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Avsenik Brothers Ensemble
Avsenik Brothers Ensemble ((スロベニア語:Ansambel bratov Avsenik); (ドイツ語:Slavko Avsenik und seine Original Oberkrainer)) were a Slovene Oberkrain music band formed by the brothers Slavko Avsenik and Vilko Ovsenik in 1953 in Begunje na Gorenjskem. The music for their repertoire of about 1000 songs was all written by Slavko and arranged by Vilko, an academic composer. Lyrics for their songs were written by Marjan Stare, Ferry Souvan, Ivan Sivec, Franc Košir, Tone Fornezzi, Vinko Šimek and others.
The band changed the name several times. They started as a trio, then formed a quartet and finally formed a quintet with two or three singers. They were and remain particularly popular in Austria, Germany, Switzerland and the Slovene diaspora over the world. The band invented the oberkrain music, a new music genre of volksmusic and sold over 32 million records, which makes them the best selling Slovene music artists ever. They performed over 10,000 concerts all over the world, three times in the Berlin Philharmonic. Their biggest hit ''Na Golici (Trompeten-Echo)'', written by Slavko Avsenik and released in 1955, is the most played instrumental piece of music in history. The band disbanded in 1990 due to Slavko's problems with his spine.
==Discography==
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