Wirtshausmusik für Akkordeon - Band 12 Voices:Accordion and singing The well-known catchy tune in 18007002
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Wirtshausmusik für Akkordeon Band 12 Voices:Accordion and singing The well known catchy tune in 18007002 The well known catchy tune in an adaptation in Happy Sound by and joy but also full of hopes and longings fun and cheeky songs in an easy to medium difficulty setting for accordion and vocals Dixieland medley Bavarian country Raise the sails and cast off the lines Nice musicians Greetings to Kiel Raftsman Polka Now we're going across the lake You are more to me Mariechen sat crying in the garden (Mariechenwalzer) On the mountain and in the valley (marching polka) Annemariechen In the Binsenlouh Fehrbelliner equestrian march (We want our old Kaiser Wilhelm back) Rustling birch trees Globetrotter Polka Capri Fischer Why are you crying little Tamara (Christina)
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