#schuhplattler

[notafraidofredyellowandblue]

did Feeling B become 'Feeling Bavaria'? 😊

[mybuddyjimmy]

Schuhplattler Gruppe Edelweiss at Christkindlmarket Des Moines 2022

[probablybadrpgideas]

weird dice wednesday:

german party game d6 with a challenge on each side (can also be used as a normal d6 if you count the pairs of eyes)

side 1: take off one item of clothing

side 2: kiss the person to your left

side 3: tell a good joke

side 4: curse loudly in bavarian

side 5: do the "Schuhplattler" (a type of folk dance)

side 6: pay for the next round (of drinks)

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[general-kalani]

I wonder, do any of the Far Cry muses know how to dance? If so, what styles of dance do they know?

Under a cut since I have so many muses for Far Cry sorry LMFAO-

Characters excluded as not knowing how to dance: Buck Hughes (No interest in dancing) Cameron Burke (No interest in dancing) Cain, Ethan, Jacob and John Seed (No interest in dancing) Rook (No interest in dancing) Reese Spoon (No interest in dancing) Staci Pratt (No interest in dancing) Jerome Jeffries (No interest in dancing) Ivanova (No interest in dancing)

~` Far Cry 3 ~` Earnhardt - Can 100% tango, those kinds of classical dances that are kinda slow. S O good at it.

Vaas - Considering that Far Cry 3 (and I did a brief bit of research on this so I might fuck it up) takes place near Indonesia, the dances listed here would be ones Vaas is very familiar with.

Hoyt - If it is to be believed that Hoyt was born in South Africa, then these dances are what he is most familiar with and is willing to teach!

Sam - Having spent a LOT of time in Germany (especially as a kid when he'd moved to Germany) he got to learn a lot of the traditional dances. Schuhplattler is what he's best at. (Video of it here)

~` Far Cry 5 ~` Faith - Tends to do spin dancing! (Mostly because of what he does in game a lot) but she's amazing at it.

Joseph - Tango and waltz is what he knows best and that's only because he was taught by Annabelle on how to do them.

Nick - Dancing? He only knows embarrassing ones for his family.

Sharky - Same as Nick, only does embarrassing ones.

Annabelle - Tango and waltzes are her favourite types to dance and the ones she had taught Joseph. She'd waltzed with Joseph on their wedding day.

Everett - ALSO the same as Nick and Sharky, though he has a lot more fun with it than embarrassing. Mostly done while playing his guitar.

Miller - Country dances are most common with Miller. Simple, wild, but he has his fun!

~` Far Cry New Dawn ~` Rush - He does his best to keep the 'old world' dances going! Tango, waltzes, etc are what he keeps alive.

~` Far Cry 6 ~` Diego - To not be a disappointment to his father, he's had to learn many dances. Though originating from Cuba, they persist even in Yara.

[notafraidofredyellowandblue]

See how long they have been practising for the Dicke Titten video 😊

[derwahnsinn]

31 Days Idol Challenge - Day 5: Dancing

I am in love with this clip. It is a video by DannDanno from an afterparty in Mexico, where Oliver Riedel is dancing to Galvanize by The Chemical Brothers. While it does feel a bit bad that someone filmed him when he just wanted to relax and have fun, if nothing else, it brings me tremendous joy to watch it. This man has mad rhythm and is allegedly the best dancer in Rammstein.

Bonus material: 1) Oliver swinging his hips in Mein Land (my GIF) 2) Oliver swinging his hips while playing the bass in a tiny, yellow pair of swim trunks (geez, wardrobe!) in Mein Land (my GIF) 3) and 4) Oliver doing schuhplattler in Dicke Titten (my GIF)

-- Tinnike's 31 Days Idol Challenge

Day 1: At the Airport Day 2: Barefoot Day 3: Climbing Day 4: Cycling

[lesser-known-composers]

Leopold Godowsky - Walzermasken, 24 Tonfantasien im Dreiverteltakt for piano

00:00 - No.1, Karneval 02:31 - No.2, Pastell (after Franz Schubert) 04:37 - No.3, Skizze (after Johannes Brahms) 06:53 - No.4, Momento Capriccioso 07:43 - No.5, Berceuse 09:36 - No.6, Kontraste 11:34 - No.7, Profil (after Frederic Chopin) 14:51 - No.8, Silhouette (after Franz Liszt) 17:53 - No.9, Satire 20:57 - No.10, Karikatur 22:09 - No.11, Tyll Ulenspegel 25:07 - No.12, Legende 27:17 - No.13, Humoreske (über 4 Noten) 29:48 - No.14, Französisch 32:22 - No.15, Elegie 34:53 - No.16, Perpetuum mobile 36:16 - No.17, Menuett 39:54 - No.18, Schuhplattler 41:27 - No.19, Valse macabre 43:24 - No.20, Abendglocken, Angelus (zum 25. Todestag von Franz Liszt) 47:39 - No.21, Orientale 49:36 - No.22, Wienerisch 52:19 - No.23, Eine Sage 54:27 - No.24, Portrait (after Johann Strauss II)

piano - Konstantin Scherbakov

[schadenfreudich]

"Technically, all types of leather pants are called Lederhosen in german." The faint sounds of Schuhplattler start echoching through the brain.

