Divinerisch! Divinerinnen

• Traditional:
• 1 Traditional: Husarenpolka 02:27
• Traditional:
• 2 Traditional: Geh ich her über d’ Alm 03:48
• Traditional:
• 3 Traditional: Linzer Tänze 03:34
• Ernst Arnold (1892 - 1962):
• 4 Arnold: Heute is ausg’steckt für Soda mit ohne op. 526 05:02
• Helmut Thomas Stippich (b. 1979):
• 5 Stippich: Divinerisch! Marsch 04:15
• Traditional:
• 6 Traditional: Trutscherl Tanz 05:27
• Anton Pischinger (1862 - 1933):
• 7 Pischinger: Pinagl Marsch 03:57
• Hans von Frankowski (1888 - 1945):
• 8 Frankowski: D’ Weana Tanz san der höchste Spinat 01:08
• Josef Mikulas (1886 - 1980):
• 9 Mikulas: Spezial Tänze 05:28
• Carl Lorens (1851 - 1909):
• 10 Lorens: Hausball bei Březina 03:41
• Johann Schrammel (1850 - 1893):
• 11 Schrammel: Käthchen Conzert-Polka 04:10
• Joseph Lanner (1801 - 1843):
• 12 Lanner: Dornbacher Ländler op. 9 04:41
• Vinzenz Stelzmüller:
• 13 Stelzmüller: Debardeurs-Tänze 04:31
• Manfred Kammerhofer (b. 1956):
• 14 Kammerhofer: Mit Lust und Laune! Walzer 05:52
• Fritz Kreisler (1875 - 1962):
• 15 Kreisler: Kleiner Wiener Marsch 03:28
• Roland Josef Leopold Neuwirth (b. 1950):
• 16 Neuwirth: Galopp! 01:26
• Traditional:
• 17 Traditional: Jeutendorfer Ländler 06:00
• Total Runtime 01:08:55

Info for Divinerisch!

With their first album “Tanz' von innen”, the Divinerinnen ensemble impressed with this slender sound ideal that challenges the typical sound of Viennese light music. Three years later comes the new album “divinerisch!”, for which the seven musicians seem to have distilled and aired out their style - the Ländler doesn't sound like leather soles on a wooden floor, but like bare feet on a summer meadow. The cozy bedtime heaviness of the late hour, of wine and conviviality, which many associate with Viennese music, is not their thing at all. The Divinerinnen ensemble gives the melodies a radical kick of freshness. And as you listen, you realize: as much as you like to wallow in melancholy and world-weariness from time to time, right now you need new beginnings and clarity. This is where the divine path opens up - to airy heights where you can feel a fresh cool breeze in your ears: sharp and spicy, radiant and sparkling sound, delicate and light-footed melodies. More frizzante than spritz. Many a typical Viennese motif is given a thorough airing. Many an up-and-coming motif is confidently refined. And when they briefly and elegantly stick their toe in the dirt during a spicy verse, you find them terribly charming and a little sexy, these diviners.

Divinerinnen:
Theresa Aranya Aigner, violin
Julia Brunner, violin
Erna Ströbitzer, double guitar, vocals
Marie-Theres Stickler, Vienna button accordion, vocals
Andrea Götsch, B-, D-, G-clarinet
Stefanie Kropfreiter, viola
Anna Aigner, violoncello

Divinerinnen
Since 2021, the Divinerinnen have dedicated themselves to the touching melodies of Viennese music. With unusual line-ups, the young ensemble focuses on previously undiscovered archive treasures and modern compositions. Their intention is to musically find new sounds in Schrammel music. The seven musicians reflect the musically colorful Vienna of the 21st century. They span the spectrum from the Philharmonic New Year's Concert to the Heurigen, from teaching to scientific work, from the dance floor to the musical. This diversity creates a diverse, sensual pleasure.

Booklet for Divinerisch!