Forest Singing at Aspisee: Under the Maple

The event combines collective singing with a simple woodland setting and clear guidance for reaching the lakeside meeting point.

Participants meet at Aspisee and sing outdoors with Salomé and Phil. The exact repertoire and instruments for this date are not specified. From Obersteckholz, Post, the organiser estimates a 20–25 minute walk through the forest following the yellow hiking signs. From the Sportplatz Obersteckholz parking area, the forest walk is about 10 minutes. For adults and children who would like to sing together outdoors. Everyone is welcome according to the organiser; no specific singing level is stated.

Admission is by voluntary contribution; no amount or mandatory charge is published. Online tickets are not sold. The organiser lists phone registration and Eventfrog says registration is desired, but the current first-party page also invites people simply to come along, so no booking deadline is stated. Wear sturdy footwear and warm clothing suited to the weather. The venue is reached on forest paths. Step-free access, shelter, toilets and bad-weather arrangements are not confirmed. The event information is in German, so German is expected, although the spoken language is not explicitly stated.

Waldatem brings a shared singing circle to the forest at Aspisee for an autumn evening centred on the maple. The gathering is led by Anna Salomé Witzler and Philipp Lippuner, with songs framed around connection, peace and the natural setting. This is an outdoor community event rather than a performance. The organisers invite people to join the singing as they are, and explicitly welcome children.

• Anna Salomé Witzler

  Facilitator

  Anna Salomé Witzler is a co-host of Waldatem. On the official Waldatem page, she describes working with voice and handpan and facilitating meditation and cacao gatherings.

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• Philipp Lippuner

  Facilitator

  Philipp Lippuner is a co-host of Waldatem. The official Waldatem page describes his work with voice and guitar and his facilitation of forest-bathing and meditation settings.

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