Ländler is a traditional folk music genre originating from Austria, Switzerland, and southern Germany, characterized by its lively, danceable nature and typically performed in three-quarter time. Often featuring instruments such as the accordion, clarinet, and double bass, Ländler evokes a sense of Alpine charm and rustic warmth. This genre typically includes yodeling and is closely associated with regional dances, bringing communities together through its spirited melodies. Artists like Ländlerkapelle Gebrüder Oswald and Swiss Ländler Gamblers embody the genre's rich heritage, celebrating cultural traditions while occasionally incorporating modern influences to keep it vibrant and relevant today.

Prosit Neujahr! A Viennese New Year's Concert with the Wiener Philharmoniker

Wiener Philharmoniker•

Franz von Suppé•

Johann Strauss I•

Johann Strauss II•

Josef Strauss•

Joseph Lanner•

Karl Böhm•

Rudolf Kempe

Album - 20 Tracks - Released January 10, 2024