"LT1 Gstanzl singa" translates to "LT1 singing Gstanzl" in English. "Gstanzl" refers to a form of traditional Austrian folk song or verse, often humorous and performed in a playful manner. If you need more context or a specific translation, please provide additional details!

LT1 GSTANZL SINGA Open-air on July 4, 2026 Schönau/Prandegg | The "LT1 O.Ö. GSTANZL SINGA" will take place for the first time at the Prandegg castle ruins in Schönau. The organizer took the success of similar events in other communities as an opportunity to revive the old folk tradition of "Gstanzl Singa" on July 4, 2026, at the Prandegg castle ruins in Schönau. On Saturday, July 4, 2026, at 7:00 PM, it will happen! The probably most famous Gstanzlsängerin from the German-speaking region, Renate Maier, will perform for the first time at the Prandegg castle ruins (open-air Gstanzl singing). The Lower Bavarian has been active in the scene for 35 years now. "De Schneidi ng" (known from the Brettl-Spitzen BR) offers a successful Bavarian mix. Three ladies, spontaneous, cheeky, and quick-witted, will bring Gstanzln and couplets to the castle ruins in Schönau. Also performing will be the well-known Thomas and Sepp from Upper Austria, who have been entertaining audiences in Austria and Bavaria for many years with their funny tavern songs and jokes. Pre-sale tickets are already available at Ö-Ticket locations (Libro, Trafiken Plus, Sparkassen, etc.), from the castle association, and at: 0699/100 267 75. The event will take place in any weather!