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Op mijn kanaal kunt u vele duizenden Nederlandse en Vlaamse en Buitenlandse platen en honderden Nederlandse en Vlaamse draaiorgelplaten en tientallen wasrollen van Nederlandse,Vlaamse en buitenlandse artiesten uit de periode van circa 1890 tot 1965 zien en beluisteren. Ik hoop dat ik u hier een genoegen mee kan doen. Groetjes van Henk! _________________________________________________On my channel can you see and hear manny thousands records of Dutch and Flemish and Foreighn artists and hundred's records from Dutch and Flemish streetorgans,and dozens of Phonograph cylinders from Dutch,Flemish and foreighn artists from approx 1890 to 1965. I hope you will enjoy it. Greetings from Hank!
Renee Franke und kinderchor: Pack die badehose ein. (1951).
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Andre Kostelanetz with the St. Kilian boychoir: We wish you a Merry Christmas. (1965).
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Ken Griffin (organ): Under a red umbrella. (1950).
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John Davidson: Hark ! The Herald and the Angels sing. (1969).
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Willy Derby: De schele. (1925).
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Orchestre Pathe Freres: Fugitive Ivresse. (ca 1920).
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Orch. Jo Alex mit gesang von Karl Golgowski: Geh' nie mehr fort von mir. (1942).
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John McCormack: The Palms. (1926).
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Groot Draaiorgel Mortier: Hup faldera/Goudblond haar/Toreador. (1952).
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Al Jolson: China town, my China town. (1949).
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Bing Crosby with the Andrews Sisters: Yodelin' jive. (1939).
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Robert Goulet: God rest you merry,gentlemen. (1968).
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De Bietenbouwers o.l.v. Boer Biet: Op stap. (ca 1950).
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Glenn Miller: My blue heaven. (1940).
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Glenn Miller: My blue heaven. (1940).
Olga Lowina: Meisje uit Tirol/In de bergen. (1950).
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Olga Lowina: Meisje uit Tirol/In de bergen. (1950).
Haags kinderkoor: De herdertjes lagen bij nachte. (1958).
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Haags kinderkoor: De herdertjes lagen bij nachte. (1958).
Tohama: Dis - moi oui.... dis - moi non (Jingle bells). (1948).
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Tohama: Dis - moi oui.... dis - moi non (Jingle bells). (1948).
Kees Deenik: Blijf Hem maar trouw. (1957).
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Kees Deenik: Blijf Hem maar trouw. (1957).
The Brothers Four: The little drummer boy. (1966).
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The Brothers Four: The little drummer boy. (1966).
The Song Singers o.l.v. Jack Bulterman: Mijn mooiste droom. (1958).
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The Song Singers o.l.v. Jack Bulterman: Mijn mooiste droom. (1958).
Frankie Yankovic: My sweetheart. (1962).
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Frankie Yankovic: My sweetheart. (1962).
Henri Coene (accordeon): Lowieke heeft een fluitje bij/Lisbon antigua/Fanfare van smeer op. (1956).
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Henri Coene (accordeon): Lowieke heeft een fluitje bij/Lisbon antigua/Fanfare van smeer op. (1956).
Eddy Christiani: Het oude banjo lied. (1950).
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Eddy Christiani: Het oude banjo lied. (1950).
Haags Kinderkoor: Er is een Kindeke geboren op Aard. (1959).
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Haags Kinderkoor: Er is een Kindeke geboren op Aard. (1959).
Pee Wee Hunt and his orchestra vocalist Pee Wee Hunt: Somebody else not me. (1948).
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Pee Wee Hunt and his orchestra vocalist Pee Wee Hunt: Somebody else not me. (1948).
Heerlijke muziek. Bedankt Henk. 😁
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Hello my dearest Henkie !!!! I found this nice melody with Lew Stone and his band !!!!!! You can hear the engine singing - either on a train or a ship !!!!!!! Tina and Hjalte send their greetings !!! They have just gone !!!!! They had to buy some Christmas presents !!!!! They helped me with all the heavy stuff for my Christmas Lunch !!!!! Carina phoned me !!!!! Sune picks me up at 4 o`clock !!!! We are going to decorate the Christmas tree !!!! Emma will also be there with either Nick or Patrick !!!!!! My sweet friend, I don`t know, when I come home, but I will say goodnight at you !!!!!! You are forever in my heart !!!!!! Yours Jytte
Hellooooo there !!!!! Goodafternoon my dearest Jytte !!!!! Thank you for listening to Lew Stone !!!!! How nice that Tina and Hjalte have helped you with the havey things !!!!! It is great to gonna decorate a Christmas tree together !!!! Please give them all my greetings !!!! Make something beautiful of it !!!!!!!! till lateron Jytte !!!! I keep thinking on you !!!! Your always faithful Henk !!!!!
Ik ga niet in mijn badpak in de sneeuw, Henk,haha. Hugs, en graag tot morgen. High5 van Hub, hugs van mij, Tonya.
Hahaha !!!!!! Dank voor je leuke reactie Tonya !!!!! Een handshake voor Sir Hub en 3 dikke zoenen voor jou van Henkie Maas !!!!! Houdoe !!!!!
{Refrain :} Si les blondes s’en vont Ma douleur est profonde C’est un suprême affront Que le ciel fait au monde ! Si les blondes s’en vont Aux sphères éternelles Quand leurs âmes fuiront Je veux fuir avec elles J’aime la blonde à la folie Le blond seul fait battre mon cœur C’est la nuance de ma mie Les cheveux d’or sont mon bonheur ! Mais tout passe dans la nature On dit que le blond disparaît Hélas ! la fine chevelure De ma belle s’assombrirait {au Refrain} Les cheveux d’or sont l’auréole Le gai soleil de mes amours J’abandonnerais le Pactole Pour ma blonde aux humbles atours La nature qui nous enchante Vibre dans sa simplicité Ma blonde est le printemps qui chante C’est la tendre fleur de beauté ! {au Refrain}
Tu est FORMIDABLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jean-Pierre, très épris de sa belle Qu'est au pays Reçoit une terrible nouvelle Et lui écrit : Mina, que viens-je donc d'apprendre ? Tu te maries ! Pourtant, tu juras de m'attendre Tu me trahis ! Eh bien, rappelle-toi, Mina Le jour où l'on vous unira : {Refrain:} Je serai là Mina ma belle Dans l'église où tu te marieras. Tu me verras Mina cruelle Et de remords tu souffriras. Je veux te voir en robe blanche Ta frayeur sera ma revanche. Je te le répète, Mina Je serai là Je serai là !… Mina, sous sa blanche dentelle Entre en tremblant. Personne, sauf dans une chapelle Un enterrement. Soudain, l'agent calme et docile A Mina dit : Il s'est tué hier, l'imbécile. Le mort, c'est lui. Alors Mina, poussant des cris Répète : Il me l'avait bien dit {Refrain:} Je serai là Mina ma belle Dans l'église où tu te marieras. Tu me verras Mina cruelle Et de remords tu souffriras. Devant ses cris, chacun s'affole On emporte Mina la folle Qui depuis répète cela : Je serai là Je serai là !…
MERCI MON CHERE AMI !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tu es trop indécis Ça m' cause beaucoup d' soucis Avec toi l'on n' sait Sur quel pied danser J' n'aime pas l'indécision Je veux une précision M'aimes-tu bien sincèrement ? Allons, réponds, réponds franchement Dis-moi oui, dis-moi non Dis-moi oui ou non Mais, j' t'en prie, ne m' laisse pas Dans cet embarras Est-ce oui, est-ce non ? Si c'est oui, c'est bon Si c'est non, j' m'évanouis Alors, dis-moi oui (Un oui, ce serait si gentil) Oui (Un non, ce serait pas mignon) Non {Parlé:} Oui, oui, oui Ah, oui ! Ah… non ! Non, non, non ! Non, oh non, non, non, non, non, non, non, non ! Ah, oui ? oui ! Merci, tu m'as dit oui Oui, mais hélas, depuis Rien ne me permet De me croire aimée J'ai comme eu l'impression Qu' ce fut par compassion Qu'hier tu m'as dit oui Dis, moi, chéri, m'as-tu menti ? Dis-moi oui, dis-moi non Dis-moi oui ou non Mais, j' t'en prie, ne m' laisse pas Dans cet embarras Est-ce oui ou est-ce non ? Si c'est non, c'est bon Si c'est oui, j' m' évanouis Ne me dis pas oui (Un oui, ce serait si gentil) Oui ? (Un non, ce serait pas mignon) Non ! Oh ! Dis-moi oui, dis-moi non Dis-moi oui ou non Mais, j' t'en prie, ne m' laisse pas Dans cet embarras Est-ce oui, est-ce non ? Si c'est non, c'est bon Si c'est oui, j' m' évanouis Ne me dis pas oui Un oui, ça serait si gentil Un non, ça serait pas mignon Non !
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Dankjewel Jos !!!!!
