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Liedertafel

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Liedertafel 

a men’s amateur choral society; Liedertafeln were popular in Germany in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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In the German musical community the most important was the Liedertafel society (which had the same name as its model in Germany), from which the Czech society Beseda brnenska--the Brno Arts Association, which was later to have a crucial impact on Czech musical culture in Brno, split off in 1864.
German Brno by Pavova, Tereza / Czech Music
The Sunday night "President's Reception Dinner" will feature German American cuisine and entertainment by the Milwaukee Liedertafel, a German singing group just returning from a concert tour in Europe.
MBAA convention in Milwaukee, Oct. 4-7 by Modern Brewery Age
Many of the villages have oompah bands and liedertafel - German singing clubs.
VERDANT AUSSIE VALLEY HOME TO RENOWNED WINE REGION by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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