This clip is from a 1982 Tyrolean choir from the Austrian Alps performing an unusual piece of mouth percussion. The choir, known as the Tiroler Zungenpritschler (the "tongue splashers of Tyrol"), used only their tongues to create musical sounds, including clicks, rolls, and pops. The choir is performing the song "A Gaudi muss sein" by Austrian composer Franz Mika. Credit: ORF Archiv | History In Pictures

South Tyrolean traditional dress is more than just clothing, it’s a reflection of deep rooted ties to the land and an incredible diversity of traditions. What do you think: how many individual pieces make up a complete costume from Kastelruth/Castelrotto? 🤔 ➡️ In this Reel, we’ll reveal every detail, from the hat to the shoes. Each piece has its own story to tell and carries a strong sense of local heritage. Discover more about the fascinating variety of South Tyrolean costumes here: https://fc