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Wiener Kontragitarre von Ludwig Reisinger

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Guitar & Schrammel Guitar Volksmusik Duet

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soundcheck, restored instrument, non professional playing ;) 15 saitige Wiener Kontragitarre von Ludwig Reisinger. 15 Saiter sind sehr selten vom Reisinger. Ludwig Reisinger geb. 1863 Von 1877 bis 1881 Lehre bei Ignaz I.Bucher. --- Ludwig Reisinger was born 1863 in Vienna and learned to make guitars in the workshop of Ignaz I.Bucher 1877-1881.

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The Schwyzerörgeli is the most typical accordion-type instrument played in Switzerland--mainly in the areas around Bern, Schwyz and the other central Cantons. Its name means "little organ," and in spite of its diminuitive size it has a bright and powerful sound that does its designation full justice. Like the Steirische Harmonika, it is a bi-tonic instrument, meaning that the player obtains different melodic tones upon opening or closing the bellow. It features three rows of buttons (31 total) on the treble side and a number of basses and bass-chords to be played by the left hand (typically 18 total). Like the Steirische, the Schwyzerörgeli comes in different keys--primarily in A and in Bb.

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This type of guitar was made popular at the turn of the last century by Viennese “Schrammelmusik” groups, where this guitar accompanied instruments like violins and clarinets. The thumb of the right hand plays the bass strings as well as the bass range of the guitar’s regular strings, while the other fingers play the higher notes fingered by the left hand on the guitar’s fretboard.

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The Waldzither is a type of Cittern, which dates back to the renaissance.

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The Waldzither is a type of Cittern, which dates back to the renaissance.

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The Waldzither is descended from the original Cittern or Cithren, which is descended from the medieval Citole, or Cytole.

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Traditional instruments include the Waldzither.

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Popular foods in Germany are Spätzle, Bratwurst,  Currywurst,
Bratkartoffeln, and
Sauerbraten

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Some of the top sports in Germany are: Football, Soccer, Golf, Ice Hockey, Basketball

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Hello: Hallo
Goodbye: Auf Wiedersehen
Please: Bitte
Thanks: Vielen Dank

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhQwLeMcbRY

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The moss people or moss folk (German: Moosleute, "moss folk", wilde Leute, "wild folk"), also referred to as the wood people or wood folk (Holzleute, "wood folk") or forest folk (Waldleute, "forest-folk"), are a class of fairy folk, variously compared to dwarves, elves, or spirits, described in the folklore of Germany as having an intimate connection to trees and the forest. In German the words Schrat and Waldschrat are also used for a moss person. (Compare Old Norse skratti, "goblin".) The diminutive Schrätlein also serves as synonym for a nightmare creature.

They are sometimes described as similar to dwarves, being the same size as children, but "grey and old-looking, hairy, and clad in moss.] Sometimes, Moss folk are also bigger.[4] In other descriptions they are said to be pretty.

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The Rübezahl

This naughty mountain spirit has woven his way into countless tales across northern Europe, including Germany where he has been roaming mountains exercising his taste for trickery and occasionally giving out presents for hundreds of years. The sock-and-sandal clad figure is one artist’s impression, while other believers think he might be more of a spindly black dragon-man.

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Lugwig van Beethoven
George Frideric Handel
Johannes Brahms
Richard Wagner

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Legends: The Morbach Monster

Legend has it that Morbach, Rhineland-Palatinate was the last place a werewolf was killed. A single candle still burns in the village as a reminder, and a warning. One night in 1988, this candle went out and a huge wolf figure was soon spotted, standing upright at a US airbase, having scaled a three-metre high fence. He stood, staring at the soldiers then returned to the forest. The candle was re-lit, and has never gone out since.

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The currency that Germany uses is Euros.

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Major cities in Germany are Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Cologne, and Frankfurt am Main.

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Germany is on the continent of Europe, and it's capital is Berlin.

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They had jigs, carols, ballads, war songs, sea shanties, and even drinking songs. The Germans are very well connected to music.