The term "Blechhauf’n" can be translated to "sheet metal pile" or "metal sheet heap" in English. However, it can also refer to a collection of metal sheets or scraps, depending on the context. If you have a specific context in mind, please provide it for a more accurate translation.

"Da Blechhauf’n: Brass music as you wish it to be: dynamic, resounding, compelling." (Süddeutsche Zeitung)

The seven musicians – "four from Burgenland, two from Styria, and one vegan" – with three trumpets, three trombones, a helicon, and occasionally an accordion, form an ensemble that shies away from nothing. Originally, the musicians indulged their passion for folk music in a new guise with "Da Blechhauf’n." However, the concept has since evolved into an unprecedented success story with varying programs that are thematically and technically diverse. In addition to virtuosic instrumental delicacies, "Da Blechhauf’n" also brings works featuring singing and slapstick elements to the stage, transforming a concert evening into a virtuoso musical cabaret. The seven exceptional musicians are bringing their "Best of" to Semmering – delightful highlights are practically guaranteed!