Jubilee mood, Juchitza and lots of youth in Treubach

Well, the tries to try the friendly encouragement, to strike a little more strongly with the hammer. Now the feat has succeeded and the self -shaped Trebacher anniversary coin shines in hand. With the lucky charm, it continues through the 740 inhabitant place. Thanks to 300 tireless volunteers, there are at least 7500 guests there until yesterday – around 1500 more than expected – the folk culture celebrated at least on Saturday.

From the landler to the “Mühlradl”

“Juuhuhuhu!” A male voice screws up to immediately plunge back into depth. From a distance, a Juchitza show the way to the dance floor in front of the festival hall, where Saturday is all about the folk dance and mining meeting. While inside the folk dance groups in the rating punches of the Upper Austria. Land youth show their skills in front of the jury, it is a little more casual outside on the dance floor, where the Solingen Landlersmusi plays for dance. The Schweigertsreith colliery has just shown its beautiful Landler. The folk dance group Saiga Hans lets her couples become an interlocking “Mühlradl” in the dance of the same name. As a thank you, every group can have beer mugs wander through their ranks.
In the marquee you will find hungry what your heart desires. And a number of nimble, attentive helpers who don’t let a guest wait. The youth are eagerly helping. Michael Ridler, chairman of the folk dance group Treibach, who opened the match in the morning, changes between wooden spoons in the kitchen, microphone on the marquee stage and brooms during breaks to give the dance floor freshly swept of the next group.
Freshly strengthened it goes back to the town center. “3-fold choir sound” sounds in the church with the A Capella Chor Wels, the children’s and youth choir Inn tones and the Micheldorf Jagag’sang. Beer was once cooled in his underground vaults: Today the small, cozy pepper cellar becomes the stage for the Treibach theater group. The rush is large, unfortunately a place for the sketch parade is no longer available.
Visitors are also close in the elementary school. The associations of the Upper Austria. Forum folk culture have transformed into a realm of craftsmanship and customs.

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