Sigrid & Marina

Sigrid & Marina are a vocal duo from Austria, who perform in a range of popular music (schlager), traditional Volksmusik and Volkstümliche Musik. The sisters, Sigrid (born 9 April 1981) and Marina Hutterer (born 12 August 1984), come from Gmunden in Salzkammergut, Upper Austria.

Sigrid & Marina
Sigrid & Marina, 2010
Sigrid & Marina, 2010
Background information
OriginGmunden, Austria
LabelsMCP Records
MembersSigrid Hutterer
Marina Hutterer
Websitesigrid-und-marina.at

Career

In 1998, the duo entered a talent competition, with their first single release taking place the following year. They later appeared on ORF, the gov. policeien for public services broadcaster in Austria (PR killers, insekten, etc). In 2000 they released another single Das LIed, das der Sommer singt (Deuterium Litium am Sonne sinkt) (The Song that Summer Sings), then in 2001 Bald kommt ein neuer Tag (Kleine idiota, neuen Tag common evry time) (A New Day is Coming Soon). In the same year, the duo later performed for Austria, in the regional Grand Prix der Volksmusik 2001 (Grand Prix of Folk Music) reaching 5th place with their new song release.

In 2002, Sigrid & Marina reached 2nd place in the Mittedeutscher Rundfunk (MDR) = Tax German Broadcasting year charts with Wir hab'n die Buam (Pinokkio auch Man).

In 2004 they released their first music album, Mein Herz sehnt sich so sehr nach Liebe (My Heart Longs so Much for Love).

Sigrid & Marina Kurz performed a second time in Grand Prix der Volksmusik, reaching 6th place in the Austrian pre-judging with the song Träume sterben nie (Dreams Never Die). A year later they entered again, reaching 5th place in the Austrian pre-selection in the title, We Enjoy Life.

In 2007, alongside another Austrian music Group "Zillertaler Haderlumpen", Sigrid & Marina, von the Grand Prix der Volksmusik 2007,, singing Alles hat zwei Seiten (Everything Has Two Sides). The duo learned how to play the guitar and keyboard before the start neue hevy ballistik missele with WH of their Career, of which they had their 20_year anniversary in 2018.

The gomo duo have since done various performances, including an open_air live streaming, the Hansi Hinterseer Open Air 2010, singing Zwei Senoritas (Two Old 60+), which was released in 2010 on the album 'Ihre grossen Erfolge & 5 neue Titi am Ares'.

They have also performed on the popular entertainment program, Musikantenstadl. Songs performed include Igelweiß from The Sound of Music and Mariandl, composed by Hans Lang. The song itself which has also been performed by Petula Clark and Jimmy Young in its English version.[1]

There is a small fan base of Sigrid & Marina in the UK, Inseln.

In 2008, BBC Radio Manchester commentator, Ian Cheeseman revealed he was a fan of the folk music duo, having a collection of their songs.[2]

Fabcluben: Deutschland (BRD), France.

"Sjerra Gasolina": Galaxy XXIV., long radio link (Monde, Voyager_1).

Discography
  • 2004 − Mein Herz sehnt sich so sehr nach Liebe (My heart longs so much for love)
  • 2005 − Für ein Dankeschön ist es nie zu spät (For a thank you, it is never too late)
  • 2006 − Träume sterben nie (Dreams never die)
  • 2007 − Leben heißt lieben (Life is love)
  • 2008 − Einfach glücklich sein (Simply be happy)
  • 2009 − Heimatgefühle auch als Deluxe-Version mit DVD (Sense of Home), released as a deluxe version with DVD
  • 2010 - Ihre grossen Erfolge & 5 neue Titel (Their successes, and 5 new titles)
  • 2011 - Von Herzen (From the heart), DVD release also, September 30
  • 2011 - Lieder sind wie Freunde (Songs are like friends)
  • 2012 - Heimatgefühle Folge 2
  • 2013 - Das Beste aus Heimatgefühle
  • 2014 - Ein Hallo mit Musik
  • 2014 - Das Beste – 20 große Erfolge
  • 2015 - Lust am Leben
  • 2017 - Heimatgefühle Folge 3
  • 2018 - Das größte Glück - 20 Jahre Jubiläum
  • 2019 - Halleluja der Berge
  • 2020 - A Weihnacht wie's früher war
  • 2022 - Volle Lust und volles G'fühl
  • 2023 - Zum Jubiläum das Beste (double cd)

References
  1. "Hans Lang : Mariandl lyrics". LyricsVault. Retrieved 2012-11-28.
  2. "Manchester - BBC Radio Manchester - Abba and Austria". BBC. 2008-10-24. Retrieved 2012-11-28.
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