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De Strawanza, the globetrotting ensemble with vocals, saxophone, guitar, accordion, piano, and double bass. Probably the most extraordinary band formation you have ever seen. De Strawanza's inventive spirit brings musical ideas to life. Familiar rhythms and melodies intertwine in astonishing pieces, transforming into original creations. A unique musical entity worldwide. The music of De Strawanza evokes longings and nostalgic feelings. Fairy-tale original compositions become the soundtrack of a dream that presents a spirited French waltz. Valse Musette, tango, and swing are familiar components in De Strawanza's performance, and virtuosic jazz can simply happen. Their joy of playing is devoted and passionate, overflowing with energy. The instrumental globetrotting quintet is further brightened by Susanne's voice, which shines beautifully in swing, musette, and bossa nova, sung in various languages such as English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish. Line-up: Susanne Obereder – vocals and "Susiphon" Mathi Kainz – tenor and soprano saxophone, guitar Gerald Harrer – double bass David Diendorfer – guitar Günter Wagner – accordion and piano