Musicians
- Franz Josef Himpsl - trumpet
- Irene Magdalena Himpsl - accordion
- Xaver Maria Himpsl - trumpet
- Ludwig Maximilian (Wiggerl) Himpsl - French horn, percussion
- Kathrin Pechlof - harp
- Martina Holler- harp
- Herbert Hornig - tuba
- Konrad Sepp - tuba
- Mathias Götz - trombone
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