is interested in the music of Kasi Geisser and Josias Jenny. His father and grandfather were also enthusiastic Schwyzerörgeli players. With his own compositions, he enriched the repertoire of the Mosibuebä.

Thomas Scherrer was also very interested in old organ music and the Mosibuebä. He plays many pieces by Pauli and some by Alois faithfully.

On bass are officially Philipp Schuler or Häppy Imholz and as a substitute Kari Schorno.

As substitutes on the Schwyzerörgeli, the Schwyzerörgeli teacher Reto Grab or Mario Jossen occasionally join. Reto Grab wrote all the music booklets of the Mosibuebä.

Highlights

• Traditional Inner Schwyz Ländler music
• Performances by well-known musicians from the region
• Event at Restaurant Windstock in Rickenbach b. Schwyz

General Information

Mosi-Musig is a group of musicians dedicated to Schwyzerörgeli music. The event takes place at Restaurant Windstock in Rickenbach b. Schwyz and offers insights into the local music tradition.

Location

Ibergereggstrasse, 6432 Rickenbach b. Schwyz, Schweiz

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