Alphorn festival held in Swiss village

NENDAZ, Switzerland - Over 100 alphorn players give a traditional joint "concert" at the international Alphorn Festival in tandem with a Swiss national flag-waving "director" by a lake at an altitude of about 2,200 meters in Nendaz, southern Switzerland.

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