Die Hegl is an Austrian musical ensemble that has immersed itself in the beating heart of the Alpine music tradition, offering audiences a blend of contemporary flair and the rich heritage of folk and Volksmusik. Although there is limited information available about the exact formation and personal history of the band, Die Hegl has steadily garnered appreciation in the realm of German-language folk music, their sound characterized by a lively combination of accordion-driven melodies, upbeat brass instrumentation, and spirited vocals that invite both nostalgia and celebration.

Riding the waves of the genre's popularity, Die Hegl has released a number of albums and singles that pay homage to their roots while also infusing a fresh and modern energy that appeals to a wide swath of listeners. From "So a kloanes Stückerl Hoamat," which translates to "Just a Little Piece of Home," through to their conversational and inviting "Hallo Servus," their titles often reflect a deep reverence for home and heritage. Works like "Die Hegl spielen Schürzenjägerhits," which showcases the band covering hits from the legendary Schürzenjäger, one of the most successful Austropop bands from the region, to original songs such as "Rote Rosen soll’n dir sagen," illustrate the band's ability to navigate a legacy of sound with authenticity and a sense of joyous participation in the Volksmusik scene.

Genres

Zillertal

Latest Release

So a kloanes Stückerl Hoamat

Die Hegl

Album - 13 Tracks - Released July 9, 2009