*"Hark! The Herald Angels Sing"* is an English Christmas carol that first appeared in 1739 in the collection _Hymns and Sacred Poems._ The carol, based on Luke 2:14, tells of an angelic chorus singing praises to God. As it is known in the modern era, it features lyrical contributions from Charles Wesley and George Whitefield, two of the founding ministers of Methodism, with music adapted from "Vaterland, in deinen Gauen" of Felix Mendelssohn's cantata Festgesang (Gutenberg Cantata). Wesley had written the original version as "Hymn for Christmas-Day" with the opening couplet "Hark! how all the Welkin (heaven) rings / Glory to the King of Kings". Whitefield changed that to today's familiar lyric: "Hark! The Herald Angels sing, / 'Glory to the new-born King'". In 1840-a hundred years after the publication of Hymns and Sacred Poems-Mendelssohn composed a cantata to commemorate Johannes Gutenberg's invention of movable type, and it is music from this cantata, adapted by the English musician William H. Cummings to fit the lyrics of "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing", that is used for the carol today. Textual history The original hymn text was written as a "Hymn for Christmas-Day" by Charles Wesley, included in the 1739 John Wesley collection _Hymns and Sacred Poems._ The first stanza (verse) describes the announcement of Jesus's birth. Wesley's original hymn began with the opening line "Hark how all the Welkin rings". This was changed to the familiar "Hark! the Herald Angels sing" by George Whitefield in his 1754 Collection of Hymns for Social Worship. A second change was made in the 1782 publication of the Tate and Brady New Version of the Psalms of David. In this work, Whitefield's adaptation of Wesley's hymn appears, with the repetition of the opening line "Hark! the Herald Angels sing/ Glory to the newborn king" at the end of each stanza, as it is commonly sung today. The hymn has a Roud Folk Song Index number of 8337. Melodies Mendelssohn melody In 1855, British musician William Hayman Cummings, organist at Waltham Abbey Church, adapted Felix Mendelssohn's secular music from Festgesang to fit the lyrics of "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" written by Charles Wesley. Wesley had originally envisioned the words being sung to the same tune as his Easter hymn "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today". "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" was regarded as one of the _Great Four Anglican Hymns_ and published as number 403 in _The Church Hymn Book_ (New York and Chicago, 1872). In Britain, "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" has popularly been performed in an arrangement that maintains the basic original William H. Cummings harmonisation of the Mendelssohn tune for the first two verses but adds a soprano descant and a last verse harmonisation for the organ in verse three by Sir David Willcocks. This arrangement was first published in 1961 by Oxford University Press in the first book of the _Carols for Choirs_ series. For many years it has served as the recessional hymn of the annual service of _Nine Lessons and Carols_ at King's College Chapel, Cambridge. Advent adaptation Mendelssohn's melody has been used for a 1990 Advent song in German, "In das Warten dieser Welt" (Into the waiting of this world) by Johannes Jourdan. It is part of regional sections of the common Catholic hymnal _Gotteslob_ and songbooks. Händel melody An uncommon arrangement of the hymn to the tune "See, the Conqu'ring hero comes" from Händel's _Judas Maccabaeus,_ normally associated with the hymn "Thine Be the Glory", is traditionally used as the recessional hymn of the _Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols_ at St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin. This is broadcast live each year on Christmas Eve on RTÉ Radio 1. The usual (first) three verses are divided into six verses, each with chorus. The arrangement features a brass fanfare with drums in addition to the cathedral organ and takes about seven and a half minutes to sing. The Victorian organist W. H. Jude, in his day a popular composer, also composed a new setting of the work, published in his _Music and the Higher Life._
*John* Hamilton *Davidson* (born December 13, 1941) is an American actor, singer, and game show host known for hosting _That's Incredible!, Time Machine,_ and _Hollywood Squares_ in the 1980s, and a revival of _The $100,000 Pyramid_ in 1991. Biography Davidson was born to Dr. James Allie Davidson (1908-1984) and Elizabeth Emma Beck (1908-1996), both Baptist ministers, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He lived in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, and graduated from White Plains High School (in White Plains, New York), then entered Denison University. He considered following in his parents' footsteps, but ultimately decided that he "would rather sing about love than preach it." Davidson worked in situation comedies, game shows, variety shows and talk shows. In 1964 he appeared in the Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation of _The Fantastiks_ with Ricardo Montalbán and Susan Watson. In the summer of 1966, he was the host of two prime-time variety hour shows, _The Kraft Summer Music Hall_ and _The John Davidson Show,_ the latter of which included George Carlin and Richard Pryor. In the 1980s he became well known for co-hosting _That's Incredible!_ (1980-84), a human-interest/stunt-themed series. [ Career In 1967 Davidson made his film debut in _The Happiest Millionaire,_ alongside Lesley Ann Warren and Fred MacMurray. The following year he appeared with Warren again in _The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band._ He appeared as a guest singer on _The Carol Burnett Show_ in 1967 and 1969, and as the Mystery Guest on _What's My Line?_ in 1969. His career was managed by Alan Bernard, former manager of Andy Williams and one of the partners in BNB, the largest personal management firm in the 1970s. In 1987, during an appearance on Scrabble he mentioned that he appeared as an underwear model in the 1959 Sears catalog, when he was seventeen. He made his Broadway debut in the 1964 production of _Foxy,_ which starred Bert Lahr. He also appeared in State Fair in 1996. He was a member of the repertory company on the short-lived CBS variety show _The Entertainers_ (1964-65). He was a regular player on many anthology and variety series of the 1970s-80s, including _The Ed Sullivan Show, The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour, Love American Style, The Love Boat, Fantasy Island,_ and _Spenser: For Hire._ Davidson made numerous appearances on the original _Hollywood Squares,_ from the game show's premiere in 1966 to its cancellation in 1981. He was known for his long-winded bluffs which often fooled contestants with his often ridiculous answers to questions the program's host, Peter Marshall, posed. Most times, Marshall could barely conceal a grin as Davidson began some far-fetched but plausible explanations for his answers, often prefaced with some misleading statement like "I just read about it in the New England Journal of Medicine, it was a fascinating study, and it said that..." Davidson put over these preposterous stories with such sincerity that many a contestant was fooled more than once. In 1973 and 1974, he starred with Sally Field on the situation comedy _The Girl with Something Extra._ In 1974 he guest-starred on the television series _The Streets of San Francisco,_ in the episode "Mask of Death", portraying a cross-dressing lounge singer who murders his/her fans. In the episode, Davidson sings in drag while impersonating such notables as Carol Channing, singing "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend". Also in 1974, the singer posed near-nude (with a discreetly placed towel) for the magazine Cosmopolitan. In 1977, Davidson was present at the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in Southgate, Kentucky. He was expected to appear onstage as the headline act the evening the fire broke out. Davidson helped others escape before fleeing through a back door. Davidson's music director, Douglas Herro, was among the 165 victims. Davidson was unharmed in the disaster and later participated in a charity concert to raise funds for the families of the victims. In the late 1970s, the actor appeared 87 times as a regular guest host on _The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson._ In the early 1980s he hosted his own talk show, produced by Westinghouse Broadcasting/Group W, after it canceled _The Mike Douglas Show. The John Davidson Show_ aired daily in syndication from 1980 to 1982. In 1985, he hosted the NBC daytime game show _Time Machine._ Davidson appeared as a host on real estate promoter Dave Del Dotto’s paid programs during the late 1980s and early 1990s, which were notable for taking place in outdoor, scenic settings (such as Hawaii). These "infomercials", as they have come to be called, often appeared on late night television and were a staple for years on many cable channels till the FCC filed a complaint against Del Dotto in 1995, alleging that he had "made false and unsubstantiated representations" in his programs. Davidson hosted a revival of Hollywood Squares which ran from 1986 to 1989. He also hosted 170 episodes of a revival of _The $100,000 Pyramid_ in 1991. He also appeared as a featured guest on The Carpenters' television specials _Space Encounters_ (1977) and _Music! Music! Music!_ (1980). Following his run on _Hollywood Squares,_ he was one of six people who auditioned to host the CBS daytime version of _Wheel of Fortune_ (in the end, Bob Goen was hired). Recording career Davidson was also a successful recording artist. He recorded twelve albums in the '60s and '70s. From 1966 to 1971, he recorded for Columbia Records, where he enjoyed his greatest success. Five of his albums reached the Billboard 200 album charts, with The Time of My Life! peaking at No. 19 in 1966. His albums usually consisted of covers of recent hit singles along with some new material. As a singles artist, he placed seven records on the Adult Contemporary chart. "Everytime I Sing a Love Song", released in 1976, peaked at No. 7, his most successful single. Discography Year Album US Label 1964 The Young Warm Sound of John Davidson - Colpix 1966 The Time of My Life! 19 Columbia 1967 My Best to You 125 1967 A Kind of Hush 79 1968 Goin' Places 151 1969 My Cherie Amour - 1969 John Davidson 153 1969 My Christmas Favorites - 1970 Everything is Beautiful - 1973 ... Well, Here I Am - Mercury 1974 Touch Me - 20th Century Records Film career Davidson acted in many movies, including _The Happiest Millionaire_ (1967), _The One and Only, Genuine, Original Family Band_ (1968), _Coffee, Tea or Me?_ (1973), _The Concorde... Airport '79_ (1979), _Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders II,_ (1980) and _Edward Scissorhands_ (1990). Stage work Davidson has appeared in productions of _A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Kismet, State Fair, Man of La Mancha, Chicago,_ and _The Will Rogers Follies,_ at the Surflight Theatre in Long Beach Island, New Jersey. He has also performed the autobiographical play _Father/Son and Holy Ghost,_ about his relationship with his father, who was a minister. In July 1991 Davidson appeared in summer stock with _Sacramento Music Circus_ of Sacramento, California, in _The Music Man_ alongside Susan Watson, Richard Paul, Carol Swarbrick, and the _Delta Music Society Quartet of Sacramento._ Davidson performed daily in 1993-94 in Branson at a theater bearing his name. In May 1999, Davidson and Stephanie Mills joined the cast of the Chicago company of _Ragtime_ as the Father and Sarah, respectively. In late 2011 Davidson was listed as a guest star with _The Fabulous Palm Springs Follies_ at the Plaza Theatre in Palm Springs, California. In June 2012 Davidson took on the role of Henry in the off-Broadway revival of _The Fantasticks._ In April 2013 he took on the role of the Wizard in the first North American tour of _Wicked._ In 2016, Davidson played Norman Thayer in _On Golden Pond_ at Judson Theatre Company in Pinehurst, North Carolina. In June 2017, he took on the role of Charles Frohman/Captain James Hook in the North American tour of _Finding Neverland._ Personal life Davidson's first marriage was to Jackie Miller. He has two children: John Davidson Jr., who often appeared with his father on later versions of Hollywood Squares; and Jennifer (Davidson) Kane. Davidson has been married to former backup singer Rhonda Rivera since 1983; they have a daughter, Ashleigh Davidson. They live primarily in Tamworth, New Hampshire. The son of two Baptist ministers, Davidson now identifies as an atheist, declaring himself "openly secular" in a video for the Openly Secular Coalition begun by the Richard Dawkins Foundation for Reason and Science, the Secular Coalition for America, and other humanist groups.
@@henridelagardere264 Dear Henri, you are amazing !!!!! What a comment !!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you for this magnificent comment about this Henri !!!!! En een Hark is bij ons een stuk tuingereedschap !!!! groetjes van Henkie !!!!!
Bedankt voor deze prachtige uitgebreide biografie aangevuld met zijn discografie en andere informatie over John Davidson !!!! Henri je bent AMAZING !!!!
