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The Swiss government is looking for a shout-out from the U.N. cultural agency to include yodeling on its list of intangible ...

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The Alpine tradition once used to communicate across valleys has been nominated for UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage ...

Yodelling is a singing style known for its quick and frequent changes between low and high-pitched notes, known as falsetto.

The Swiss government says at least 12,000 yodellers take part through about 780 groups of the Swiss Yodelling Association.

HSLU professor Nadja Räss eloquently describes its profound cultural significance: "For me, actually, in Switzerland we have ...

The Monroe Swiss Singers celebrated their 57th Annual Swissfest on Sunday afternoon at the Turner Hall of Monroe, bringing ...

Last week’s shooting at a wood-processing plant in Menznau, Switzerland, which left four people — including the shooter — dead and six others injured, is fueling a recurring debate about the country’s ...

Yodel-ay-hee … what?! Those famed yodeling calls that for centuries have echoed through the Alps, and more recently have ...

Over the last century, yodeling clubs sprouted up in Switzerland, building on the tradition and broadening its appeal.