Sample Repertoire

• Ein Prosit der Gemütlichkeit – Traditional beer-toast song for toasting.
• Die Lorelei – Legendary folk song about the Rhine's mythical Lorelei rock.
• Amboss Polka – Polka characterized by rhythmic anvil-hammering accents.
• Muss I denn? – Internationally renowned folk farewell song.
• Unter dem Doppeladler – Celebrated march from Austria-Hungary.
• Tölzer Schützenmarsch – Traditional march honoring Bad Tölz riflemen.
• Ein Heller und ein Batzen – Folk song celebrating camaraderie and carefree drinking.
• Hoch auf dem gelben Wagen – Joyful folk song about riding a yellow carriage.
• Rosamunde – Globally popular Beer Barrel Polka.
• Trink, Trink, Brüderlein Trink – Traditional standalone drinking song.
• Ach, Du Lieber Augustin – Popular Viennese folk song dating from circa 1800.
• Lustig ist das Zigeunerleben – Folk song celebrating travel and countryside life.
• Radetzkymarsch – Rousing 1848 military march with triumphant brass rhythms.
• Furioso-Polka – Fast-paced quasi-galop polka.
• Schwarzbraun ist die Haselnuss – Rustic folk song praising simple country life.
• Schneewalzer – Popular traditional waltz for festive dancing.
• Tiroler Holzhackerbuab'n – Lively folk dance mimicking woodchopping motions.
• Bayerischer Ländler – Traditional Bavarian folk dance piece.
• Freut euch des Lebens – Upbeat folk song celebrating life's pleasures.
• Hoch soll er leben – Traditional 19th-century folk song sung at celebrations.
• Alte Kameraden – Iconic military march for brass ensembles.
• Aus Böhmen kommt die Musik – Folk song celebrating Bohemian musical traditions.
• Bummel-Petrus – Slow Rhinelander-style polka effective when deliberate.
• Der Klarinetten-Muckl – Polka featuring virtuosic clarinet solos.
• Donauwellen – Famous waltz, “Waves of the Danube,” by Ivanovici.
• Zillertaler Hochzeitsmarsch – Traditional Tyrolean wedding march.