FRENCH techno musician Teho found an unusual place to end his pandemic hiatus — hitting the high notes from a 3,000-meter peak in the Swiss Alps.

Teho, 30, braved sub-zero temperatures to perform from a small platform at the Glacier 3000 venue atop Scex Rouge, a mountain in southwestern Switzerland.

He also had to overcome his fear of heights.

“I’m a bit scared of heights... so the first few moments on the stage, without any protective barriers, were really ... special — until I managed to fully take in the view.

“As soon as I started playing, though, I quickly felt at ease, so I was able to enjoy the moment.”

The DJ from Montpellier in France said he had never performed at such an unusual spot, surrounded by the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc and Eiger mountains.

In fact he had been unable to perform in public all over the last year due to pandemic restrictions.

“It was a difficult year because every club, festival and all parties were closed because of COVID-19,” he said.

The show, which took place at dawn April 23, was organized by Le Cercle, a live-stream company that films and broadcasts DJ live performances in unusual places.

Teho’s concert was not the first time the Glacier 3000 resort has hosted artistic events to promote its skiing area and surrounding mountains. Last year Swiss acrobat Freddy Nock walked along the cable car wire to the summit, doing part of the journey blindfolded.

(SD-Agencies)