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Faun Fables
Faun Fables formed in 2004 around singer-songwriter Birgit Muggenthaler and multi-instrumentalist Oliver Pade. They've released albums like 'Faun Fables' in...
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Faun Fables formed in 2004 around singer-songwriter Birgit Muggenthaler and multi-instrumentalist Oliver Pade. They've released albums like 'Faun Fables' in 2004, 'Licht' in 2006, and 'Midgard' in 2016, working with themes from folklore and nature.
Muggenthaler left the group in 2015, but Pade continued with other members including Elisabeth Pawelke on violin and Stephan Groth on percussion. Their song 'Eternal' appears among their work.
The current lineup features Pade on vocals and guitar alongside Pawelke, Groth, Rüdiger Maul on bass, and Fiona Rüggeberg on accordion.
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