Bibi Vaplan, the singer-poet from Graubünden, sings powerful, melancholic songs in Romansh.

Bibi Vaplan

Agenda available - many dates available

What we offer

Bibi Vaplan, the vivacious, eloquent singer-poet from Graubünden, sings powerful, melancholic songs exclusively and passionately in Romansh. The songs are lofty like the wind, like a vigorous jolt, then again dreamily soft, and unfold to the sounds of the piano and drift with the rounded bewitching melodies to the depths of the soul. Bibi Vaplan means as much as “Bibi, go slowly”. This is a call to take life less hurried and more prudently.

Prices
from 2500 to 4380 CHF
Entertainment length:
from 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes
Cancellation policy:
Standard

Type of events
  • Corporate Event
  • Wedding
  • Party / Birthday
  • Festival / Seasonal Event

Starting point:
Lantsch/Lenz (CH) We travel up to: 300 km

Spoken languages:
German, English, Italian, French

Available
  • We have our own sound system up to 60 people

Set Up
Bibi Vaplan needs a sound system and Piano/ Grandpiano for Sologigs.

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Video of performances

Setlist

Wir spielen unsere eigene Musik.

Biography

Bianca Mayer was born on 17 May 1979 in Engadin, where she grew up. From 2000 to 2005, she studied at the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) and finished with a diploma in teaching in 2005. During her studies, she worked on compositions for movies and theatre (for Vitus among others). Towards the end of her schooling, the Engadin woman also began teaching at music conservatories in Zurich, Wädenswil and Engadin. In 2009, Bibi Vaplan, who was by then known to wider public, won the Culture sponsorship award of the Canton of Grisons and in 2014, she enjoyed a grant from the same Canton. In between, she worked as a radio presenter for Radiotelevision Svizra Rumantscha (RTR) from 2013-2014.

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