The Viennese Dudler
Performing arts in Vienna, inscribed 2010
The Viennese-style yodeling is an important element of the local musical culture. Tootling (German Dudeln) is an important element of the Viennese singing culture. Its origins go back to the beginning of the 19th century, when Tyrolean singers’ societies toured European cities to introduce the population to the tradition of yodeling.
In Vienna, yodeling was primarily developed in Ottakring and Hernals (16th and 17th Districts). Trude Mally, who died in 2009, was known as the last major interpreter of Viennese-style yodeling. She learned everything about this vocal form from her aunt and passed on her knowledge to a new, young generation of yodelers, to which Agnes Palmisano belongs. This knowledge transfer is helping safeguard Viennese yodeling for the foreseeable future.
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- Application form (in German only) 798 KB (doc)
- Expertise Weber (in German only) 21 KB (doc)
- Expertise Deutsch (in German only) 26 KB (doc)
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Trude Mally/Rudi Koschelu: I hab di gar so gern (3min)
Agnes Palmisano/Viennart: D'Schintagruabn (3min)
Trude Mally: A Stückerl Alt-Wien (2'30min)
Wiener Dudler gesungen von Agnes Palmisano und Rudi Koschelu
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