_We Wish You a Merry Christmas_ - Traditional - André Kostelanetz with Phyllis Curtin and the St. Kilian Boychoir - originally released on their album _Wishing You a Merry Christmas_ (1965) *"We Wish You a Merry Christmas"* is an English Christmas carol, listed as numbers 230 and 9681 in the Roud Folk Song Index. The famous version of the carol is from the English West Country. Popular version The Bristol-based composer, conductor and organist Arthur Warrell (1883-1939) is responsible for the popularity of the carol. Warrell, a lecturer at the University of Bristol from 1909, arranged the tune for his own University of Bristol Madrigal Singers as an elaborate four-part arrangement, which he performed with them in concert on December 6, 1935. His composition was published by Oxford University Press the same year under the title "A Merry Christmas: West Country traditional song". Warrell's arrangement is notable for using "I" instead of "we" in the words; the first line is "I wish you a Merry Christmas". It was subsequently republished in the collection _Carols for Choirs_ (1961) and remains widely performed. Many traditional versions of the song have been recorded, some of which replace the last line with "Good tidings for Christmas and a happy new year". In 1971, Roy Palmer recorded George Dunn of Quarry Bank, Staffordshire singing a version close to the famous one, which had a familiar version of the chorus, but used the song "Christmas Is Coming" as the verses; this recording can be heard on the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library website. Amy Ford of Low Ham, Somerset sang a version called "The Singers Make Bold" to Bob and Jacqueline Patten in 1973 which again used a similar chorus to the famous version and can be heard via the British Library Sound Archive. There are several supposedly traditional recordings which follow the famous version exactly, but these are almost certainly derived from Arthur Warrell's arrangement. History The greeting "a merry Christmas and a happy New Year" is recorded from the early eighteenth century; however, the history of the carol itself is unclear. Its origin probably lies in the English tradition wherein wealthy people of the community gave Christmas treats to the carolers on Christmas Eve, such as "figgy pudding" that was very much like modern-day Christmas puddings; in the West Country of England, "figgy pudding" referred to a raisin or plum pudding, not necessarily one containing figs. In the famous version of the song, the singer demands figgy pudding from the audience, threatening to not "go until we get some". The song is absent from the collections of West-countrymen Davies Gilbert (1822 and 1823) and William Sandys (1833), as well as from the great anthologies of _Sylvester_ (1861) and _Husk_ (1864), and _The Oxford Book of Carols_ (1928). In the comprehensive _New Oxford Book of Carols_ (1992), editors Hugh Keyte and Andrew Parrott describe it as "English traditional" and "[t]he remnant of an envoie much used by wassailers and other luck visitors"; no source or date is given. The famous version of the song was completely unknown outside the West Country before Arthur Warrell popularised it. "Cellar full of beer" variant A closely related verse, dating from the 1830s, runs: _We wish you a merry Christmas_ _And a happy new year;_ _A pocket full of money,_ _And a cellar full of beer._ It was sung by mummers - townsfolk who would go about singing from door to door to request gifts. An example is given in the short story _The Christmas Mummers_ (1858) by Charlotte Yonge: When at last they were all ready, off they marched, with all the little boys and girls running behind them; and went straight to Farmer Buller’s door, where they knew they should find a welcome. They all stood in a row, and began to sing as loud as they were able: _I wish you a merry Christmas_ _And a happy New Year,_ _A pantryful of good roast-beef,_ _And barrels full of beer._ After they are allowed in and perform a Mummers play, the boys are served beer by the farmer's maid. Various sources place this version of the song in different parts of England during the nineteenth century. Several versions survived into the twentieth century and were recorded by folk song collectors in England, such as those of George Dunn and Mary Evans of Quarry Bank, Staffordshire (both recorded in 1971), as well as Miss J. Howman of Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire (1966), all of which are publicly available online courtesy of the Vaughan Williams Memorial Library. These versions use completely different tunes to the now famous West Country variant.
*Phyllis Curtin* (née Smith; December 3, 1921 - June 5, 2016) was an American soprano and academic teacher who had an active career in operas and concerts from the early 1950s through the 1980s. She is known for her creation of roles in operas by Carlisle Floyd, such as the title role in _Susannah_ and Catherine Earnshaw in _Wuthering Heights._ She was a dedicated song recitalist, who retired from singing in 1984. She was named Boston University's Dean Emerita, College of Fine Arts in 1991. Education and early career Phyllis Smith was born in Clarksburg, West Virginia, and studied singing with Olga Averino at Wellesley College where she earned a bachelor's degree in political science. She pursued graduate studies in vocal performance under Boris Goldovsky at the New England Conservatory. In 1946 she made her professional opera debut with Goldovsky's opera company, the New England Opera Theater, as Tatyana in Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin. She took the surname Curtin from her first husband, whom she divorced after nine years. She performed several other roles with the company over the next seven years, including Countess Almaviva in Mozart's _The Marriage of Figaro_ (1947). In 1950, Curtin performed in the inaugural year of the _Peabody Mason Concerts_ in Boston. In 1953 she joined the roster of principal sopranos at the New York City Opera (NYCO) at the invitation of Joseph Rosenstock. She made her debut with the company on October 22, 1953, portraying three roles _(Fräulein Bürstner, Frau Grubach,_ and _Leni)_ in the U.S. premiere of Gottfried von Einem's _The Trial._ She remained committed to the NYCO through 1960, where her roles included Alice Ford in Verdi's _Falstaff,_ Antonia in Offenbach's _The Tales of Hoffmann, Countess Almaviva,_ Cressida in _Troilus and Cressida,_ Fiordiligi in Mozart's _Così fan tutte,_ Frau Fluth in Nicolai's _The Merry Wives of Windsor,_ Katharina in Vittorio Giannini's _The Taming of the Shrew,_ Konstanze in Mozart's _Die Entführung aus dem Serail,_ Mélisande in Debussy's _Pelléas et Mélisande,_ Norina in Donizetti's _Don Pasquale,_ Rosalinde in _Die Fledermaus_ by Johann Strauss, and the title roles in Verdi's _La traviata_ and in _Salome_ by Richard Strauss. She sang two roles in operas by Carlisle Floyd with the NYCO that she had previously created in their world premieres: the title role in _Susannah_ (which she sang at Florida State University for its 1955 world premiere) and Catherine Earnshaw in _Wuthering Heights_ (which she sang at the Santa Fe Opera for its 1958 premiere). She appeared as Thérèse in the American premiere of Poulenc's _Les mamelles de Tirésias_ at Brandeis University in 1953. She returned to Brandeis two years later to portray the title role in Milhaud's _Médée._ In 1956 she toured the U.S. with the NBC Opera Company as _Countess Almaviva_ with Walter Cassel as the Count, Adelaide Bishop as Sussana, and Frances Bible as Cherubino. In 1957 she appeared as Elena in Gluck's _Paride ed Elena_ with the American Opera Society. In 1958 she portrayed Floyd's _Susannah_ at the Brussels World's Fair. In the 1959-1960 season she sang two roles with the Philadelphia Lyric Opera Company: Rosalinde and _Susannah._ In 1959 she made her debut at the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires. She also made appearances at the Aspen Music Festival, the Cincinnati Opera, the Tanglewood Music Festival, and appeared in concerts with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and The Little Orchestra Society during the 1950s. Later career After the close of the 1959-60 season, Curtin left the employ of the NYCO, although she would continue to perform as a guest artist with the company up through 1964; she returned for performances in 1975 and 1976. She sang _Fiordiligi_ for the NBC Television Opera Theatre in 1960. She sang several roles at the Vienna State Opera from 1960-61, including the title role of Puccini's _Madama Butterfly, Fiordiligi, Salome,_ and _Traviata._ In 1961 she made her debuts at the Oper Frankfurt, the Staatsoper Stuttgart, and the Teatro Lirico Giuseppe Verdi. She made her first appearance at the Lyric Opera of Chicago in 1965 and her debut at the Seattle Opera in 1969. In the same year she appeared as Donna Anna in Mozart's _Don Giovanni_ at the Glyndebourne Festival. Curtin appeared at the La Scala in Milan in 1962, in _Cosí fan tutte_ opposite Teresa Berganza. In 1966 she appeared in the world premiere of Milhaud's _La mère coupable_ at the Grand Théâtre de Genève. In 1968 she appeared as Mimì in Puccini's _La Bohème_ at the Philadelphia Grand Opera Company with Richard Tucker as Rodolfo and Ron Bottcher as Marcello. Other guest appearances included performances at the Scottish Opera (as Marguerite in Gounod's _Faust_ and Ellen Orford in Britten's _Peter Grimes)_ at La Scala. Curtin made her Metropolitan Opera (Met) debut on November 4, 1961, as _Fiordiligi_ to the Ferrando of George Shirley, Dorabella of Rosalind Elias, Guglielmo of Theodor Uppman, Despina of Roberta Peters, and Don Alfonso of Frank Guarrera. She returned frequently as a guest artist at the Met, appearing in such roles as _Alice Ford, Countess Almaviva, Donna Anna, Ellen Orford,_ Eva in Wagner's _Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Rosalinde, Salome,_ and _Violetta._ Her last Met appearance was on July 6, 1973, in the title role of Puccini's _Tosca_ with Enrico Di Giuseppe as Cavaradossi and Ignace Strasfogel conducting. Teaching Curtin was a professor of voice at the School of Music at Yale University from 1974-1983. She was Artistic Advisor at the Opera Institute at the Boston University College of Fine Arts School of Music, where she held a Deanship of the Schools for the Arts, as well as Artist-in-Residence at the Tanglewood Music Center where she taught voice for more than fifty years. From 1979-83 she was the master of Yale's Branford College, making her that college's first female master, despite Branford fellows asking Yale to choose a "real master" instead.[8] Curtin was dean of Boston University’s College of Fine Arts from 1983 to 1991, and founded its Opera Institute in 1987. As professor Emerita at Boston University's Opera Institute, Curtin taught a series of masterclasses at the school each semester. Personal life She married Philip Curtin, a history professor, in 1946. In April 1954 Life Magazine devoted three pages to pictures of her, describing her "long-limbed, lush-voiced and intense" account of the _Dance of the Seven Veils_ in Strauss's _Salome._ Soon afterwards her marriage was dissolved. In 1956 she married Gene Cook, a photographer with Life Magazine. He died in 1986. The couple had one child, Claudia Madeleine, born 1961. Curtin died at her home in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, on June 5, 2016, aged 94, having suffered from rheumatoid arthritis and circulatory ailments. Video and audio recordings In 1995, VAI released, on compact discs, the 1962 performance of _Susannah,_ from New Orleans, which co-starred Norman Treigle and Richard Cassilly. VAI and other record companies have released other CDs featuring Curtin. In 1988, Kultur published a video cassette recording of the 1968 _The Bell Telephone Hour_ program, "Opera: Two to Six". She can be seen in staged excerpts from _Faust_ and _Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg._ VAI later released several _Bell Telephone Hour_ DVDs featuring Curtin. In 2007 VAI released a DVD featuring Curtin in the soprano role (i.e., the Latin text) in Britten's _War Requiem._ This 1963 performance by the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Erich Leinsdorf at Tanglewood was the work's American premiere. Tributes In 1976, President Gerald Ford invited her to sing for a White House dinner honoring West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. Curtin served on the National Council for the Arts, and in 1994 was designated a U.S. Ambassador for the Arts, a new honor given former council members. She received Wellesley College's Alumnae Achievement Award and BU's College of Fine Arts Distinguished Faculty Award. She also held a number of honorary degrees in music and the humanities, including an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from West Virginia Wesleyan College awarded in 1985. The Paley Center for Media in Manhattan showed the 1956 NBC-TV production of Così fan tutte on January 19, 2008, 50 years after its original 1958 airing. Curtin sang Fiordiligi in this production. The screening was followed by a conversation with the soprano and music critic Martin Bernheimer. In 2017, a portrait of her was unveiled at the dining hall in Branford College, which previously only had portraits of men.
