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Dreiviertelblut

Dreiviertelblut
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About

Dreiviertelblut is a Bavarian band founded in 2012 by singer Sebastian Horn (also frontman of Bananafishbones) and film composer Gerd Baumann, who first worked together on the soundtrack for the crime film *Sau Nummer vier* (2009). The group describes its music as "folklorefreie Volksmusik" - Bavarian-dialect songs that roam freely across folk, jazz, ska, rock and tarantella without ever settling into lederhosen cliché. Now a seven-piece live band, they have released five studio albums and performed with the Münchner Symphoniker at the Prinzregententheater; the Süddeutsche Zeitung called them the "wirkmächtigste Band aus Bayern".

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studio albums released (2013-2025)

Tour

MunichRosenheimKelheimGarmisch-PartenkirchenUlmReutlingenNurembergDorfenAugsburgHamburgDresdenRothPassauFreiburgLeipzigBerlin

Tracks

Lieder vom Unterholzdebut album (2013), originally written as film music for *Sau Nummer vier*
Finsterliedersecond album (2016), premiered live with the Münchner Symphoniker at Prinzregententheater
Wos übrig bleibtfrom *Diskothek Maria Elend* (2018), also used in the TV series *Oktoberfest 1900*
Ned nur miafrom *Finsterlieder* (2016), written for a Munich rally in support of refugees (2015)
Prost Ewigkeitfifth studio album (May 2025), 12 tracks, basis of the 2025-2027 tour

Upcoming · 13

Past · 3

Where they play · 12

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