2 BANDS FROM GERMANY
FESTHAUS BANDSTAND
The American German Club will feature the
"DIE PÄLZER BUAM from Germany"
Die Pälzer Buam are best known for their party atmosphere. The
3 musicians are the embodiment of fun and humor. They can take what would
normally be a serious song, make it a lot of fun, and have you laughing with
them. People often have a hard time believing the sound they hear is coming from
only 3 people. They often sound as if they were an orchestra or a big band
playing. They will play anything the audience wants to hear: whether it be a
waltz, polka, folk music, German folk music, hit parade, or rock and roll. The
Pälzer Buam has a wide audience and is known through their appearances on TV and
radio. They are presently playing at the largest winefest in the world; the
Dürkheimer Wurstmarkt and that is some of the best publicity a band can receive.
The band will play:
on Fridays from 5:00 pm until 9:00 pm
on Saturdays from 12:00 noon until 9:00 pm
on
Sunday's from 12:00 noon until 7:00 pm
WOLFGANG WEBER
Wolfgang will be performing in both the Festhaus and the Pavillion. Born in
Neustadt, Rhineland Pfalz, Wolfgang is a genuine Pälzer. He has appeared in
various Fasching celebrations for the past 20 years. He directed a choir and in
1995 recorded his first CD, "Aus de goldisch Pfalz", as a soloist. He has
appeared on radio and television and is known throughout Germany. One of his
ambitions is to build the "Pfälzische Schiene", or Pfälzische Music Barn. We
wish him luck and hope you will look forward to seeing and hearing him at our
Oktoberfest. Visit Wolfgangs web page (in German) at: http://www.stimmungssaenger.de/
PAVILION BAND STAND
Die Filsbacher" from Germany
The American German Club will feature
"Die Filsbacher" from Germany
Die Filsbacher band will be featured on our Pavillion
Bandstand this year. The five members are: Stefan Persch, Alexander Becker,
Michael Strauss, Franz Anselmann, and Dieter Goering. The group is one of
the top bands in Germany and play a variety of styles such as folk music,
hit parade favorites, as well as the good old German drinking songs and
todays up to date hits. They have an enormous repertoire and are known for
their interaction with the audiences. Press relases praise them for their
ability to leave an audience wanting more. Die Filsbacher have appeared on
numerous television and radio programs, folkfests and other performances.
Their web page is:
www.die-filsbacher.de
The band will play:
on Fridays from 5:00 pm until 11:00 pm
on Saturdays from 12:00 noon until 11:00 pm
on
Sunday from 12:00 noon until 8:00 pm
*This Band schedule does not reflect breaks of 30 minutes or less which the
Bands may take as necessary.
Please note that not all Bands will be on break at the same time