*Andre Kostelanetz* (December 22, 1901 - January 13, 1980) was a Russian-American popular orchestral music conductor and arranger who was one of the major exponents of popular orchestra music. Biography Abram Naumovich Kostelyanetz was born in Saint Petersburg, Russia to a prominent Jewish family. He was a cousin of physicist Lew Kowarski. His father, Nachman Yokhelevich (Naum Ignatyevich) Kostelyanetz, was active on the St. Petersburg stock exchange; his maternal grandfather, Aizik Yevelevich Dymshitz, was a wealthy merchant and industrialist, engaged in timber production. Kostelanetz began playing the piano at four and a half years old. He studied composition and orchestration at the Petrograd Conservatory of Music. When he was 19, the Grand Petrograd Opera Company held a competition to select a chorusmaster and assistant conductor, in which he was selected despite being the youngest applicant. Kostelanetz continued there until leaving Russia in March 1922 after the Russian Revolution, when he stayed in Paris for a time before moving on to the United States. He arrived in the United States that year, and in the 1920s, conducted concerts for radio. In the 1930s, he began his own weekly show on CBS, Andre Kostelanetz Presents. Kostelanetz was known for arranging and recording light classical music pieces for mass audiences, as well as orchestral versions of songs and Broadway show tunes. He made numerous recordings over the course of his career, which had sales of over 50 million. For many years, he conducted the New York Philharmonic in pops concerts and recordings, in which they were billed as Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra. Kostelanetz may be best known to modern audiences for a series of easy listening instrumental albums on Columbia Records from the 1940s until 1980. Kostelanetz actually started making this music before there was a genre called "easy listening". He continued until after some of his contemporaries, including Mantovani, had stopped recording. Outside the United States, one of his best-known works was an orchestral arrangement of the tune "With a Song in my Heart", which was the signature tune of a long-running BBC radio program, at first called _Forces Favourites,_ then _Family Favourites,_ and finally _Two Way Family Favourites._ He commissioned many works, including Aaron Copland's _Lincoln Portrait,_ Jerome Kern's _Portrait of Mark Twain,_ William Schuman's _New England Triptych,_ Paul Creston's _Frontiers,_ Ferde Grofé's _Hudson River Suite,_ Virgil Thomson's musical portraits of _Fiorello La Guardia_ and _Dorothy Thompson,_ Alan Hovhaness's _Floating World,_ and Ezra Laderman's _Magic Prison._ William Walton dedicated his _Capriccio burlesco_ to Kostelanetz, who conducted the first performance and made the first recording, both with the New York Philharmonic. His last concert was A Night in Old Vienna with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra at that city's War Memorial Opera House on December 31, 1979. Personal life His first wife was soprano Lily Pons from 1938 to 1958, when they divorced. They owned a home in Palm Springs, California which was built in 1955. In 1960 he married Sara Gene Orcutt; the marriage lasted several years. Both unions were childless. His brother, Boris Kostelanetz (1911-2006), was a prominent tax defense lawyer. After the December 31, 1979, concert with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, Andre Kostelanetz left for a vacation in Haiti. While in Haiti, he contracted pneumonia and died on January 13, 1980, aged 78.
@@henridelagardere264 Dear Henri, thank you for telling about André Kostelanetz !!! I wish you a merry Christmas and a happy New Year !!! Your friend Jytte
Goedemiddag Henri !!!! Dank voor dit prachtige verhaal over deze populaire song !!!! Je bent AMAZING !!!!!
Dank voor deze prachtige en zeer uitgebreide biografie van Phyllis Curtin !!! het was een genot om het te lezen !!!! Dankbare groeten van Henk !!!!!
Op de dag naar Magdeburg komt weldoener Henk met dit vrolijke lied voor jong en oud. Uit een tijd dat je met jouw kinderen naar het meer (of de kerstmarkt) kon gaan zonder dat je werd betast, verkracht, neergestoken of overreden.
De moordenaar heet trouwens Taleb Jawad Al Abdulmohsen. En Al-Mohsen betekent letterlijk, hou je vast, *weldoener.* Saoedi-Arabië had om zijn uitlevering gevraagd. Deze aanvraag werd echter door Duitsland *afgewezen* vanwege mogelijke mensenrechtenschendingen tegen zijn persoon in zijn thuisland.
Helaas is de wereld waarlijk gek geworden...
Zeg dat wel, jos !
Wat een ellende Henri !!!!!!
Ja zo gaat dat altijd !!!! Er zitten teveel ,,deugkneuzen" in de regering !!!!! Maar ik denk dat het tij langzaam aan het keren is........
_Pack' die Badehose ein!_ - Gerhard Froboess (Musik) & Hans Bradtke (Text) - Renée Franke mit Kinderchor und Helmut Zacharias mit seinen Tanz-Streichsolisten *Pack die Badehose ein* ist ein deutscher Schlager aus dem Jahr 1951, der die sommerlichen Badefreuden Berliner Kinder im Strandbad Wannsee aufgreift. Der Text stammt von dem damals 32-jährigen Architekten und Hörzu-Karikaturisten Hans Bradtke, der ihn in gerade einmal einer Viertelstunde niedergeschrieben haben soll. Die in C-Dur und im Vier-Viertel-Takt gehaltene Melodie komponierte Gerhard Froboess für Knabenchor und Orchester. Das Lied wurde ursprünglich für die Schöneberger Sängerknaben geschrieben. Bekannt wurde es durch eine Aufnahme, in der sie es mit Froboess’ Tochter Cornelia als Solistin singen, die dadurch über Nacht zum Kinderstar wurde. Geschichte Das Lied wurde zunächst 1951 von den Schöneberger Sängerknaben, begleitet vom Tanzorchester Kurt Drabek, eingespielt (Katalognummer: Electrola EG 7582). Durch einen Zufall sang die damals siebenjährige Cornelia Froboess, die Tochter des Komponisten, dem Studioleiter des RIAS Hans Carste das Lied vor, der ihr daraufhin im Mai 1951 einen Auftritt in der Radioshow _Mach mit_ mit Ivo Veit ermöglichte. Aufgrund des Erfolgs dieses Auftritts wurde das Lied am 26. Juni 1951 mit der „kleinen Cornelia“, wie die Kindersängerin genannt wurde, mit Begleitung der Combo von Heinrich Riethmüller in einer West-Berliner Kirche erneut aufgenommen, die Schöneberger Sängerknaben waren als Begleitchor ebenfalls beteiligt. Im Kollektivgedächtnis der Bundesrepublik verankerte sich Cornelia Froboess damit als lockere spontane Berliner Göre. Berichte, wonach Froboess das Lied 1951 anlässlich der ersten Berlinale im Titania-Palast vor Publikum gesungen habe, sind nicht belegbar und wurden von der Künstlerin selbst in einem Interview in Zweifel gezogen. Im folgenden Jahr schaffte es Froboess auf die Titelseite des Spiegel. In dem Spielfilm _Laß die Sonne wieder scheinen_ von 1955 sang Cornelia Froboess das Lied ebenfalls. Rezeption _Pack die Badehose ein_ fand großen Anklang und wurde zu einem Hit der Saison. Mitgespielt haben dürfte, daß sich das Publikum nach der Not und dem Elend der Kriegsjahre, den Vertreibungen aus den Heimatländern im Osten und dem Bombenterror nach heiter beschwingten Melodien sehnte. In der DDR war das Lied dagegen zeitweise regional verboten, weil man darin - auch wegen der Erwähnung von Tom Mix - eine Huldigung an das amerikanische Lebensgefühl sah. Auch sah man es kritisch, dass es Werbung für den im Westteil Berlins liegenden und für DDR-Bürger weitgehend unerreichbaren Sehnsuchtsort Wannsee machte. 1951 erschien eine DDR-Version des Schlagers mit Erna Haffner und dem Tanzorchester des Senders Leipzig unter der Leitung von Kurt Henkels ohne die Westbezüge. Dort ist der Text an mehreren Stellen geändert: aus dem „Wannsee“ wurde „Strandbad“, aus dem „Grunewald“ „grüne[r] Wald“, und aus „Tom Mix anseh’n“ wurde „einen Film anseh’n“. Ein Vorfall vom 5. August 1952, als ein Mädchen im Strandbad Wannsee durch einen amerikanischen Querschläger verletzt wurde, inspirierte die ostdeutsche Kabarettistin Gina Presgott zu einer Satireversion mit dem Text „Schließ’ die Badehose ein, lass’ das Baden lieber sein, denn der Ami schießt am Wannsee“. Weitere Coverversionen Bislang erschienen ca. 20 deutsche Coverversionen von _Pack die Badehose ein,_ darunter von Frank Zander (1988), den Lollipops (2000) und Gotthilf Fischer (2013). Interpreten von außerhalb des Berliner Raums ersetzen - wie zuvor schon in der DDR-Version von Erna Haffner - das Wort „Wannsee“ mitunter durch „Strandbad“ und den „Grunewald“ durch „den grünen Wald“. Leoni Kristin ersetzt in ihrer Version von 1995 Tom Mix durch den zeitgenössischeren Tom Hanks. Hinzu kommen etliche instrumentale Fassungen. Niederländische Versionen erschienen unter dem Titel _Naar de speeltuin,_ englische unter _The Hookey Song_ und _The Never-Never-Land._ Daneben gibt es eine schwedische Version _Den glada karusellen._ Die kleine Cornelia - Die Schöneberger Sängerknaben mit H. Riethmüller (Hamm.