Music on the slopes
Music on the slopes
13.03.-21.03.2025

Swing on Snow

Six days of music on the ski slopes and in the huts on the Seiser Alm and in the villages at the foot of the Sciliar mountain, sweet melodies and dynamic rhythms, groups from the entire Alpine region, and above all a great atmosphere: this is Swing on Snow 2025. For the 17th year in a row the Seiser Alm WinterMusicFestival offers a mix of traditional folk music with jazz, soul, pop and classical music. This year, renowned musicians such as the exceptional South Tyrolean guitarist Manuel Randi or the renowned wind ensemble Federspiel await you.

The bands play on the various ski slopes on the Seiser Alm in the morning, at lunchtime they perform in the mountain huts of the Seiser Alm and in the evening the villages of Castelrotto, Siusi, Fiè and Tires host atmospheric after ski concerts. During the WinterMusicFestvial musical enjoyment combines perfectly with skiing.

The 17th edition of Swing on Snow will take place twice over three days from 13.03.-15.03.2025 and from 19.03.-21.03.2025. The concerts are free of charge and there is no seat reservation needed.  An environmentally-friendly arrival is requested!
Swing on Snow Concerts
Which artists appear in Swing on Snow? And when and where do the concerts take place? All events at a glance!

Concerts at the mountain station cable car Seiser Alm from 9.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m.
Day
Location
Band
13.03.-15.03.2025 Mountain station cable car Seiser Alm
Band Storta
19.03.-21.03.2025 Mountain station cable car Seiser Alm Tiger Dixie

Swing on Snow Band on the slopes from 11.00 a.m.  to 12.00 noon
Day
Slopes
Thursday, 13.03.2025 Piz, Mezdì, Sanon
Friday, 14.03.2025 Puflatsch, Euro
Saturday, 15.03.2025
Laurin, Spitzbühl
Wednesday, 19.03.2025 Zallinger, Florian
Thursday, 20.03.2025 Goldknopf, Paradiso
Friday, 21.03.2025 Panorama, Floralpina

Concert in the huts from 12.00 p.m. to 2.00 p.m.
Day
Location Noon
Band
Thursday, 13.03.2025 Hotel Ritsch
Molignon Schutzhaus Mahlknecht Hütte
Friday, 14.03.2025 Restaurant Nordic Center
Trentin Country Band
Saturday, 15.03.2025 Mountain station cable car Seiser Alm
Dienstag Nacht Kapelle
Wednesday, 19.03.2025
Hotel Ritsch Tirolè
Thursday, 20.03.2025 Restaurant Puflatsch
Maxjoseph
Friday, 21.03.2025 Hotel Icaro Jazz Banditen

Evening concerts from 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Day
Location Evening
Band
Thursday, 13.03.2025 Hotel Cyprianerhof
Trantin Country Band
Friday, 14.03.2025 Hotel Valentinerhof
Nartan & Max Castlunger Duo
Wednesday, 19.03.2025 Hotel Heubad
Maxjoseph
Thursday, 20.03.2025

Jazz Banditen

The concerts are free of charge and there is no seat reservation needed.
Swing on Snow bands & musicians

10 bands and musicians of the alpine area meet in March 2025 for a special and extraordinary musical event in the Alpe di Siusi Dolomites Region. Hot sounds and compelling beats resonate with trombones, bass, dulcimer, accordion. And the combinations are among the most diverse, such as sweet Swiss Hanottere accompanied by drums.

Tiger Dixie Band (I)
The Tiger Dixie Band Band plough their musical mastery into recapturing the jazz of the “Roaring Years” and injecting it with an original, contemporary feel. Faithful to the quintessential nuances of New Orleans, Chicago-style, Charleston and Ragtime in both style and spirit (all the more so as a number of their instruments are vintage originals), the overall sound is testimony to the contemporary musical experiences of the band members: In their execution, arrangements and improvisations, the Tiger Dixie Band Band steer well clear of a trite “revival” effect and underscore the heartfelt message that this musical style, like Swing and Bebop, has never aged.

Paolo Trettel - trumpet | Stefano Menato - clarinet | Fiorenzo Zeni - tenor sax | Luigi Grata - trombone | Giorgio Beberi - bass sax | Andrea Boschetti - banjo | Daniele Patton -drums


Swing on Snow Band (A/I)
A mobile and flexible constellation of three open-minded guys present melody, harmony and rhythm in terms of a rebirth of traditional folk - and other songs...

Fabian Baumgartner - organic guitar | Charly Schmid - natural horn | Manuela Kloibmüller - ac acc


BandaStorta (I)
BandaStorta is an audacious ensemble in which every member gives free rein to his artistic imagination. BandaStorta was created by eclectic minds and distorted souls who find their natural balance in arrangements overflowing with the flair and flavour of a circus performance.

Emiliano Tamanini - trumpet | Davide Salata - soprano saxophone | Fabrizio Carlin - trombone | Giorgio Beberi - baritone saxophone | Glauco Benedetti - sousaphone | Filippo Tonini - drums / percussion



Trentin-Country Band (I)
This 6-piece band arrange and perform well-known mountain-choir pieces including La Valsugana, La Villanella and Entorno al Foc, and folk songs of the Trentino region (e.g. I Canederli) in the purest of American style: All the light-hearted fun, energy, innovation and entertainment of country music and a touch of heart-wrenching emotion – showing us, once again the kinship of affinity shared by folk music the world over.

Carlo Casillo - guitar, direction Mariano DeTassis _ drums | Valerio Bazzanella - vocals, piano | Lisa Bergamo - vocals | Giovanni Betti - vocals, guitar | Lorenzo Dallapè - bass |
Nicola Fadanelli - violin


Jazzbanditen (A)
A fearless revival of yesteryear. Five jazz musicians roar and whisper with endless spontaneity, joy in playing and a sensitive feel for their instruments in a range which embraces jazz, folk, pop, dance and cinema music. Everything’s possible and nobody knows what‘s going to come next - not even the musicians themselves.

Markus Pechmann _ trumpet | Eddie Luis _ bass, tuba | Milos Milojevic _ clarinet, sax | Dule Rademkovic _ drums | Boki Radenkovic _ accordion, guitar


TriOlé (I)
An accordion, two guitars and a bass... At first, TriOlé reminds of common Gypsy Swing, but stands out from the rest with its own compositions and special arrangements. Tango, bossa, musette and 6/8 rhythms alternate with typical Manouche quotations. At the same time, their origin from the South Tyrolean mountains and their love for Slovenian music is unmistakable. The improvisations show influences from jazz, classical and folk music ... World music in the best sense of the word.

Stefan Geier _ accordion | Hanspeter Nocker _ rythm guitar | Markus Olsacher _ solo guitar | Ulrich Seppi _ e-bass, double bass
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