Hoagascht
Under Hoagascht (other speech and spelling also Hoangartn , Huigert or Hoimgarta ) means, especially in Bavaria , Austria and South Tyrol an informal musical event with different performers. In Tyrol, "hoagascht'n" also means an entertaining or informative informal conversation - something that the Swabians call "gossip" or the Berliners call "chatter".
origin
The word comes from the Middle High German heingarte (home garden) and originally referred to the garden in front of the house in rural areas. The name Hoagascht for sociable neighbors 'meetings at the house bank was generally applied to musicians' get-togethers over the years. Today a Hoagascht is one of the last non-commercial events for traditional folk music .
style
The line-up consists almost exclusively of traditional instruments, without amplification, or, as it is sometimes called: "without electricity". The pieces of music are played instrumentally as well as performed with singing. In Bavaria, Hoagascht is cultivated as a gathering over food and drink in a pub. You come with or without an instrument, sit together in groups, and without direction or schedule, one group plays, the other or the other soloist. If there are breaks, then there is a break until the next one plays again. You get together musically, play a piece together, and at the end of the event all performers perform a piece together.
Famous artist
Well-known musicians have also appeared at the musicians' meeting. B. Wastl Fanderl , Tobi Reiser , the Riederinger singers and many others.
Hoagascht on TV
The Bayerische Rundfunk shines since May 1, 1965, first in radio, later in his documentary series under our skies regularly broadcast Boarischer Hoagascht out. Name finder and first moderator was Paul Ernst Rattelmüller . After his departure in 1989, Sepp Eibl took over the series.
The Austrian private broadcaster Servus TV broadcasts the program Hoagascht every week . As a folk culture magazine, it is intended to show “the richness of cultural life in the Alpine region”.
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ Boarischer Hoagascht ( Memento of the original from January 4, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Finding aids. Paul Ernst Rattelmüller (1924-2004). In: br.de. November 22, 2011, accessed April 12, 2020 .
- ↑ Nachlass Paul Ernst Rattelmüller ( page no longer available , search in web archives ) Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. at Bayerischer Rundfunk
- ↑ Hoagascht: Everything about the folk culture broadcast on ServusTV , Servustv.com, February 27, 2020
literature
- Paul Ernst Rattelmüller: Boarischer Hoagascht: Stories from the past. Dachau 2004
Web links
- Hoagascht on Bavarian television
- Hoagascht on ServusTV
- ORF-Steiermark folk culture: Styrian singers and musicians meeting