The Neue Wiener Concert Schrammeln is a renowned ensemble dedicated to the revival and reinterpretation of traditional Viennese folk music, known as Schrammel music. Formed in the 1994/95 season, the group aims to bring a fresh expression to this unique genre, blending elegance with Viennese charm. Their repertoire includes both traditional and original compositions, showcasing the vibrant spirit of Vienna's musical heritage. The ensemble has embarked on extensive tours across over 30 countries, including the USA, Canada, Japan, and many others, showcasing their virtuosity and musical understanding. Their performances are characterized by the use of distinctive instruments like the Viennese button accordion and the contraguitar, which are integral to the Schrammel tradition.
The group's members include Peter Uhler, Nikolai Tunkowitsch, and Johannes Fleischmann on violin; Helmut Thomas Stippich and Walther Soyka on the Viennese button accordion; and Peter Havlicek on the contraguitar. They have collaborated with prominent Austrian musicians and actors, further enriching their musical narrative. Their albums, such as "Zwanzig" and "Kronjuwelen," reflect their commitment to both preserving and innovating within the Schrammel tradition. The Neue Wiener Concert Schrammeln's music is celebrated for its blend of melancholy, wit, and lively spirit, capturing the essence of Vienna's rich cultural heritage.
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