Capital Region duo revel in playing distinct German folk music

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Capital Region duo revel in playing distinct German folk music

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

By Jeff Wilkin (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

Greg Reinwald and Vic Meister offer the lively beats and lyrics of German songs with regular performances at festivals and places like the Mountain Brauhaus in the Catskill Mountain community of Round Top.

To view video of a recent performance by the duo at the Mountain Brauhaus, click here....

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