Across the Alpine routes, men and goods, armies and pilgrims have passed for centuries. Mountain passes acted as “bridges,” and mid-slope trails served as communication routes — often easier to travel than the valley floors, frequently flooded by torrents and rivers.
For the Alps have never truly been barriers, despite that romantic imagination which has long portrayed them as impassable walls.
Sounds, just like our mountains, are places of encounter, exchange, and connection. It is through Sounds that diverse musical languages can engage in dialogue. No barriers between genres — between classical and jazz, opera and pop, folk and mountain choirs — because music is universal.
