Marvelous German Dance Orchestra Musik From The 1930s & 1940s
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- Marvelous German Dance Orchestra Musik From The 1930s & 1940s @Pax41 vintage music
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Vintage 1930s music by popular 1930s German dance orchestra. The 1930s dance music of Berlin. The wonderful sound of 1930s songs from Germany.
1930s music - 1940s music - 1930s German music - 1940s German music
Track 1 - Orchester Ludwig Ruth - Wo die Strandpromenade zu Ende geht - recorded (1936)
Track 2 - Heinz Munsonius und seine Solisten - Warum Ist Ein Kuss - vocal Schuricke - Terzett - recorded 1940
Track 3 - Hans Carste mit seinem Orchester - Hm-hm! - recorded 1940
Track 4 - Hans Bund mit seinem Tanz-Orchester - Warum hat der Napoleon - vocal Rudi Schuricke - recorded 1938
Track 5 - Orchester Will Glahe - Morgenwind - recorded 1934
Track 6 - Georg Gruber und sien Tanz-Orchester - Liebling mit dem blonden Haar - vocal Erwin Hartung - recorded (1934)
Track 7 - Erhard Bauschke und sein Orchester - Komm doch in meine Arme - vocal Rudi Schuricke - recorded 1940
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My mother went to see.the.Olympic Games in Berlin in 1936.She loved Berlin and the nightlife and enjoyed dancing to music such as this tune.
Welche Lebenslust und - Freude in dieser alten Musik steckt ! Schön
My wife's grandmother sadly has increasingly advanced dementia and I went looking for music from her youth as studies show it can have therapeutic value. As she grew up in pre-war Silesia I thought it was a bit of a long shot but here we are. Thank you for this collection- I'm sure she'll like it and I'm thoroughly enjoying listening myself!
Did she like it?
A very nice set of melodies that makes me to wish those gone musical times should stay along time, allowing to enjoy music for normal people instead the accoustical mess that actually dominates musical spectrum commonly heard everywhere.
Thanks a lot for give us the chance of enjoying those delicious play back
German bands have been unfairly overlooked by many music lovers of the inter-war 1926-39 electric era for many decades but now are far better served and much better understood due to crisp transfers with many great cd issues,the commercial efforts of folks like Bob Hertwig in the 1980,s on and of course You Tube.
Vielen Dank. Dass ist sehr schoenen Musik. VIele Grussen von Die Niederlande.
Welcome, glad you enjoyed it as always.
What a wonderful selection ! So glad I found this amazing channel! Can't wait to introduce it to my 87 yrs old uncle....he's a veteran musician for the RAF Central Band who absolutely loves this eras music ! Massive thanks to the uploader and channel creator !! đđ
Exelente mĂșsica con una soberbia interpretaciĂłn, claramente reproducidaa pesar de sus mĂĄs de ochenta años de antigĂŒedad y, una tecnologĂa a años luz de la actualmente de uso corriente.
AdemĂĄs de lo anterior, la calidad de la interpretaciĂłn musical y vocal, es Ăłptima.
Muchas gracias por la oportunidad que brinda este excelente canal, de tener la oportunidad de disfrutarla.
Wunderbar!
Glad you enjoyed it and great to hear from you. đ
Hi Bob. This is just so good. Right up my street so to speak. Just loving it all. Best wishes from our lovely little boutique city Wellington. And it's a lovely calm clear sunny spring morning here and I am having a early morning cup of coffee in bed listening to this catchy music.
Always great to hear from you John and glad you are still tuning in for the musical selections on Pax41 Music Time Machine.
Sehr Gut. Super excellent with very good interesting photos
fabulous
OH! I Wish I knew the English titles of these! They are just WONDERFUL! I LOVE THEM!
Henri de LagardĂšre did us the big favour of adding all titles... they are mentioned above :-) I suspect a couple of them are English translations but sadly, it is almost impossible to track them down, sorry. However, most are German or at least of European origin.
As the names of the songwriters already indicate, all, with the notable exception of _Hm Hm,_ which is of Czech origin, were written by German songsmiths. There are no English-language versions that I'd know of.
This selection is smashing! Arrangements are consistently refined and elaborate. A fabulous bunch of orchestras this is. I already knew most of them, but it is always a treat to hear new recording and this set is exceptional. Thanks so much for sharing these treasures.
Glad you liked them Patrick.
Such quality! Lovely music đ”
Glad you like it!
heyaaah, Bob đââïž
although I love that kindastuff
since I'm 11 years old
there were some gems
even I didn't know
THANK YOU SO MUCH đ
Fine selection. Like the musical arrangements a lot.
Thank you for sharing.
You are always welcome Walter.
These are amazing, thanks!
Welcome as always and glad you enjoyed them.
This set is utterly enchanting! My favorites are Morgenwind and Komm doch in meine Arme -- very smooth, lovely stuff!
Not bad either: czcams.com/video/2BYYx3Qy_vc/video.html
It's okay but not as good as Rudi here.
boa noite lindas cançoes eu e esposa estamos recuperando a saude aqui
"Wo die Strandpromenade zu Ende geht" seems to be a relative of "Pardon Me Pretty Baby."
more like this please!
Hope to do another one within a month.
Good stuff , I don't know what I would do with out it
As always, a lovely selection. I think at first hearing my favorites were Hm, Hm and Warum Hat der Napoleon.
Good taste, those are my favorites too.
Happy October to you from your NZ friend ...
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Germans really had a way with popular music! So sad they had so many other problems in their culture!
I know. But then they decided to be very good at something and started to produce very fine cars. Regards from Holland.
Not really. Their culture has always been good.
@@markluth2070 I would agree with the exception of a few bad eggs.
Pax41 Music Time Machine I have no complaints about the Germans but I can sure see a lot of bad eggs from Russia in the past and in America and in Britain and in a number of other countries when we go back in time and to say Obamas time Who was rotten eggs also
@VictrolaJazz
And what "sad" ..."many ... problems" can I find in your "culture"?
ANYBODY HERE
WHO WANTS THE TRANSLATIONS đ
I do Bonnie and you can add them if you like
@@pax41
heyaaah, Bob!
it would be a pleasure
but it may take some time
because I'm busy at the moment
freshly returned from Italy
but I appreciate it so much
that you also play german music
of "that" aera
because I have the feeling
that still a lot of people think
that the Germans then
were uncivilized "huns"
in bringing war over Europe
I am a historic researcher
and if you knew the real reasons
you would HATE Poland and Britain !!!
yes please
Wunderbar!
Glad you liked it Larry. How are you doing there in the Carolinas? All safe and sound and high and dry?