-Orgel) u.s. Solisten 1951 First release *Renée Franke 1951* PTanzorchester des Senders Leipzig, vocals Erna Haffner 1951 Berliner (Schöneberger) Sängerknaben 1951 Leila Negra 1952 Der "Kleine" Cornelius 1961 Uncle Dob and the Dobcats 1962 Heidi und der Münchner Kinderchor 1976 Fred Sonnenschein Und Seine Freunde (Frank Zander) 1982 Frank Zander 1988 Medley Leoni Kristin 1995 Die Lollipops 2000 Donato Plögert 2003 Studio Group [Open Records] Feb 21, 2006 Boppin' B Jun 22, 2007 Ensemble Vokalzeit Sep 1, 2008 Gotthilf Fischer Jul 26, 2013 Larissa Felber 2015 Die Fabelhaften 3 2016 Igel-Bande Jun 23, 2017 Turbo Thorbi Jun 26, 2020 Pack' die Badehose ein! Metropol-Vokalisten *Instrumental* Groot Draaiorgel Mortier 1952 Fritz & Jacky 1957 Salzburger Blaskapelle Dec 2, 1972 Hartmut Kupka Big Band May 28, 1997 Die Deutsche Musikanten Quartet Jul 31, 2012 Kornelia Schmidl Mar 8, 2013 Eine Dampfer-Kapelle Unter Leitung Ihres Kapitäns Nov 28, 2014 Die Bierzelt-Musikanten Oct 27, 2017 Die fidelen Oberfranken Dec 10, 2018 Die Marktmusikanten Eddy Green *Naar de speeltuin* written by Bob Bleyenberg *Dutch* Ger de Roos en het Orkest Zonder Naam met zang van de kleine Heleentje en De Karekieten 1951 First release Hit song Harry Slinger Oct 1996 Cowboy Billie Boem 1996 Paul de Leeuw 2003 Kinderkoor De Polderrakkers Jun 1, 2009 TV Kids Aug 7, 2015 André Baert *The Hookey Song* written by Milt Gabler, Vaughn Horton *English* Kenny Bass and His Orchestra - Vocal by The Kendall Sisters Oct 1952 Don Cornell and Teresa Brewer with Orchestra directed by Jack Pleis 1952 Wayne Shorter Jan 18, 2019 *De speeltuin* written by Raymonde Quaedvlieg *Limburgan* FietseFreem 1991 First release *Den glada karusellen* written by Einar Moberg *Swedish* Inger Lindbladh med barnkör - Rolf Degerman orkester First release Apr 1953 First recording on Mar 8, 1953 *The Never-Never Land* written by Ralph Butler, Sy Cromwell *English* Frank Weir And His Saxophone with His Orchestra 1954 Peter Sellers 1954 *Renée Franke* (* 4. Mai 1928 in Hamburg als Gisela Beyer; † 9. November 2011 in München) war eine deutsche Schlagersängerin, die insbesondere in den 1950er Jahren erfolgreich war. Leben und Karriere Gisela Beyer arbeitete zuerst als Telefonistin im Fernamt Hamburg, später als Aufsicht für die Telefonzentrale der britischen Militärregierung. Sie beteiligte sich beim Vorsingen im Studio des britischen Soldatensenders British Forces Network (BFN). Daraufhin vermittelte ihr Benny de Weille einen Schallplattenvertrag bei Polydor und Gisela Beyer nahm den Künstlernamen „Renée Franke“ an. Aus dem Jahr 1950 stammt das Lied "C’est si bon", präsentiert von Renée Franke und Cyprys (Musik/Text: Beth/Siegel/de Weille). Die Künstlerin sang im Duo mit Heinz Erhardt und insbesondere Detlev Lais, deren Lied _Eine weiße Hochzeitskutsche_ (= "La petite diligence", 1952) ein großer Erfolg war. Ein Novum war ihre Werbeaufnahme für die Seife Luxor. Ihr Leben wurde 1954 mit dem Film _Fräulein vom Amt_ (mit Bully Buhlan, Renate Holm und Georg Thomalla) verfilmt. In einigen Filmen trat sie als Sängerin auf und lieh Gardy Granass und Johanna Matz ihre Gesangsstimme. Am 25. Februar 1961 nahm sie unter dem Motto _Die Schlagerparade_ an der deutschen Vorentscheidung zum Grand Prix Eurovision de la Chanson mit dem Lied _Napolitano_ teil. Danach wurde es in den Medien still um die Schlagersängerin. 1962 bekam sie ein Angebot vom NDR für die tägliche Sendung _Hallo Nachbarn,_ wo man ihr die Rolle als „singende Aktualität“ zuwies. Dieser damals umstrittenen Sendung blieb sie vier Jahre lang treu. In dieser Zeit ging sie öfter auf Tourneen, die sie durch ganz Deutschland führten. Nach Auftritten im Zwickauer Groß-Varieté Lindenhof wurde 1960 ihr Interesse am Amateurfunk geweckt. Sie bestand die Prüfung zur Amateurfunklizenz und war danach unter dem Amateurfunkrufzeichen DJ6RF auf Kurzwelle aktiv. Als Stargast des DARC nahm sie 1961 an der Internationalen Funkausstellung in Berlin teil. 1965 moderierte sie eine Fernsehsendung über Amateurfunk. In der zweiten Hälfte der 1960er-Jahre gab sie ihre Amateurfunklizenz wieder zurück. Ihr ehemaliges Rufzeichen wurde inzwischen neu vergeben. Mitte der 1960er-Jahre wurde der Bayerische Rundfunk auf sie aufmerksam und sie folgte dem Ruf des Senders als Radiomoderatorin nach München. Nach ihrer ersten und einzigen Faschingssendung 1966 moderierte sie bei diesem Sender bis 1993 ihre eigene Sendung Rendezvous um Mitternacht sowie im Wechsel mit anderen Moderatoren auf Bayern 1 u. a. die Sendungen _Gut aufgelegt, Funkpost am Samstag_ und _Stars ohne Grenzen._ Insgesamt moderierte sie für den Bayerischen Rundfunk etwa 1400 Sendungen. Renée Franke, die bis zu ihrem Tod in München lebte, gehörte in den 1960er Jahren zusammen mit Elfie Pertramer, Marianne Koch und Petra Schürmann zum deutschlandweit bekanntesten Moderatorinnenteam des Bayerischen Rundfunks. Tonträger (Auswahl) 1986: Renée Franke - Ding Dong Boogie (Bear Family Records) 1999: Renée Franke - Musikverrückt (Bear Family Records) 1999: Renée Franke - Die weiße Hochzeitskutsche (Bear Family Records) 2005: Renée Franke - Baby, es regnet doch (Membran Music) 2017: Renée Franke - 50 große Erfolge (Doppelalbum) (MusicTales)
Dank voor dit prachtige en zeer uitgebreide verhaal over deze welbekende song !!!! Heel Nederland kent Heleentje van Capelle's ,,Dan gaan we naar de speeltuin" ! Dank voor dit Supercommentaar Henri !!!! het was een genot om zoveel informatie te krijgen !!!! Dankbare groeten van Henk !!!!
Now the last of your uploads today, my dearest Henkie !!!!! This is a summer song, and it is beautiful !!!!!! My sweet friend, I`ll listen again, when Tina and Hjalte have gone home !!!!!! In the meantime I`ll think of you, and I send you my warmest feelings and most caring thoughts !!!!!! Love from your always faithful Jytte
thank you that you like my record my precious Jytte !!!! I have a beautiful Dutch version also sung by Heleentje van Capelle called: Dan gaan we naar de speeltuin !!!! Please give my greetings to Tina and Hjalte !!!! Till lateron and in the meantime I keep you closed in my heart !!! Your always faithful Henk !!!!
@@henkgloudemans8886 I can`t find the one with Heleentje - sorry ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm so sorry my dearest Jytte !!!! I have just discovered that I did the upload not yet !!!!! He comes sometime next year !!! 🙄😔❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤☺🤗🤠
Wonderful, my dearest Henkie !!!!!! It is a beautiful Christmas song, and I picture little choirs walking from house to house singing !!!!!!! Again a short number !!!!!!!!!! My sweetie, you are forever in my heart and soul !!!!!! Yours Jytte
Thank you my dearest Jytte that you like my record !!!! Make something beautiful of this weekend Jytte !!!! I keep thinking on you !!!! Yours forever, Henk !!!!
O my sweet Henkie, Ken Griffin plays the organ divinely !!!!! I love this beautiful melody !!!!!!! When I hear it, I think of two lovers walking happily under a red umbrella !!!!!!!!!! Tina and Hjalte come 11 o`clock !!! Tina may borrow my car until New Year !!!!!!! I`ll ask them, if they will help me buy Colas and soda waters for my Christmas Lunch !!!!! It is difficult for me to carry !!!!!!! My wonderful drummer boy, I send you lots of air-hugs and air-kisses !!!!! Your devoted fan and friend Jytte
Thank you for listening to Ken Griffin my dearest Jytte !!!!! How sweet of you to borrow your car to Tina !!!! And it is great that they gonna help you to get your Christmas drinks !!!!! I wonder how it is with Nick ! Is he oke ? And if you heare from him please give him my greetings !!!! He's a nice young men ! Jytte I wish you all the happiness of the World !!!! Your faithful Henk !!!!!
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Willy sounds happy!
As always Greg !!!!!
My most precious Henkie, thank you for this beautiful Christmas hymn !!!!!!! It is very short !!!!! I love, when the angels are singing around baby Jesus !!!!!!!!!! He is the son of God and will change the world completely !!!!!! I am very tolerant !!!!! I accept all religions, as long as they don`t suppress people !!!!!!!!! Freedom of speech, and the right to think, what you want, are the most important things !!!!!!!!! My sweet friend, I wish you all the happiness in the world !!!!!! Yours affectionately Jytte
Thank you my sweet Jytte that you like this song !!!! And I think perhaps there is a God but nobody knows who he is ! There are so many different believes ! And everyone has the right to believe what he think is right !!! and it can gives lot's of comfort to them !!!! I send you my warmest greeting !!!! Yours always Henk !!!!
Good morning my dearest Henkie !!!!!! I hope, you have slept well !!!!!! Thank you for this funny song with Willy Derby !!!!!! Thank you for showing the text !!!!!!! I am so glad, that you finally received my Christmas card !!!!! I was worried, it had been lost in the post !!!!! Today we are going to get a grey day with 6 degrees !!!! It is the shortest day of the year !!!! The sun sets at 15.38 !!!!!! From now on it gets lighter and lighter !!!!! My sweet friend, I wish Elly and you a lovely Saturday !!!!!!! Your eternal friend Jytte
Goodmorning my dearest Jytte !!!!!! I have slept verry well and I hope that you did the same !!!!! Thank you for listening to Willy !!!!! Did you know that I also posted the Christmascard to you alreddy at 2 December that whas also a long journey Jytte !!!!! it takes a long time these days Jytte !!!! Overhere we have 7 degrees at this moment and we may expect hevey wind and rain !!!! It is great that the days become slowely lighter Jytte !!!! I wish you a magnificent weekend !!!!! Your always faithful Henk !!!!
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Thank you Charlie for your nice comment !!!! Have a beautiful weekend !!!!!
Hello my dearest Henkie !!! I found this great melody !!!! It is winter, but ice cream we can eat throughout the year !!!!! We had a nice time together at Kulturcaféen !!!!! The food was good !!!! When I came home, I had some recordings to watch !!!!! Now I am ajour !!!!!!! I don`t understand, why you haven`t received my Christmas card yet !!!!! I am so sorry !!!!!!! My most precious friend, soon I`ll go to bed !!!!! Sleep well and have sweet dreams !!!!!! See you to morrow !!!!!! Love from your always faithful Jytte
We have received your beautiful Christmas card this afternoon !!!! Thank you my sweet Jytte He's beautiful !!!! And I thank you for listening to my record !!!! And I am happy that you and your familie had such a verry nice time at the Culture cafe !!!!! I understand that you are tired my dearest Jytte so I wish you goodnight !!!! Sleep well, have sweet dreams and till tomorrow !!!! Your always faithful Henk !!!!!
