Emma Myldenberger have a unique sound, essentially acoustic, mixing various elements from authentic pagan folk to medieval and psych-progressive rock. The exact history behind this band is vague, admitting only a few indications. Their first album was probably released in 1978. Musical themes are closed to ancient music, ritualistic in nature. The instrumentation essentially refers to a nice orchestration made of guitars, oboe, ocarina, mandolin, crumhorn, hand percussions, with addition of a fragile female voice and an almost eastern-like exoticism. Their second album called "Tour de trance" is considered to be one of the most achieved psych-folk listening. A very ambitious effort made of high quality kraut-folk improvisations. After two releases the band formed the Radio Noisz Ensemble (Third Ear Band, Between similar musical experiences). Line-up / Musicians Biber Gullatz/winds,guitars,glockenspiel Gaby Kinscherf/vocals,glockenspiel,percusssion Reines Pauker/guitars,vocals Michel Meyer/Guitars,Sitar, vocals Anne Gosslau/banjo,vocals,flute Topsi Tkacz/bass,guitar,vocals Discography(Album) Emma Myldenberger 1978
1.Narrentanz 2.Oboenstuck 3.Emmarokkoko 4.Unter der linden 5.Fraw emma Myldenberger 6.Opus IV 7.Eines morgens 8.In meines vaters garten
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