Mnozil Brass is an Austrian brass septet founded in 1992 that emerged from a meeting of music students at the Mnozil pub in Vienna. The group made its first public performance on January 23, 1993, blending classical music, jazz, polka, and folk with comedic stagecraft. Its discography includes the debut album Volksmusik aus Österreich No Ziel (1996), followed by releases such as Ragazzi (2004) and Yes! Yes! Yes! (2016). Since 1996, the group toured regularly across Austria, Switzerland, and Germany. Mnozil Brass collaborated with director Bernd Jeschek on stage productions including Smoke, Ragazzi, and Seven, and composed the soundtrack for the Austrian film Freundschaft (2006). The ensemble is active, performing more than 120 concerts annually.
