Postgotischer Ethnoswing!
Satolstelamanderfanz is a German band specializing in medieval music and folk. Founded in 2000, the group has developed a unique musical style that they call post-Gothic Ethnoswing. This style blends various musical genres such as medieval rock, medieval and pagan folk, minstrel songs, minnesang, jazz, swing, yodeling, and a cappella. The band places particular emphasis on combining historical instruments with modern influences to create a varied and authentic sound. The members of Satolstelamanderfanz perform in elaborate historical costumes and combine their music with a lively stage show. Their repertoire includes both original compositions and traditional folk songs from various countries. Their music ranges from lyrical ballads to powerful, rhythm-driven pieces that encourage the audience to dance. The humorous and clever moderation of their performances adds to the unique atmosphere. Despite their long-standing presence in the scene, the band remains largely a hidden gem. They consciously avoid extensive merchandising, official fan clubs, or elaborate advertising, focusing instead on the quality of their music and performances. Their motto is: We aim not for the head or the lower body, but directly for the heart! The current members of the band are Tara Dezibella (Great Drum, Darabouka, Pandaretta, Bhodran, Moonbass, Vocals), Dr. Marcuse Esterhazy (Bagpipes, Shawm, Darabouka, Vocals), Herr Maria (Celtic Moonbass, Guitar Cittern, Jingles, Vocals), and Stina Kalina (Bagpipes, Nyckelharpa, Vocals). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Satolstelamanderfanz is a German band specializing in medieval music and folk. Founded in 2000, the group has developed a unique musical style that they call post-Gothic Ethnoswing. This style blends various musical genres such as medieval rock, medieval and pagan folk, minstrel songs, minnesang, jazz, swing, yodeling, and a cappella. The band places particular emphasis on combining historical instruments with modern influences to create a varied and authentic sound. The members of Satolstelamanderfanz perform in elaborate historical costumes and combine their music with a lively stage show. Their repertoire includes both original compositions and traditional folk songs from various countries. Their music ranges from lyrical ballads to powerful, rhythm-driven pieces that encourage the audience to dance. The humorous and clever moderation of their performances adds to the unique atmosphere. Despite their long-standing presence in the scene, the band remains largely a hidden gem. They consciously avoid extensive merchandising, official fan clubs, or elaborate advertising, focusing instead on the quality of their music and performances. Their motto is: We aim not for the head or the lower body, but directly for the heart! The current members of the band are Tara Dezibella (Great Drum, Darabouka, Pandaretta, Bhodran, Moonbass, Vocals), Dr. Marcuse Esterhazy (Bagpipes, Shawm, Darabouka, Vocals), Herr Maria (Celtic Moonbass, Guitar Cittern, Jingles, Vocals), and Stina Kalina (Bagpipes, Nyckelharpa, Vocals). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
Bergfolk
Brovarius
Calamus
Constantinople
Ali Ben Gybma Gaffa
Tir Na Nog
Manavu
Osman Pascha
Pavane
Carolina
Der Trolltanz
Roacher
Yarre Ne Maun
Mit Lieb bin Ich Umfangen
Tourdion (Give Me Five!)
Oro Se Do Bheata Bhaile
Ali Ben Gymba Gaffa
SatolstelamanderTanz
Min Man
Roacha
Min Mann
Tir Nan Og
Finish
Noel nouvelet
Jabloko
Gaskere
Satolstelamander Tanz
Tourdion
Anda roda de redore
Dago-Swing (bretonisches Sektfrühstück)
Ketri
Talianri Caleb
Hausmeister (Maitre de maison)
Gasgere
Dag duma lele
Rano
Nonnentanz
Stoyo Greya
Discosack
Schweizer
Latcho Drom: Jabloko
Latcho Drom: Dag Duma Lele
La Tricotea
Hausmeister
Latcho Drom: Ketrie
Nece Galja Vodu
Mambolero
Dagduma lele
Dago Swing
Lebensrad
Aska Devla
Kleine Melodie
Talinri Caleb
Ando roda de redore
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