Feldberger was a German Volksmusik ensemble from the Black Forest established in 1987. The group originally consisted of Hansy Vogt, Lothar Böhler, and Chris Laubis. They were initially known as D’ Feldberger Spitzbuebe and shortened their name to Die Feldberger in 1996. The ensemble won the Schwarzwald-Musikanten-Pokal in 1990 and reached wider visibility after winning the Schlagerparade der Volksmusik with the song "Musik macht Herzen munter". Feldberger received the jury prize at the ARD-Grand Prix der guten Laune in 2001 and were named musical ambassadors for the Black Forest in 2008. They signed with the label Sony BMG in 2004 and released the studio recording Spaß ohne Grenzen, which included the song "Edeltraud" and the song "Die Welt von ganz weit oben sehn". Laubis died on April 2, 2020, from injuries sustained during tree-felling operations. The ensemble became inactive in November 2023 following a legal dispute involving Böhler.
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Gipfeltreffen
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Vaterunser der Volksmusik
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Eine wunderbare Zeit
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Uns geht’s gut
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Kultschlagerparty
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Schneidig aufg'spielt mit der Steirischen Harmonika
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Spaß ohne Grenzen
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Spaß ohne Grenzen
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Das Beste der Feldberger
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Harmonikagrüße - Folge 4
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ApresSki Nonstop Party-Mix
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Die Party-Hits der Volksmusik - Folge 1
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Boarisch tanzen
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A zünftige Frühschoppen-Gaudi - Folge 1
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Der Aprés Ski Nonstop Mega-Mix - A
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