The Edlseer

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The Edlseer
in Vienna 2009
in Vienna 2009
General information
origin Styria
Genre (s) Folk music
founding 1990 (as "Edlseer Spatzen") , 1993 (until 1997 "Edlseer Trio")
Website edlseer.at
Founding members
Trombone, electric bass, vocals
 Fritz Kristoferitsch
* 9. September 1976 in Graz
Clarinet, guitar, saxophone, vocals
 Manfred Maier
* 24. August 1979 in Graz
Styrian, keyboard, vocals
 Andreas Doppelhofer
* 9. October 1980 in Graz
Current occupation
Trombone, electric bass, vocals
 Fritz Kristoferitsch
Clarinet, guitar, saxophone, vocals
 Manfred Maier
Styrian, keyboard, vocals
 Andreas Doppelhofer
Trombone, electric bass, guitar, trumpet etc., vocals
 Gerald Moser
former members
Trombone, electric bass, guitar, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, alphorn etc., vocals
 Luigi Neuwirth (2003–2015)
* 11. April 1969 in Feldbach

The Edlseer are an Austrian folk music group from Birkfeld in Styria . The band was founded in 1990 as Edlseer Spatzen , in 1993 it was re-established as the Edlseer Trio, from which the current name emerged.

Their breakthrough came with the song Madonna Mia from their 1997 album Jung, zunftig, super drauf .

Grand Prix of Folk Music Placements

For the first time the group took part in the Grand Prix of Folk Music 2000 and achieved 6th place for Austria with Weil ia Schürzenjäger bin . At the Grand Prix of Folk Music 2001 they appeared together with the Zellberg Buam and achieved 4th place with Edlziller Partyknüller . With the title I stay with folk music at the Grand Prix of Folk Music 2004 , they took 6th place. Together with Die Stoakogler at the Grand Prix of Folk Music 2006 they achieved 4th place with the title A Musikant im Trachteng'wand .

Close-up of the band members playing a song at the Villach Oktoberfest

Discography

Albums

year title Top ranking, total weeks, awardChartsChart placements
(Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes) 		Remarks
AT AT
1998 Young power AT41
gold
gold

(9 weeks)AT
1999 All right AT39 (4 weeks)
AT
2000 Really cool AT31 (7 weeks)
AT
2002 We like girl power AT23 (6 weeks)
AT
2003 The greatest hits in folk music AT33
platinum
platinum

(8 weeks)AT
2004 I stick to folk music AT57
gold
gold

(4 weeks)AT
2005 heart to Heart AT7th
gold
gold

(13 weeks)AT
2006 A heart of folk music AT54
gold
gold

(1 week)AT
2007 Red White Red AT16
gold
gold

(7 weeks)AT
2008 Proud of Austria AT37 (5 weeks)
AT
2009 The Styrian Prince AT32
gold
gold

(7 weeks)AT
2010 Real folk music AT40 (3 weeks)
AT
Alleluia AT53 (2 weeks)
AT
2011 Hoamat AT5
gold
gold

(11 weeks)AT
2012 The best of the hoamat AT6th
gold
gold

(10 weeks)AT
2013 Jubilee gold AT4th
gold
gold

(5 weeks)AT
"Real" folk music Vol. 2 AT10
gold
gold

(3 weeks)AT
2014 Live! AT4th
gold
gold

(6 weeks)AT
2015 Drive over a lake AT5
gold
gold

(5 weeks)AT
2016 Dance ma mitanond AT3
gold
gold

(20 weeks)AT
Live to the TV broadcast in Bad Kleinkirchheim AT4 (4 weeks)
AT
The Edlseer + friends
2017 Golden Christmas AT71
gold
gold

(1 week)AT
2018 25 years - Owa means do gemma celebrate AT1
gold
gold

(17 weeks)AT
2019 The best AT73 (1 week)
AT

More albums

  • 1995: A real Steirerklang
  • 1996: Uafoch stoark
  • 1997: Young, hearty, in a great mood
  • 1998: Samma happy anyway
  • 1999: Christmas spirit
  • 2000: A little cuddling
  • 2001: Edlziller party hits (Zellberg Buam & Die Edlseer)
  • 2002: Bang Bang
  • 2002: We are all Indians
  • 2004: Stars of folk music
  • 2008: quiet time
  • 2009: Gold (double CD)
  • 2009: Christmas
  • 2018: Christmas in the Hoamatkircherl

Singles

  • 1997: Madonna Mia
  • 1997: Something liab's like di
  • 1998: But then in the Garden of Eden
  • 1999: Got a plaster
  • 2000: Because I am a womanizer

literature

Web links

Commons : The Edlseer  collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Chart sources: AT
  2. ↑ Awards for music sales: AT