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Ein besinnlich, humoristisches Programm mit Geschichten über den «Tyyfel», «ds Gräiss» oder «ds Sännätunschäli» sowie über frevelhaftes Verhalten, sich rächende Naturgewalten, und Un- oder Aberglaube.
Vorgetragen in Urnerdialekt vom Schauspieler Walter Sigi Arnold. Musikalisch begleitet und untermalt vom Percussionisten Beat Föllmi.
Listening to them gives you the shivers.
Folk tales tell of extraordinary, supernatural, or miraculous incidents. They recount stories in which ghosts, witches, even the Devil himself feature, or they may deal with historical figures and events.
Traditional tales are known from all parts of the country, but central Switzerland is especially rich in them. The exhibition focuses on well-known legends such as the tales of William Tell, the miraculous “Devils Bridge”, the fateful “Black Spider”, the fiery “Pilatus Dragon”, the enchanted “Blüemlisalp”, the vengeful “Sennentuntschi”, and the spooky “Toggeli”.