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Oct 4, 1926, New York - _The Palms (Les Rameaux)_ - Jean-Baptiste Faure (musique) - Theodore T. Barker (words) - John McCormack (tenor) acc. by Nathaniel Shilkret and the Victor Studio Orchestra (director) *Jean-Baptiste Faure* est un baryton français, né à Moulins (Allier) le 15 janvier 1830, et mort à Paris le 9 novembre 1914. Ce chanteur d'opéra, l'un des plus célèbres du XIXe siècle, fut également compositeur et un collectionneur essentiel de l'impressionnisme et associé du marchand de tableaux Paul Durand-Ruel (1831-1922). Le chanteur Enfance et formation Son père chantre de la maîtrise de Moulins, est nommé peu de temps après la naissance de son fils Jean-Baptiste, chantre de la cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris. Il meurt subitement en 1837, laissant sa femme avec 3 enfants dont son fils qui a 7 ans. Sans aucune ressource, la mère tente de placer l'enfant dans la maîtrise de la cathédrale Notre-Dame sans succès, quand l'organiste le prend comme assistant-souffleur tout en lui donnant des cours de musique et de solfège. Il intègre les chœurs de St Nicolas du Chardonnet et est admis au conservatoire en 1843. Il a 13 ans. Il devient soprani du chœeur du Théâtre Italien. Il est alors remarqué par le chantre Trévaux, à la maîtrise de l'église de la Madeleine. Avec la mue de sa voix, il est organiste pendant deux ans derrière l'orgue de St Nicolas du Chardonnet. Tout en étant choriste du Théâtre-Italien, en 1850, il se présente au concours de « Hautes classes lyriques » du Conservatoire de Paris et est accueilli par ce mot de Auber « Ah ! c'est vous l'organiste ? Eh bien vous feriez mieux de rester joliment où vous êtes: Vous n'avez pas une tête à faire un chanteur ! », basse chantante il est admis dans les classes des ténors Théodore-François Moreau-Sainti et Louis Ponchard. Pourvu d'un premier prix de chant et d'un premier prix d'opéra-comique, il débute le 20 octobre 1852 à l'Opéra-Comique dans _Galatée_ de Victor Massé (rôle de Pygmalion). Il y interprète les œuvres du répertoire, telles que Joconde de Nicolas Isouard, et en crée de nombreuses autres parmi lesquelles _L'Étoile du Nord_ de Giacomo Meyerbeer (Peters) en 1854, _Jenny Bell_ de Daniel-François-Esprit Auber (Greenwich) en 1855, _Manon Lescaut_ d'Auber (d'Hérigny) en 1856, _Quentin Durward_ de François-Auguste Gevaert en 1858 et _Le Pardon de Ploërmel_ de Meyerbeer (Hoël) en 1859. Il épouse la même année sa partenaire de scène, la soprano Caroline Lefebvre (1828-1905); l'un de leurs témoins n'est autre que Meyerbeer. Ils ont un fils le peintre et linguiste Maurice Faure (1862 -1915). De l'opéra comique à l'opera seria En 1860, il se produit à Covent Garden avant de faire son entrée à l'Opéra de Paris en 1861 dans _Pierre de Médicis_ de Joseph Poniatowski. Il y chante _Don Giovanni_ de Mozart (rôle-titre), _La Favorite_ (Alphonse XI) de Gaetano Donizetti, _La Pie voleuse_ et Guillaume Tell de Gioachino Rossini (rôle-titre) et _Les Huguenots_ de Meyerbeer (le duc de Nevers). En 1869, il interprète Méphisto pour l'entrée au répertoire du _Faust_ de Charles Gounod. Il y crée aussi les rôles de Pédro dans _La Mule_ de Pédro de Victor Massé en 1863, Nelusko dans _L'Africaine_ de Meyerbeer en 1865, Rodrigue dans _Don Carlos_ de Giuseppe Verdi en 1867, _Hamlet_ dans l'opéra-homonyme d'Ambroise Thomas en 1868, le Fou dans _La Coupe du roi_ de Thulé d'Eugène Diaz en 1873 et Charles VII dans _Jeanne d'Arc_ d'Auguste Mermet en 1876. Il se produit également en Italie, en Allemagne à Baden-Baden, en Belgique. Durant la guerre de 1870, il s'installe en Belgique puis en Angleterre, choix qui lui sera reproché, comme à d'autres artistes, par plusieurs journaux à son retour, tel le caricaturiste Bertall dans le journal L'Illustration qui légende ainsi le tableau de Manet, _Le Chemin de fer,_ présenté au Salon de 1872 : « Le Chemin de fer de M. Manet, ou le départ de M. Faure pour l'Angleterre, ce qui explique l'air navré. Ce n'est pas gai non plus pour M. Manet. » Touchatout dans son Trombinoscope en 1872, le décrit ainsi : « D'une taille imposante, le cou bien attaché, le front haut, le nez arqué, la bouche bien dessinée, - un peu forte, - l'œil doux, - un peu recouvert par la paupière, - des dents superbes, - c'est bien le baryton de tous les rêves féminins. […] Faure est un amateur enragé de tableaux, sa collection est admirable. […] Enfin Faure est sans contredit le plus grand chanteur de ce siècle. »4 En 1875, il chante _Don Giovanni_ à la première du nouveau Palais Garnier. En 1879 crée en version scénique _Etienne Marcel_ l'opéra de Camille Saint-Saëns. De 1876 à 1914 À partir de 1876, Faure donne des récitals et des concerts en tournée accompagné par un quatuor, ou accompagné au piano en France, Hollande ou en Espagne. Il y chante son répertoire extrait des opéras déjà mentionnés auxquels il joint Air de Wotan de la _Walkyrie_ ou Étoile de _Tannhauser_ extraits des opéras de Richard Wagner, des mélodies de ses compositeurs favoris et celles qu'il a lui-même composées, comme Mon âme a son secret Jean-Baptiste Faure, Paris. Il laisse aussi plusieurs recueils de mélodies à caractère religieux dont certaines devinrent très populaires, telles le _Sancta Maria, Le Crucifix_ d'après Victor Hugo et *_Les Rameaux._* Il popularisa _Minuit,_ chrétiens d'Adolphe Adam créé à Noël 1847, qu'il interpréta dans tous ses récitals. Il participa également à la création des oratorios de Charles Gounod _Rédemption_ (1884) et _Mors et Vita_ (1886). Le 21 novembre 1887, il crée à l'église de la Madeleine le _Ô salutaris pour baryton et orgue_ de Gabriel Fauré, que le compositeur lui a dédié. Sa voix Faure possédait une voix de baryton sombre, douce et déliée « servie par une excellente diction, mais sacrifiant parfois le texte aux effets (portamenti, notes étirées) ». Il avait une capacité naturelle lui permettant de jouer aussi bien les basses chantantes que les airs de ténors, voire de monter dans des aigus d'une voix cristalline avec un vibrato très doux6. Il existe un enregistrement de sa voix sur Cylindre phonographique de cire que l'on trouve sur internet, il s'agit du « Grand air du baryton dans les "Jardins de l'Alcazar", extrait de l'acte II de la Favorite de Donizetti, Jean-Baptiste Faure (Alphonse XI) et Piano » enregistré vers 1900. On peut également pour avoir une idée de son style et de son articulation, on se reportera aux enregistrements de deux de ses élèves la basse lyrique Pol Plançon (1851-1914) et le baryton Jean Lassalle (1847-1909) qui lui ont succédé à l'Opéra de Paris. Compositeur de musique sacrée Jean-Baptiste Faure laisse deux recueils de musique sacrée, dont le chant liturgique des *_Rameaux (The Palms)_* dont il existe un enregistrement de 1913 par Caruso. Ce chant est particulièrement populaire dans les pays anglophones. Il écrit aussi des mélodies de salons. Professeur de chant au Conservatoire de Paris de 1857 à sa retraite8, Faure est l'auteur de traités pratiques et pédagogiques sur le chant : _La Voix et le Chant_ (1886) et _Aux jeunes chanteurs_ (1898). Le collectionneur Faure commence à collectionner dès les années 1850, d'abord des gravures puis lorsque le compositeur Ambroise Thomas le met en contact avec les peintres Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, Hippolyte et Paul Jean Flandrin. Il s'intéresse par la suite à l'école de 1830 : Jean-Baptiste Corot, Eugène Delacroix, Jules Dupré, etc. ; collection vendue en 1873 puis en 1878. Pour la première exposition impressionniste organisée en 1874, Faure prête deux Degas et neuf Monet dont Plage à Sainte-Adresse. La presse de l'époque y lit la marque de l'excentricité d'une vedette orgueilleuse de l'Opéra qui ouvre une galerie dans son appartement. Faure achète et vend à travers, le plus souvent Paul Durand-Ruel à plusieurs reprises. Grand amateur du peintre Édouard Manet, il fait l'acquisition de 67 de ses œuvres, dont _Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe_ (acquis de l'artiste en 1878) et _Le Joueur de fifre,_ mais aussi de 63 toiles de Claude Monet dont Le Pont d'Argenteuil et 3 toiles fait à Etretat. Aussi d'autres œuvres d'Edgar Degas (16 toiles), Camille Pissarro (37 toiles) et Alfred Sisley (58 toiles), qu'il installe en Angleterre pendant quatre mois pour se consacrer à la peinture. Il présente sa collection, évaluée au total à 800 tableaux, dans son appartement parisien du no 52 boulevard Haussmann, mais en conserve une partie à Étretat dans sa villa "Les Roches", rachetée au comte d'Escherny, où se croisent les compositeurs Charles Gounod, Jules Massenet, Ambroise Thomas, les écrivains et librettistes Ludovic Halévy, Guy de Maupassant et les peintres James Abbott McNeill Whistler, Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Anders Zorn ou Max Liebermann. En 1880, la critique internationale considère ces lieux comme la « Galerie de l'art moderne »; une partie des vues d'Étretat de Monet, pour lequel Faure met une de ses villas à disposition en 1882 et 1891, a été peinte à sa demande. Son portrait en Hamlet est sculpté par Jean-Pierre Dantan en 1868, et Faure commande aussi son portrait à différents peintres dont en 1877 à Édouard Manet (en Hamlet)16, Giovanni Boldini (en Méphistophélès) et Marcellin Desboutin (en Guillaume Tell). En 1881 il commande à nouveau à Manet son portrait à l'occasion de la remise de sa Légion d'Honneur, mais le tableau déplaît à Faure qui commande un autre portrait à Anders Zorn.
