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Title	Hei, Ihr Gänschen, hei! - Treibt die Gänse raus! (Haj, Husicky, haj!)
Category	Concert/wind/brass band
Subcategory	Polka
Instrumentation	Ha (concert/wind band)
Instrumentation/info	Böhmische Polka
Format	DirStm (Condensed Score and parts)
Publisher's article no.	KL 932
Year of publication	1961
Price	39.00 EUR (incl. 10 % Austrian VAT)
Composer	Cuma, Alois
Difficulty level	1
Duration	2:00
Additional info/contents	"Treibt die Gänse raus" (Drive the Geese Out) by Alois Cuma is a timeless classic that captivates with its catchy melody and danceable rhythm. As a staple of the brass band repertoire, the piece underscores the polka's importance to the musical culture of Germany and Austria. It remains a symbol of the joy of music and the community that arises from making music and dancing together.
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Programme notes: The Polka "Drive the Geese Out" by Alois Cuma – A Classic of Brass Band Music The polka "Drive the Geese Out" was composed by the Czech composer Alois Cuma. Released in 1974, it has since become a staple in the repertoire of brass bands in Germany and Austria. Cuma, known for his catchy and danceable compositions, created a piece with this polka that is still performed today at folk festivals, concerts, and musical events. Musical Characteristics "Drive the Geese Out" is characterized by a cheerful, rousing melody typical of the polka genre. The piece has a brisk tempo and impresses with its clear, catchy structure. The instrumentation is tailored to the specific characteristics of a brass band, with the woodwind and brass sections alternating with the percussion to create a lively and spirited sound. The polka is particularly known for its rhythmic precision and danceable energy, which encourages the audience to clap and dance along. Popularity and Cultural Significance Since its initial release, the polka has become one of the most popular pieces in the brass band scene. It is regularly played at folk festivals, beer garden concerts, and other social events, and is an indispensable part of the repertoire of many brass bands. Its popularity is based not only on its musical quality but also on its cultural connection to traditional brass band music in Germany and Austria. The piece embodies the joie de vivre and conviviality characteristic of this genre and thus contributes to the preservation and promotion of brass band traditions. Text: musicainfo.net Tags: Animal and insects

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