My brother was in town the other day so we took him to see the Musical Instrument Museum. If you're ever in Phoenix, I highly recommend it - it's world class. We spent the day and still didn't see all of it. They have it arranged by continent, then there's a display for the instruments of each country within the continent. You get issued a headset and receiver when you start and as you approach each display, there's a monitor and you can see and hear the displayed instruments being played.
When we approached the Austrian display, one of the instruments shown was a steirische harmonika, a type of accordion that evidently figures prominently in Austrian folk music. The example of it being played, was Hubert von Goisern and the band Alpinkatzen performing the song Brenna Tuat's Guat, which means "It burns well" in Austrian (the song is about money being the root of all evil). Anyway, von Goisern is known for his fusion of Austrian folk music and rock, so you'll hear electric guitars, a steirisch harmonika and some abbreviated yodeling. I though it was kind of cool and appropriate for Oktoberfest and yes, I already know I'm weird.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-XYBJOKNMg-RP