À la mort de Manet, il défend néanmoins l'œuvre du peintre en vente publique. Il agit en banquier-associé du marchand Paul Durand-Ruel, lui permettant d'organiser les expositions impressionnistes aux États-Unis. Faure "réalise" régulièrement sa collection au cours de sa vie, soit en vente publique (1878, 1881, etc.), soit au travers de la galerie de son associé, auquel il confie ses tableaux pendant la guerre de 1870 afin de la mettre à l'abri à Londres, où ils habitaient des maisons voisines à Brompton Crescent. À la fin de sa vie, il se séparera de l'essentiel de ses pièces, ne conservant que quelques toiles d'Ingres, Prud'hon, Manet, Degas, Sisley; en revanche, coïncidence ou choix délibéré, il ne collectionna jamais ni Auguste Renoir ni Paul Cézanne, tous deux fervents wagnériens. Les relations entre les peintres et le collectionneur ne sont pas toujours cordiales : Monet à propos de qui Georges Clemenceau rapporte les visites tumultueuses et dialogues brutaux de Faure dans l'atelier du peintre et la famille de Manet voit en lui un « prédateur qui achète à bas prix et revend deux ans plus tard 20 fois plus cher ». Degas en fera les frais et sera condamné après un procès au tribunal civil de Paris par un jugement en date du 24 mai 1887à terminer 3 tableaux, dont "Le Champ de Courses", "La Blanchisseuse en silhouette" et "Les Grosses Blanchisseuses". Cette dernière œuvre aujourd'hui disparue est la première version23la seconde étant "Les Repasseuses" exposée actuellement à Orsay. La première version est vraisemblablement la commande de Faure en 1874 qui aura été livrée en 1887, les repasseuses L686 volontiers considérées comme faisant partie de cette commande ne peuvent absolument pas l’être puisque non retouchées comme l’exige le tribunal et les correspondances de Degas , aussi le tableau n’appartenait pas à Faure lors de l’exposition de 1876 bien que payé d’avance.. Vincent van Gogh, dans la lettre du 28 janvier 1889 d'Arles écrit à son frère Théo : « Tu as vu comme moi défiler dans la petite vitrine d’une maison d’encadrement de la rue Laffitte une partie de la collection Faure n’est ce pas. Tu as vu comme moi que ce lent défilé de toiles autrefois méprisées était étrangement intéressant.- Bon.- Mon grand désir serait que toi tu eusses plus tôt ou plus tard une série de toiles de moi lesquelles pourraient elles aussi défiler juste dans la même vitrine. » En 1902, il publie un opuscule qui décrit sa collection avec 102 références. En mars 1906, il vend par l'intermédiaire de la Galerie Durand-Ruel tableaux de Manet issus de sa collection. Après la mort de son fils sa belle-fille, la peintre Louise Victoria Herman, vendra en 1919 encore 48 tableaux de la collection hérités pour 300000 francs. Il possédait d'autres collections d'objets remarquables, de porcelaines de Rouen, d'ivoires, de boites décorées, de sculptures de crucifix en métal et bronze, objets qui sont considérés comme perdus sans descriptif précis. Extrêmement affaibli sourd et presque aveugle, il meurt le 9 novembre 1914 dans son appartement de Paris. Il repose dans un caveau familial au cimetière Père Lachaise division 65. Ecrits et Recueils de mélodies _25 Mélodies de J.B Faure,_ Henri Heugel, Paris 1872 (réédition 1896). _20 Mélodies de J.B Faure,_ Henri Heugel, Paris 1876. _La Voix et le Chant,_ Henri Heugel, Paris, 1886. _Aux jeunes chanteurs,_ extrait de La Voix et le Chant, Henri Heugel, Paris, 1898. Hommages Quatre grandes photographies de lui dans divers rôles sont exposées dans un couloir de "la Maison Mantin" à Moulins (Allier), ancienne résidence urbaine de l'avocat et préfet Louis Mantin (1851-1905), sans que l'on sache la nature des éventuelles relations entre ces deux amateurs d'art et collectionneurs moulinois (cf. La Maison Mantin - une demeure d'atmosphère, Bleu autour, 2011, p.25).
Goedemorgen Henri !!! Dank voor de info over de plaat en voor het interessante verhaal over Jean Baptiste Faure !!! Dankbare groeten van Henk en ik wens je een prachtig weekend !!!!!
Merci mon chere Henri pour toute les tres interessantes informations !!! tu est FORMIDABLE !!!!
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Josef August *„Jo“ Alex,* auch Joe Alex, Pseudonym Herbert Sand (* 23. Februar 1895 in Recht, Kreis Malmedy; † 1973 in Berlin) war ein deutscher Jazz- und Unterhaltungsmusiker (Akkordeon, Altsaxophon, Klarinette), Arrangeur und Komponist. Vor allem wegen seiner wenigen Plattenaufnahmen erlangte er nicht die Bekanntheit des „Dreigestirns“ Will Glahé, Heinz Munsonius und Albert Vossen. Leben und Wirken Alex spielte 1925-29 im Orchester von Dajos Béla, 1933 bei Robert Renard mit seinem Instrumentalia Tanz Orchester, ferner mit dem Sänger Robert Koppel. 1933 spielte er für das Plattenlabel Brillant einige Titel ein; ein Jahr später für Telefunken. Ab 1935 hatte er einen Vertrag bei Label Tempo, für das er als musikalischer Leiter unter dem Namen Tempo-Meister-Orchester oder Musette-Orchester aufnahm. Weitere Schallplatten entstanden für die Firma Lindström (Gloria), darunter „Harmonika Duette“ (u. a. mit Will Glahé). 1930 schrieb er die Filmmusik für _Die große Sehnsucht_ (Regie Stefan Szekely), erschienen als Schallplatte mit dem Marek Weber Orchester. Als Akkordeonist nahm er mit eigener Band (Jo Alex mit seinen Solisten) in den frühen 1940er-Jahren für Tempo einige Schallplatten auf, wie „Es sind viele Jahre vergangen“ (mit Karl Golgowski, Gesang), „Ferner liefen“ und „Sorgenbrecher“ (1942) von Heinz Munsonius. Er schrieb zahlreiche Kompositionen für Piano und Akkordeon wie „Ferien in Spanien“, „Lustiger Hamburger“ und „Alexander Boogie“. insgesamt 509 Titel, weitgehend unter dem Pseudonym Herbert Sand. Seine Arrangements waren weniger hot und swingend denn der folkloristischer Musik zugewandt; seine Instrumentierung ließ auch Flöte und Xylophon zum Einsatz kommen. Er stand 1944 in der Gottbegnadeten-Liste des Reichsministeriums für Volksaufklärung und Propaganda. Nach Kriegsende lebte Alex für kurze Zeit in Oberhausen, bevor er nach Kaldenkirchen zog und als Musiker und Komponist zunächst auf lokaler Ebene arbeitete. Im Jahre 1950 komponierte Alex das Lied "Hoch Kaldenkirchen" zu Ehren des Musikvereins Kaldenkirchen, welches bis heute als Stadthymne gesungen wird. 1951 ging er wieder nach Berlin, wo er u. a. für den Rundfunksender RIAS arbeitete. Joe Alex starb 1973 im Alter von 78 Jahren in Berlin und fand auch dort auf dem St-Michael-Friedhof seine letzte Ruhestätte.
Dank voor dit prachtige levensverhaal van Jo Alex !!!! Henri je bent FANTASTISCH !!!!!
Genoten, Henk, van de mooie uploads. We krijgen een drukke week met extra bezoek die graag blijven eten. Komt je hele familie met de Kerst ook bij jullie eten? Een prettige dag toegewenst en graag tot morgen. Hugs, Tonya.
Hoi Tonya !!!! Ook wij hebben met de Kerst een ,,full house" Hahaha !!!! Een handshake voor Sir Hub en 3 dikke zoenen voor jou van Henkie Maas ! Houdoe !!!!!
@@henkgloudemans8886 Ik wens je een gezellige dag met je familie. Het sneeuwt hier, Henk. Alles mooi wit.Houdoe.
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_Geh' nie mehr fort von mir_ - Frank Fox (Musik) & Aldo von Pinelli (Text) - aus der romantischen Filmkomödie _So ein Früchtchen,_ mit Lucie Englisch, Maria Andergast, Paul Hörbiger, Fita Benkhoff, Will Dohm und Rudolf Platte *Frank Fox,* geboren als Frank Fux bzw. Frank Fuchs, (* 25. Juli 1902 in Bistritz am Hostein, Mähren, Österreich-Ungarn; † 27. November 1965 in München) war ein österreichischer Kapellmeister und Filmkomponist. Frank Fox studierte von 1919 bis 1921 an der Akademie für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Wien unter Joseph Marx, Ferdinand Löwe und Franz Schmidt. Anschließend war er als Kapellmeister international tätig und gründete in Wien ein Tanzorchester, mit dem er Auftritte im Wiener Café am Graben und am Scala-Theater absolvierte. Mit seiner „Florida“-Band spielte er etwa in Wien, Karlsbad und Zürich. Ab 1928 wirkte er als Kapellmeister am Deutschen Volkstheater Wien. Als mit _In der Theateragentur_ (1930) der erste österreichische Tonspielfilm erschien, zeichnete er für die Komposition - nach einem Text von Peter Herz - verantwortlich. Er wurde Musikleiter der Tobis-Sascha Filmindustrie und war von nun an vorwiegend als Filmkomponist tätig. Nach dem Anschluß Österreichs ging Fox nach Berlin und wirkte dort, nun wieder als Frank Fux, als Kapellmeister am Metropol-Theater. Nebenbei blieb er bis unmittelbar vor Kriegsende 1945 auch weiterhin als Filmkomponist aktiv. Fox stand 1944 in der Gottbegnadeten-Liste des Reichsministeriums für Volksaufklärung und Propaganda. 1946 schrieb Fox auch die Komposition für den ersten österreichischen Nachkriegsspielfilm Der weite Weg Nach 1945 war er mit Heinz Sandauer für den Rundfunk und für das Kabarett Simpl tätig. Zudem komponierte er auch Operetten sowie Schlager- und Unterhaltungsmusik und Wienerlieder. Mit der Gründung der Bundesrepublik Deutschland ließ sich Frank Fox in München nieder. Zahlreiche Schallplatten, darunter Operetten-Querschnitte und Recitals, dirigierte er für Electrola und Eurodisc. Seine Grabstätte ist auf dem Münchner Waldfriedhof, Alter Teil, zu finden. Operettenmusik (Auswahl): _Premiere im Metropol,_ 1946 _Broadway,_ 1946 Schlagermusik (Auswahl): _Virtuos_ (Foxtrot a.d. Tonfilm Aufruhr im Damenstift, D 1941, Regie: F.D.Andam) _Weißt du noch?_ (Tango a.d. Tonfilm Aufruhr im Damenstift, Text: Aldo von Pinelli) _Es klopft mein Herz bum-bum_ (Lied a.d.Tonfilm _So ein Früchtchen,_ D 1942, Regie: Alfred Stöger) Wienerlieder (Auswahl): _Wenn der Wiener englisch redt_ _Einmal war Wien eine Kaiserstadt_ *Aldo von Pinelli,* eigentlich Aldo Walter von Pinelli (* 11. September 1912 in Cervara di Roma; † 18. Dezember 1967 in München) war ein italienischer Schriftsteller, Liedtexter, Drehbuchautor und Filmproduzent. Aldo Walter von Pinelli war der Sohn von Manfredo von Pinelli († 1920 in Berlin) und der mit diesem seit 1905 oder 1906 in Rom verheirateten Gertrud Paula von Pinelli, geb. L’Arronge (1881-nach 1929). Sein Großvater väterlicherseits war Giuseppe Pinelli(-Rizzutto), Direktionschef im italienischen Justizministerium, die Großmutter väterlicherseits die Schriftstellerin Ada von Treskow, die sich 1891 scheiden ließ. Aldo von Pinellis Vater war promovierter Jurist, Fechtsportler und Landwirt auf dem ererbten Gut Tenuta Cervaro, wo er ein Haus errichtete. Aldo von Pinellis Mutter war die jüngste Tochter des Theaterdirektors und Kapellmeisters Adolph L’Arronge; als Witwe betrieb sie noch 1929 in der Berliner Budapester Straße Nr. 1 eine Pension. Ein Grundbucheintrag in Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten legt nahe, dass sich Gertrud Paula von Pinelli nach 1929 unter dem Namen Kuttner neu vermählte. Pinelli studierte Literaturgeschichte und begann in den 1930er Jahren in Berlin seine Arbeit als Texter für die Kleinkunstbühnen _Die Katakombe_ und _Kabarett der Komiker._ Seit Mitte des Jahrzehnts schrieb er auch Filmdrehbücher. Pinellis Fachgebiet war die leichte Komödie, sehr häufig in Verbindung mit Schlagermusik, zu der er vielfach auch die Texte beisteuerte. Seine Liedtexte mit Melodien von Komponisten wie Peter Kreuder, Ludwig Schmidseder, Peter Igelhoff und Anton Profes waren auch in anderen Filmen zu hören, zum Beispiel in _Wir machen Musik_ und erschienen auf Schallplatten. Seine wohl bekanntesten Titel dürften _Kauf dir einen bunten Luftballon_ aus dem Film _Der weiße Traum_ (1943, mit Anton Profes) und _Ich hab noch einen Koffer in Berlin_ (mit Ralph Maria Siegel) sein. Außerdem verfaßte er Bühnenstücke und Gedichte. Auch nach Ende des Dritten Reichs belieferte er den Schlagermarkt mit Konfektionsware. In den letzten Jahren war Pinelli Mitinhaber der Melodiefilm und als Co-Produzent an mehreren Filmen beteiligt. Bei der aufwendigen Verfilmung des Romans _Onkel Toms Hütte_ im Jahr 1965 übernahm er die Gesamtleitung. Er verfaßte auch zahlreiche Hörspiele.
