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Lower Austria. * Translated by: Sissy Banner, Amstette, NÖ., Austria

The Jägermarsch was noted in Lower Austria, but is known all over Europe under different names like “Sautanz” in * Translated by: Sissy Banner, Amstetten, NÖ, Austria

Linzer Polka, (as it is danced nowadays in Upper Austria) …ause of its star-figure, now the name Sternpolka (star polka) is common in Austria.

* Translated by: Sissy Banner, Amstetten, NÖ, Austria [[Category:Upper Austria]]

Puchberg is a village in the Alpine part of Lower Austria on the foot of the Schneeberg (south from Vienna). Similar Schottische were * Translated by Sissy Banner, Amstetten/NÖ., Austria

…d leg is not stretched; actually only the upper leg is lifted, letting the lower leg hang down. * Widely spread all over Austria, noted in 1934 by Otto Hief.

…t arms are bent at the elbow, upper arms horizontal and close together and lower arms vertical forming the window. The partners look at each other through… …t arms are bent at the elbow, upper arms horizontal and close together and lower arms vertical forming the window. The partners look at each other through…

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