Fox Beard Banda

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Fox Beard Banda
General information
origin Graz-Umgebung District , Austria
Genre (s) Styrian folk music
founding 1986
Website fuchsbartl-banda.at
Current occupation
Styrian accordion , Bock -Dudelsack, bass , fife , shawm , double nose flute , ocarina , harmonica , guitar , vocals
 Albin Wiesenhofer
Trombone , guitar, hurdy-gurdy , viola , Schwegelpfeife, Kaiser flugelhorn , vocals
 Harald Sukic
Clarinet , violin , mandolin , Schwegelpfiefe, shawm, ocarina, vocals
 Wolfgang Weingerl
F- helicon , F-trombone, army trombone, slide trombone, trumpet , double bass, guitar, vocals
 Clemens Hubert Wiesenhofer (since 2008)
former members
Double bass, guitar, five-string banjo , harmonica, vocals
 Wolfgang Osenjak (until 2002)
Trombone, ...
 Jakob Moises (1999-2003)
Peter Wiltsche
Harmonica Award ceremony
Fuchsbartl-Banda in 2015

The Fuchsbartl-Banda is an Austrian folk music group founded in 1986 from the Graz-Umgebung district and the OberGraz region ( Deutschfeistritz , Frohnleiten and Stiwoll ).

history

The Fuchsbartl-Banda was founded in the summer of 1986 by Albin Wiesenhofer from Peggau (today Deutschfeistritz) and Harald Sukic from Deutschfeistritz (today Stiwoll). In the same year, Wolfgang Osenjak from Deutschfeistritz joined the group as the third member. This line-up was played until 1991. Then Wolfgang Weingerl from Frohnleiten joined as the fourth musician. In 1999 the quartet with Jacob Moises out was Voitsberg expanded to a quintet. After Wolfgang Osenjak left in 2002, the Fuchsbartl Banda continued to play in the quartet line-up. In 2003 Jakob Moises left the group and the Fuchsbartl Banda played with a bass player from Carinthia. Since 2008, Clemens Wiesenhofer is the 2nd generation of musicians to play in the Fuchsbartl Banda.

In 2000 the Fuchsbartl-Banda took part in the 98th episode of the ORF folk music series Klingendes Österreich in Salzburg.

In 2007 they appeared in the 150th episode of the ORF folk music series Klingendes Österreich . On the occasion of its 30th anniversary, the history of the Banda was shown in the upholstered cinema in Ligist .

Discography

Albums

  • 2001: from the old days
  • 2001: Anstückln
  • 2009: Am Tanzbodn (HomeRun Music / Homerun Verlag)
  • 2010: In the tavern (HomeRun Music / Homerun Verlag)
  • 2011: The people

Singles

  • 2016: The fox Bartl-Banda plays on

Awards

  • Harmonika Award 2017 in the category "Folk Music Group" as part of the 15th ORF broadcast Steirisches Sänger- und Musikantentreffen in cooperation with the Folk Culture Steiermark GmbH and the Harmonikaverband Österreich (HVÖ) for the achievements in folk music in 31 years as a music group.

literature

  • Albin Wiesenhofer from the Fuchsbartl-Banda - musician, collector and researcher. In: Roland Girtler : All kinds of people. Cattle farmer, prince, brothel owner, philharmonic orchestra. Böhlau Verlag, Vienna 2016, pp. 151–174. ISBN 978-3-205-20420-6
  • Augmentation of the "original" noble sound: Example 4: "Murtaler-Polka" (A 36), Fuchsbartl-Banda, Deutschfeistritz, District of Graz, Styria. In: European Voices III. The Instrumentation and Instrumentalization of Sound. Local Multipart Music Practices in Europe. In Commemoration of Gerlinde Haid . Volume 3; edited by Ardian Ahmedaja from the Institute for Folk Music Research and Ethnomusicology , Böhlau Verlag, Vienna 2017. ISBN 978-3-205-20513-5
  • Erslbauer Wastl and Erslbauer Jogl, Sebastian Pagger and Jakob Moises in Eggartsberg / Geistthal. In: Steirisches Volksliedwerk, Volksmusik in der Steiermark, Weststeirisches Musikantentum, Vol. 21, Vienna 2016, pp. 103-106. ISBN 978-3-205-79649-7
  • Deutschfeistritz: Looking for and finding the original, Albin Wiesenhofer. In: Tourismusregionalverband Graz and Graz-Umgebung, Auf DU mit GU, Vienna 2016, pp. 30–33.
  • Fox Beard Banda. In: Andreas Safer, Folk and Volxmusik in der Steiermark, Graz 1999, 1st edition, pp. 161–163. ISBN 3-7059-0051-X
  • ORF-Landesstudio Steiermark, Klingendes Österreich, 30 years of Klingendes Österreich 1986-2016, Graz 2016, pp. 98 and 150.
  • Kleine Zeitung, Styrian of the day: Strong without amplifiers. June 21, 2011.
  • Kleine Zeitung, Styrian of the day: old and new at the same time. January 15, 2016

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Norbert Swoboda: Styrian of the day: old and new at the same time. Kleine Zeitung , January 15, 2016.
  2. ↑ a b Fuchsbartl-Banda at HomeRun Verlag.
  3. ↑ http://www.fuchsbartl-banda.at
  4. ↑ Susanne Veronik: Karli Lenz receives the Harmonika Award 2017 for his life's work. meinviertel.at, April 4, 2017.