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Moje dekle (R. Bardorfer) [Sheet music]

Downloads Sheet music Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (F major) Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (F♯ major) About the song “Moje dekle” (Slovenian for “My girl”) is a song by Rudi Bardorfer, a successful but now underrated Oberkrainer or Slovenian folk music composer from Slovenia who recorded several albums with his ensemble, Ansambel Rudija Bardorferja, from the 1960s to the early 1970s. Released in 1963 and sung by Kvartet Zvonček, this waltz sings of a guy reminscing his visits to the mountains and his girlfriend in the village who he loves dearly. This song was again recorded and released in 1973 by Bardorfer’s ensemble on their final album “Rodni Kraj” featuring Janez […]

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Gremo v Mengeš (F. Mihelič) [Sheet music]

Downloads Sheet music Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (F major) About the song “Gremo v Mengeš” (Slovenian for “Let’s go to Mengeš”) is an instrumental polka by legendary Oberkrainer style accordionist and composer Franc Mihelič from Slovenia. Despite primarily known as a Styrian Diatonic Button Accordion player, this polka was performed by Mihelič on the piano accordion, an instrument on which he was just as virtuosic. The name of the town in the title, Mengeš, is a Slovenian town in the Gorenjska region (known as ‘Upper Carniola’ in English, or ‘Oberkrain’ in German), a region home to the Avsenik brothers and the birthplace of Oberkrainer music. The town of Mengeš produced

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Ob koncu tedna – Lustiges Wochenend (F. Mihelič) [Sheet music]

Downloads Sheet music Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (F major) About the song “Ob koncu tedna” (Slovenian for “On the weekend”), also known as “Lustiges Wochenend” (German for “Fun weekend”), is a polka by Franc Mihelič, a legendary Styrian Diatonic Button Accordion (Steirische Harmonika) player from Slovenia, and composer in the Oberkrainer style of Alpine folk music. He is known for his precise, technical and melodic playing, accompanied by his ensemble Ansambel Franca Miheliča which featured an instrumental trio with a female and male vocalist. Many current and emerging folk groups from Slovenia use Mihelič as inspiration in terms of button accordion playing technique, overall sound, and the ensemble’s format (instrumental

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I bin a Steirerbua (Austrian folk song) [Sheet music]

Downloads Sheet music Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (F major) About the song “I bin a Steirerbua” (German for “I am a boy from Styria”), is an Austrian folk song which is known by any Austrian folk accordionist and was popularised by a legendary Austrian folk group, the “Kern Buam” from Styria, known for their strong Styrian dialect, heavier use of brass instruments compared to Oberkrainer style groups, and an energetic Alpine sound. The lyrics are sung from the perspective of a boy from the Austrian state of Styria, where the people are “big and strong”, “like the fir trees”, dressed in “smart Styrian clothes”, with an “Alpine stick” in one

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Čez Ljubelj – Übern Loiblpass (I. Prešeren) [Sheet music] [Accompaniment track]

Downloads Sheet music and accompaniment Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (B♭ major)🎵 Accompaniment mp3 (B♭ major, 136bpm) Sheet music Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (B♭ major) Accompaniment Includes:🎵 Accompaniment mp3 (B♭ major, 136bpm) About the song “Čez Ljubelj” (Slovenian for “Across the Ljubelj Pass”), also known as “Übern Loiblpass” (German for “Over the Loibl Pass”), is a polka released in the early 1980s written by Ivan Prešeren from Slovenia, a legendary trumpet player and composer in the Oberkrainer style of Alpine folk music, known for his amazing work with Alpski Kvintet (Alpenoberkrainer). The title refers to the “Loibl Pass” or “Ljubelj” mountain pass located on the border of Slovenia and Austria, which

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Tam kjer je naš dom – Dort, wo unsere heimat ist (V. & S. Avsenik) [Sheet music] [Accompaniment track]

Downloads Sheet music and accompaniment Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (F major)🎵 Accompaniment mp3 (F major, 200bpm) Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (F♯ major)🎵 Accompaniment mp3 (F♯ major, 200bpm) Sheet music Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (F major) Includes:📝 Sheet music pdf (F♯ major) Accompaniment Includes:🎵 Accompaniment mp3 (F major, 200bpm) Includes:🎵 Accompaniment mp3 (F♯ major, 200bpm) About the song “Tam kjer je naš dom” (Slovenian for “Where Our Home Is”), also known in German as “Dort, wo unsere Heimat ist”, is a waltz by Vilko and Slavko Avsenik from Slovenia who together formed the iconic Oberkrainer style of Alpine Folk Music. Originally released in the 1970s, it has since become a favourite

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