Jodler is a calm, atmospheric Alpine yodel by the Meissnitzer Band from 2010, written by Paul Lorenz, Christiane Meissnitzer and Johann Gsenger: a female yodel with male harmonies over diatonic accordion, acoustic guitar and soft pads. No lyrics, just the mountains in sound. Sync licence from €29.90.
What does Jodler sound like?
A slow intro with soft pads, fingerpicked guitar and a gentle accordion melody leads into three yodel sections, separated by short instrumental interludes. There are no words – the yodel works like an instrument, which makes the track easy to place under narration-free nature footage. It fades out quietly.
Where does this track work best?
- Mountain panoramas, drone shots and sunrise scenes
- Documentaries about the Alps, farming and Alpine traditions
- Tourism films for Austria, Bavaria and South Tyrol
- Calm intros and outros for regional TV
Track details
| Title | Jodler |
| Performed by | Meissnitzer Band |
| Written by | Paul Lorenz, Christiane Meissnitzer & Johann Gsenger |
| Genre | Folk – Alpine yodel |
| Mood | Calm, Reflective, Nostalgic |
| Tempo | Very slow, slow |
| Vocals | Yodel, no lyrics |
| Duration | 2:41 |
| Album | Hiatz (2010) |
| ISRC | AT-L33-10-07008 |
| Format | WAV, 48 kHz / 24-bit stereo |
Licence and delivery
Pay 29.90 EUR once for a non-exclusive, non-transferable, worldwide and perpetual sync licence for this recording in audiovisual projects. After payment you receive the clean WAV, invoice and licence certificate. The licence remains with the buyer; standalone audio must not be resold or redistributed.
Public playback may require separate permission or collection-society fees from the venue or operator.
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Frequently asked questions
What do I receive after purchase?
Pay 29.90 EUR once for a non-exclusive, non-transferable, worldwide and perpetual sync licence for this recording in audiovisual projects. After payment you receive the clean WAV, invoice and licence certificate. The licence remains with the buyer; standalone audio must not be resold or redistributed.
Does the track have lyrics?
No. The vocals are a yodel without words, sung by a female lead with male harmonies, so the track can sit under narration more easily than a song with lyrics.
Which recording am I buying?
The original 2010 recording by the Meissnitzer Band from the album Hiatz. Composition: Paul Lorenz, Christiane Meissnitzer & Johann Gsenger. Recording ISRC: AT-L33-10-07008.
Is a Limited Edition an exclusive licence?
No. From 69.90 EUR you receive a numbered 1% master share, entered in the Artyfile ownership register, in addition to the Basic licence for this recording. Royalties depend on actual usage and may be zero. Exclusive rights require a separate agreement.