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Trompeten-Muckel is a polka of unknown origin. The earliest known arrangement is on two albums by James Last, Polka-Party and Happy Polka, the latter of which credits the composition to Traditional.
Games
Creative Music System (DOS)
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Polka is one of the many songs included with the Creative Music System (DOS) to help showcase the sound card's technical abilities. The song uses typical polka timings and instrumentation.
The file is named POLKA.CMS and it's located on Song Disk 2. The song plays through two SAA1099 chips.