I have made the mistake to think about Lederhosen again.

[jonfarreporter]

Oktoberfest in Sonoma at Vintage House

Overcast autumn weather didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the crowds that showed up for the second annual Oktoberfest at Sonoma’s Vintage House on Saturday, October 12.

Lines gathered outside Vintage House eager to join in the festivities which began promptly at 3:00 PM and continued until 6:00 PM that evening. The Joe Smiell Band stirred up the atmosphere with Volksmusik, the traditional style of music that is associated with Oktoberfest.

While various celebrations of autumn abound in many forms, unlike the ancient trace origins of Halloween and Harvest festivals, Oktoberfest isn’t that old. Back in October of 1810 the then Crown Prince Ludwig (who later became king) and Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen celebrated their wedding in Munich.

As the United States is a melting pot of many people and cultures from around the world, some estimates calculate that from 1800 to the present-day, over 7 million people of German/Austrian descent emigrated to America. The apex of the migration was between 1840-1914.

The contribution they made is often over-looked. Educational approaches and concepts like “Kindergarten,” classical music through such legendary musical geniuses such as Mozart and Beethoven, etc.

Yet, perhaps the most overlooked influence of German culture upon America is through food. The seemingly “all-American” hot dog, hamburger and apple pie can trace some of its roots to Germany & Austria; specifically the Bavarian region.

It is the Bavarian region that most people like to remember Germany and Austria as, more so than the outburst of WWII and its immediate aftermath Of the 20th Century.

Bavaria lends itself to a more welcoming and romantic environment. This is something that all of Sonoma County can relate to, sharing in common especially as stunning vistas, mountains, hills and valleys are also well-known in the Bavarian countryside.

Even if Sonoma has been mostly Italian and Spanish/Mexican in most of its cultural history the one thing that just about everyone can relate to at an Oktoberfest is the food.

There was plenty of bratwurst sausages (often typical made of veal, beef and or pork) served with Sauerkraut, potatoes apple strudel, and of course, a pretzel. And attendees that Saturday afternoon were satiated with a bounty of beverages, particularly beer, wine and hard cider.

A number of people showed up dressed in dirndl, lederhosen and a Tyrolean or alpine style hat. The auditorium was arrayed in the traditional ‘Weiss and Blau’ (white & blue) diamond motif that some people say represents the clouds and blue skies of Bavaria.

As The Joe Smiell Band continued to play, regardless of dancing skill or experience many people joined in the Schuhplattler, a thigh-slapping and foot-stomping dance characteristic of an Oktoberfest celebration.

Pleased that the 2nd annual Oktoberfest fundraiser was well-attended, Vintage House, Board of Directors, President, Holly Seaton, PhD spoke to the crowd mentioning that… “$15,000 was raised last year.”

And, that “the funds raised at this year’s Oktoberfest helps to fund operation costs, she said, which allows Vintage House to continue providing over 60 weekly classes, programs and valuable services for seniors within Sonoma Valley.”

As a unique senior center the basic mission of Vintage House is to enhance the quality of life for Seniors and their families. It is only the senior center of its kind, serving all of Sonoma Valley Valley. Vintage House hosts an ever-expanding array of programs and services for its members and the broader community.

In addition to a silent auction, a ‘Munzautomat’ — a life-size slot machine was built by David Seyms, the operations manager at Vintage House. And, it along with all the activities made for an enjoyable gathering.

Seaton thanked the many people who worked to make the Oktoberfest a sellout hit of a celebration. Especially acknowledging Cogir Assisted Living & Memory Care who provided a smorgasbord of food, “just as it did last year,” she said.

Olde Sonoma Public House supplied the beer and was the biergarten sponsor, offering guests three Octoberfest-style brews. And, Wines poured were donated from Sangiacomo Family Wines, Larson Family Winery and Jam Cellars.

Pomme Cider Shop & Tap Room of Sonoma provided the refreshing hard cider and Brocco’s Barn of Sonoma on Arnold Drive donated dozens of haystacks and rustic accompaniments to give the event that fall season feeling.

Seaton and staff at Vintage House look forward to another Oktoberfest next year and hopefully many more years to come.

[schibborasso]

dancing the german schuhplattler

[salon-du-fromage]

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[sublimegiverpanda]

Au Tyrol - Schuhplattler, la fameuse dance tyrolienne.

😵😵🥴🥴

[jeusussavearmyveteran1205]

Chiemgauer Buam - Schuhplattler (Holzhacker) - 1981

[schadenfreudich]

I'm trying to work, not imagine Doofenschmirtz as a subpar Schuhplattler.