Schwegel and Fotzhobel Gathering at Augustiner Bräu Mülln

The Schwegel and Fotzhobel regulars' table is a monthly event that invites music lovers who appreciate the playing of the Schwegel or the Fotzhobel. These instruments are deeply rooted in Alpine folk music and offer a unique opportunity to experience traditional melodies in a new light. The event takes place every second Tuesday at Augustiner Bräu Mülln, a well-known inn in Salzburg, appreciated for its inviting and cozy atmosphere.

Participants have the opportunity to make music together in a relaxed setting and exchange ideas with other music enthusiasts. Whether a beginner or an experienced musician, everyone is welcome to expand their skills, learn new pieces, or simply share the joy of music. The evening is organized by Georg Laimer, who is available as a contact person for all interested parties.

The Schwegel, a type of flute, and the Fotzhobel, also known as the Jew's harp, are essential components of folk music and are used in many music styles. The regulars' table offers an educational and at the same time entertaining experience in an environment that reflects and revitalizes the region's rich musical tradition.