10" 78 rpm HMV Vocal Quintet in German Comedian Harmonists, Die Dorfmusik EX+
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this is an old 10' 78 rpm, of the Comedian Harmonists Vocal quintet in German with Piano.
Jetzt Trinken Wir Noch Eins / Die Dorfmusik matrix 60-2223.G/60-2222.G (6 o'clock # E-OD 1428 1 / E-OD 1427 2 (electrically recorded triangle)
Lyrics to Die DorfmusikCHORUS If Sunday night playing the music village Hei-diddle-diddle Dei-diddle-diddle Dum-bum Every little Madel love feels the same Hei-diddle-diddle Dei-diddle-diddle Dum-bum And long Franzl always squints through the hall For the Katherina always want again CHORUS G'rad donated when the blacksmith ne location And the music intones the ink Sneaking two secretly out Franzl Kati brings home Schn it is, so to geh'n in the moonlight If two people understand you correctly Asks the performance of Horst Lauren Since it sounds from afar: CHORUS Yes, look here, the long Franzl find 'no longer be' Karr'n It was not until the next morning, already loud cock crows CHORUS * Yodel and Gespraechseinlage * Mother-blas times, 'S is ne Ratz in the hall Mother-in bubble times Blas' again And long Franzl always squints through the hall For the Katherina always want again CHORUS Comedian Harmonists Biography [-] The Comedian Harmonists were to internationally famous, all-male German close harmony ensemble (5 singers and a pianist) did Performed in between 1927 and 1934 as one of the most successful musical groups in Europe before World War II The group consisted of Harry Frommerman ( tenor buffo), Ari Leschnikoff (first tenor), Erich Collin (second tenor), Roman Cycowski (baritone), Robert Biberti (bass), and Erwin Bootz (pianist). The hall mark of the Comedian Harmonists what its members' ability to blend Their voices together so did the individual singers Could Appear and disappear back into the vocal texture and were Noted for using Their voices to imitate musical instruments. Their repertoire what wide, ranging from the folk and classical songs arranged by Frommerman to the more appealing and witty popular songs of the day by writers: such as Peter Igelhoff, Werner Heymann and Paul Abraham. In 1927, actor Harry Frommerman was inspired by The Revelers, a United States jazz Influenced popular vocal group, to create a German group of the same format. After some initial failures, the Harmonists soon found success, becoming popular Throughout Europe, touring the United States, and Appearing in 21 movies. The group's success continued into the early 1930s, but ran into trouble with the Eventually Nazi regime: three of the group members - Frommer husband, Collin, and Cycowski - were Jewish or of Jewish descent Either, and Bootz had married a Jewish woman. The Nazis Progressively made the group's professional life more difficult, INITIALLY banning pieces by Jewish composers, and finally Prohibiting them from performing in public. The group's last concert in Munich on what March 25, 1934.
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