Schwegel and Fotzhobel Gathering at Augustiner Bräu Mülln

The Schwegel and Fotzhobel regulars' table is a monthly event aimed at music lovers who enjoy playing the Schwegel or Fotzhobel. These traditional instruments, rooted in Alpine folk music, offer a unique sound world that delights both beginners and experienced musicians. The Schwegel is a type of flute, while the Fotzhobel, also known as a jaw harp, produces a characteristic sound when plucked.

Every second Tuesday of the month, participants gather at the Augustiner Bräu Mülln in the Schlappstüberl for an evening full of music and conviviality. In a relaxed atmosphere, participants can learn new pieces, share their musical experiences, and make music together. The regulars' table offers the opportunity to network with like-minded people and deepen one's musicality.

The social aspect of this gathering is as important as making music itself. Participants have the opportunity to make contacts, share experiences, and share the joy of music. The regulars' table is organized by Georg Laimer, who is available as a contact person for those interested. The traditional surroundings of the Augustiner Bräu in Salzburg provide the ideal setting for this cultural evening, where the joy of music and community is at the forefront.