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S harmoniko med smučarji – Am Jakobshorn (J. Burnik) [Sheet music] [Accompaniment track]

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“S harmoniko med smučarji” (Slovenian for “With accordion among skiers”), or “Am Jakobshorn” (German for “At The Jakobshorn” – a mountain in Switzerland) is an instrumental polka by Jože Burnik, recorded by Alpski Kvintet or Alpenoberkrainer from Slovenia in the early 1980s. It featured on Alpski Kvintet’s Slovenian album “Pozimi Na Bledu” (Winter at Bled) and their German album “Trachtenfest” (Traditional costume festival) with Jože Burnik as their accordionist. Although not as commonly played as other hits by Burnik like “Dobro Jutro” (Guten Morgen), it is often played by established Oberkrainer trios and quintets who can manage a technically challenging polka such as this one. If you haven’t listened to […]

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Razposajene Harmonike – Harmonikas, Los! (I. Brüggemann) [Sheet music] [Accompaniment track]

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“Razposajene Harmonike” (Slovenian for “Cheerful accordions”) or “Harmonikas, Los!” (German for “Accordions, let’s go!”) is a fast instrumental waltz for the accordion written by Ingrid (Inge) Huberti (née Campestrini, Brüggemann), an extraordinary vocalist, accordionist, lyricist, composer, and yodeler from Austria who has contributed immensely to the Oberkrainer style of Alpine folk music. Ingrid has written many popular songs in the Alpine folk music repertoire across both Slovenian and German languages, including “Ko muzikant od doma roma” (Ein musikant kennt kein zuhause), “Veseli Muzikant” (Mit Musik), “Mladost je kot veter” (Vergangene Zeiten), and many other polkas and waltzes which are currently performed throughout Slovenia, Austria, Bavaria, North Italy, and North Croatia.

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Majski ples – Tanz im Mai (F. Mihelič) [Sheet music] [Tutorial video]

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Majski ples (Slovenian for “May Dance”) or Tanz im Mai (German for “Dance in May”) is an instrumental polka by Franc Mihelič, one of Slovenia’s most popular and influential accordionists and composers in the Slovenian Folk Music or Oberkrainer style of Alpine Folk Music. Mihelič is a virtuosic Styrian Diatonic Button Accordion player as well as a terrific piano accordionist who has composed many polkas and waltzes that have become commonplace in Alpine Folk Music bands’ repertoires, including “Na ribniškem sejmu“, “Ko harmonika zapoje“. His most popular songs were recorded with Ansambel Franca Miheliča between the 1970s to 1990s which have increased in popularity with time. This is a technical

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V pomladnih dneh – Luisen Polka (J. Burnik) [Sheet music] [Accompaniment track]

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This is an instrumental polka by legendary Slovenian popular folk music and Oberkrainer music composer and accordionist Jože Burnik. The Slovenian title “V pomladnih dneh” translates to “In spring days” and was recorded originally in the 1960s by Ansambel Jožeta Burnika, then either in the late 1970s or early 1980s by Alpski Kvinet/Alpenoberkrainer from Slovenia with Jože Burnik. It isn’t widely played, but is really fun to play (and learn), especially in the more challenging F-sharp major key which it was recorded in, so I’ve provided arrangements and accompaniment/backing tracks in both F sharp major, and the less challenging F major key. Sheet music and accompaniment package 📝 Sheet music pdf (F♯

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Für’n Vater (K. Maier) [Sheet music] [Tutorial video]

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“Für’n Vater” (or Fürn Voda in Bavarian German dialect, meaning “For father”) is a Boarischer from the 2010s by Kastulus Maier and released by Hallgrafen Musikanten, a Bavarian folk music group which plays an Alpine ‘Tanzlmusi’ style of folk music (translating to ‘Dance music’). This style is known for its use of brass instruments, as well as a nylon string guitar (or sometimes harp) and accordion for rhythm, and is played in the alpine regions of Austria and southern Germany. Hallgrafen Musikanten has become very well known over their 10+ years of existence for their unique compositions, their new take on the traditional Tanzlmusi sound, adding double bass, energetic and

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Rosi Polka – Hey Rosi (F. Gressenberger) [Sheet music] [Tutorial video]

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“Rosi Polka” or “Hey Rosi” is an energetic instrumental polka featuring just 2 sung words: “Hey Rosi!” and some challenging keyboard runs. It was written by Felix Gressenberger from Austria, who recorded this song with Die 5 Rosentaler in the late 1980s, and with Friedl Lazarus und seine Original Mooskirchner (also known as Mooskirchner Quintett) in the 1990s. This polka has become a staple of Austrian folk music and Oberkrainer music groups’ repertoires, covered in a variety of folk styles such as Echte Volksmusik through to Oberkrainer style trios and quintetts, and performed on either chromatic button accordion, diatonic button accordion (Steirische Harmonika) or the piano accordion. The song continues

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