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ALM:KULTUR: concert and creative workshop
This event has already taken place.Project Lederhosn
Alex Marath - accordion, guitar, vocals
Hannes Eder - baritone, rhythm, vocals
Two young musicians from Pinzgau who combine the best of two worlds. Alex Marath is a virtuoso on the Styrian accordion and a gifted guitarist with an unmistakable voice. A man who is at home in many genres, including international ones, and brings songs to life in German, English and other languages. On the other side is the original and world champion spoon tapper Hannes Eder. The man who was almost born in lederhosen and has been on stage since early childhood. Whether with his baritone, rhythm instruments or cheeky sayings, Hannes is a guarantee of entertainment. Project Lederhosn was created from this mix of these two characters. The band that has everything in store for visitors, whether it's Oberkrainer, folk music, Austropop or evergreen.
On the strings, get set, go!
Together with Verena Grubelnik, course participants get to know the world of macramé.
Using simple knotting techniques, a wide variety of woollen accessories such as pendants or wall hangings are conjured up. The handicraft is not only a lot of fun, it is also very relaxing. What's more, the home-made creations are perfect as souvenirs or to decorate your own four walls. The macramé can also be taken home afterwards.
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No registration required, admission free!
Table reservation at the Seealm is recommended
Alex Marath - accordion, guitar, vocals
Hannes Eder - baritone, rhythm, vocals
Two young musicians from Pinzgau who combine the best of two worlds. Alex Marath is a virtuoso on the Styrian accordion and a gifted guitarist with an unmistakable voice. A man who is at home in many genres, including international ones, and brings songs to life in German, English and other languages. On the other side is the original and world champion spoon tapper Hannes Eder. The man who was almost born in lederhosen and has been on stage since early childhood. Whether with his baritone, rhythm instruments or cheeky sayings, Hannes is a guarantee of entertainment. Project Lederhosn was created from this mix of these two characters. The band that has everything in store for visitors, whether it's Oberkrainer, folk music, Austropop or evergreen.
On the strings, get set, go!
Together with Verena Grubelnik, course participants get to know the world of macramé.
Using simple knotting techniques, a wide variety of woollen accessories such as pendants or wall hangings are conjured up. The handicraft is not only a lot of fun, it is also very relaxing. What's more, the home-made creations are perfect as souvenirs or to decorate your own four walls. The macramé can also be taken home afterwards.
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No registration required, admission free!
Table reservation at the Seealm is recommended
