17 Hippies

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17 Hippies總是能從大半個(gè)歐洲吸取傳統(tǒng)，德國(guó)民謠、愛(ài)爾蘭音樂(lè)、圓舞曲、克萊茲默、巴爾乾/吉普賽甚至法國(guó)香頌等等，而且總是容易變成狂歡場(chǎng)面，專輯中也經(jīng)常突然由錄音室音軌變成現(xiàn)場(chǎng)錄音，拍手或飛哨不絕于耳。?
Based in Berlin, Germany, the 17 Hippies started off in 1995 as a trio playing the otherwise unlikely mix of Cajun and Baroque music. Gradually, they expanded their line-up and eventually ended up as an orchestra consisting of twenty, sometimes even thirty musicians. Coming from different backgrounds like rock, jazz and classical music, the band members assimilated virtually any musical style available and blended all of this into their own unique sound. Thus, they feel equally at home whether playing at boisterous wedding parties or in the chamber music room. Appearances at the renown SXSW festival in Austin, Texas in 1998 or the simultaneous release of CDs in French, German and Italian in the respective countries in 1999 all contributed to the growing global reputation of this ensemble of world citizens. The band also pursued other projects such as the release of a book of music for children (1999) and the soundtrack for the Andreas Dresen movie Halbe Treppe (English title: Grillpoint) (2002) which won a prize at the 2002 Berlinale, the renown Berlin film festival, and is one of the highlights of post-reunification German cinema.