This is another beautiful song by Franc Šegovc (Štirje Kovači) from their LP “Zdaj pa vem” from 1982. Štirje Kovači (Four Blacksmiths) recently entered the Guinness Book of Records for being the longest active Narodnozabavna (Slovenian popular-folk, Oberkrainer) ensemble in the world (67 years to date).
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Another popular Oberkrainer waltz from around the 1980s by Inge (Ingrid) Brüggemann from Austria (credited on some records with her pseudonym Janez Rakovec), recorded by Slovenski muzikantje/Oberkrainer Sextett from Slovenia and Zillertaler Schürzenjäger from Austria among other groups. The Slovenian title “Mladost je kot veter” translates to “Youth is like the wind”, and the German title “Vergangene zeiten” translates to “Past times”.
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‘Learn to play’ package:
📝 Sheet music pdf (E♭)
📹 Slow tutorial video (E♭)
Sheet music:
An upbeat waltz by Günther Schlatzer from Grazer Spatzen, a popular Oberkrainer band from Austria whose career spanned from 1983 to 2018.
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‘Learn to play’ package:
📝 Sheet music pdf (F)
📹 Slow tutorial video (F)
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A waltz by Boris Kovačič which appeared on a Ansambel Borisa Kovačiča album in 1964 then later on albums by Oberkrainer Sextett Janez Kalšek sung by Danica Filiplič (who earlier sang with Kvintet Avsenik).
Sheet music:
📝 Sheet music pdf (A♭)
📝 Sheet music pdf (G)
This is a fun song by Jože Burnik (Slovenia) from around the 1980s which he recorded with Heimatlandecho (Austria). It particularly stands out as the original recording features 3 accordions. The Slovenian title translates to “Again in Mengeš” (name of a Slovenian town) and the German title translates to “Accordion joy”.
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‘Learn to play’ package:
📝 Sheet music pdf (E♭)
📹 Slow tutorial video (E♭)
Sheet music:
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