
Temperamental dance, great virtuosity and improvisational art – in the show by the folk group "D'Arlberger", sparks fly through the hall, scythes are sharpened, and dancing is done on stilts.More than 20 performers bring life in the mountains to the stage and delight guests from all over the world with Tyrolean dance and music tradition. D'Arlberger have even performed their show in South Korea, Japan and Canada.When scythes are sharpened to the rhythm of the songs, hammers strike stone blocks and axes thrash into tree trunks, that is Tyrolean tradition turned into music, brilliantly brought to the stage by the folk group "D'Arlberger". The performers sing, dance and interpret the seasons between farm and alpine pasture, agriculture and forestry – with the help of instruments and sometimes even heavy equipment. The dancers defy centrifugal force in the stilt dance and the mountain miner's dance commemorates the history of mining in the region.Dances and Lie...
Source: feratel-deskline
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