*Karl Golgowsky* (auch Karl Golgowski, auch unter dem Pseudonym Bert Roda tätig; * 11. November 1910 in Hüsten; † 1994) war ein deutscher Schlagersänger, Komponist und Liedtexter. Golgowsky absolvierte ein Gesangsstudium im Stimmfach Bariton bei Adolf Erlenwein in Dortmund und bei Julius von Raatz-Brockmann in Berlin. Er arbeitete als Leiter verschiedener Männer-, Frauen- und Kinderchöre und als Musiklehrer. Einen breiten Bekanntheitsgrad erlangte er als Schlagertexter, Schlagersänger, Leiter und Mitglied diverser Gesangsgruppen der 1950er Jahre. Golgowsky bildete bereits in den 1930er Jahren zusammen mit Rudi Schuricke und Horst Rosenberg das Original Schuricke-Terzett. Gemeinsam mit Wyn Hoop trat er als Duo Die Fellows auf. Zu den weiteren Formationen gehören Rodgers-Gesangs-Duett, Die Wandergesellen und Die Rixdorfer Sänger. Zwischen Ende der 1940er Jahre und Mitte der 1960er Jahre leitete er das Golgowsky-Quartett, das in wechselnden Formationen vor allem von Golgowsky selbst komponierte und getextete Schlager einspielte und damit auch in den deutschen Charts erfolgreich war. Das Quartett trat auch gemeinsam in Film- und Fernsehproduktionen wie _Die große Starparade _(1954) und _Zum neuen Jahr - das neue Spiel_ (1956) auf. Zum Quartett gehörten unter anderem Rudi Stemmler, Herbert Klein, Curt Papenberg, Heinz Stenzel, Friedel Wende und Wyn Hoop. Golgowsky komponierte und textete mehr als 400 Schlager wie „Käthe, du hast so gerade Nähte“, gemeinsam mit Friedel Wende, „Am 30. Mai ist der Weltuntergang“, „Hau ruck, schon wieder fallen alle Neune“ und „Schwarzwaldmarie“.
Dank voor deze interessante biografieen van Frank Fox en Aldo von Pinelli en voor alle verdere info !!!! Een fijne Vrijdagmiddag en groetjes van Henk !!!!
Dank voor deze prachtige biografie van Karl Golgowsky !!!!
@@henridelagardere264 Dear Henri, thank you for the biographies of Frank Fox, Aldo von Pinelli and Karl Golgowsky !!!! I wish you a lovely evening !!!!!! Warm greetings from Jytte
Jan 26, 1966, Den Haag - _Hello, Dolly!_ - Jerry Herman (music) & words) - The DSCB: Ray Kaart - tp; Dick Kaart - tb; Peter Schilperoort - cl, ts; Arie Lightart - g; Bob van Oven - b; Peter Ypma - dr. Originally released on the album _Tribute to Louis Armstrong,_ which featured these Satchmo classics: _You're Driving Me Crazy ~ Melancholy (Blues) ~ Someday You'll Be Sorry ~ Mack the Knife ~ When It's Sleepy Time Down South ~ Hello Dolly ~ Cornet Chop Suey ~ Blueberry Hill ~ Potato Head Blues ~ Two Deuces ~ Mahogany Hall Blues Stomp ~ Dipper Mouth Blues_ *"Hello, Dolly!"* is the title song of the popular musical of the same name, with music and lyrics by Jerry Herman. A recording by Louis Armstrong released in 1964 was a widely popular success, winning the Song of the Year and Male Vocal Performance awards at the 7th Annual Grammy Awards. Armstrong's rendition was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2001. History At the behest of his manager, Louis Armstrong made a demonstration recording of "Hello, Dolly!" in December 1963, for the song's publisher to use to promote the Broadway show. In January 1964, the same month Hello, Dolly! opened in New York City, Kapp Records released Armstrong's publishing demo as a commercial single. His version reached No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, ending the Beatles' streak of 3 chart-topping hits in a row over 14 consecutive weeks. "Hello Dolly!" became the most successful single of Armstrong's career, followed by a Gold-selling album of the same name. The song also spent nine weeks atop the adult contemporary chart shortly after the opening of the musical. The song also made Armstrong the oldest artist ever to reach No. 1 on the Hot 100 since its introduction in 1958. Billboard ranked the record as the No. 3 song of 1964, behind the Beatles' "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and "She Loves You". "Hello, Dolly!" won the Grammy Award for Song of the Year in 1965, and Armstrong received a Grammy for Best Vocal Performance, Male. Louis Armstrong also performed the song alongside Barbra Streisand for the musical's 1969 screen adaptation. In 2018, the song was listed at number 178 on the Billboard Hot 100 60th Anniversary chart. "Hello, Lyndon!" Lyndon B. Johnson, often referred to by the moniker "LBJ", used the tune, rechristened "Hello, Lyndon!", as a campaign song for his run in the 1964 U.S. presidential election. This version of the song was performed by Carol Channing at that year's Democratic National Convention, and a recording was made by Ed Ames for distribution at the convention. The "Sunflower" controversy "Hello, Dolly!" became caught up in a lawsuit which could have endangered plans for filming the musical. Mack David, a composer, sued for infringement of copyright, because the first four bars of "Hello, Dolly!" were the same as those in the refrain of David's song "Sunflower" from 1948. As he recounts in his memoirs, Herman had never heard "Sunflower" before the lawsuit, and wanted a chance to defend himself in court, but, for the sake of those involved in the show and the potential film, he reluctantly agreed to pay a settlement before the case would have gone to trial. *HELLO, DOLLY!* Carol Channing & David Hartman First live performance on Nov 18, 1963 Louis Armstrong and The All Stars Jan 1964 First recording on Dec 3, 1963 Hit song Vic Dana - Arranged & Conducted by Ernie Freeman Apr 1964 Frankie Vaughan accompanied by Ivor Raymonde May 29, 1964 Dave Charles May 1964 Ella Fitzgerald Jul 1964 Frank Sinatra and Count Basie and His Orchestra Aug 1964 Steve Lawrence Aug 1964 Teresa Brewer Sep 1964 Hello, Dolly! Wayne Newton Sep 1964 Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass Oct 1964 The Four Freshmen Oct 1964 Marvin Gaye Nov 12, 1964 Bobby Darin Dec 1964 Ambrus Kyri & Vaszari Németh Józse 1964 Paul Anka 1964 Big John's Banjo Band featuring Russ Polette 1964 Andy Williams 1964 Carol Channing and Company 1964 Edie Adams 1964 Herbert Hunter 1964 Joni James - Accompanied by Jack Halloran Singers - Arr. & cond. by Chuck Sagle 1964 Liberace 1964 Live The Johnny Mann Singers 1964 The Kirby Stone Four 1964 The Merrill Staton Voices 1964 The Ray Charles Singers 1964 Trini Lopez 1964 Live Medley Golden Boys Feb 1965 The Buffalo Bills Mar 1965 Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli Jul 25, 1965 Live Sammy Davis, Jr. Aug 1965 Julie London with The Gerald Wilson Big Band Aug 1965 Brenda Lee Sep 1965 Felicia Sanders 1965 Conjunto Académico João Paulo 1965 Stanley Holloway, Geoff Love and His Orchestra and the Lisa Grey Singers 1965 Eileen Gourlay, Mike Sammes Singers, London Variety Theatre Orchestra 1965 Ovidiu Teodorescu 1965 Alvin, Simon & Theodore with David Seville 1965 Cauby Peixoto 1965 Damita Jo 1965 Eddie Fisher 1965 Joe E. Ross 1965 Marilyn Maye 1965 Perillo's Quartet 1965 Petula Clark 1965 Robert Goulet - Arranged and conducted by Don Costa 1965 The Hugo & Luigi Chorus 1965 The Osmond Brothers 1965 The Robert Shaw Chorale and Orchestra 1965 Nancy Wilson - Arranged and conducted by Sid Feller Jan 1966 Tennessee Ernie Ford Mar 7, 1966 Vito and The Salutations Mar 1966 Dora Bryan 1966 Max Bygraves accompanied by Bob Miller and His Millermen 1966 Michel Ray et son orchestre 1966 Roy Smeck and his Paradise Serenaders 1966 The Bachelors [IE] 1966 Matt Monro Nov 1967 Pearl Bailey and Company Dec 1967 Dickie Valentine 1967 Steve Lane's Famous Southern Stompers 1967 The Stonemans June 1968 Cab Calloway With "Bugs" Bower's Orchestra 1968 Jimmy Tarbuck 1968 Pinky & Perky 1968 Stanford University Men's Glee Club 1968 Barbra Streisand & Louis Armstrong Oct 1969 Nancy Holloway 1969 Jerry Vale Jan 1970 Danny La Rue 1970 Herschel Bernardi 1970 Los Yorsy's 1970 Medley The Ding Dongs [Motown] 1970 The Ray Bloch Singers 1970 Jimmy Roselli 1971 Max Bygraves 1971 Medley Franck Pourcel et son grand orchestre 1972 Freddy Quinn 1972 Johnny Farnham 1972 José Guardiola 1974 The Rowdies 1974 Alex Welsh 1975 Medley Barley 1975 The Golden Gate Quartet 1975 Bing Crosby 1976 Eiji Kitamura & Hello Jazz Band 1976 The Blue Saints 1976 Adrian Ford Big Band 1977 Jerry Herman 1978 Live Kansas City Stompers featuring Søren Christensen - Lars Erstrand - Ole Ousen 1978 Carol Channing, Jimmy C. Newman, Hank Locklin 1978 Yoshio Toyama & His Dixieland Saints 1978 George Lewis & His New Orleans Jazz Band 1980 Live Novi Singers 1980 Sonny Knowles 1980 Medley New Haranni Poison Mixers Oct 1981 Ted Easton and His Hotshots 1981 Live Savoy Jazzmen [NL] 1982 Live Mary & Gordy 1983 Metropolitan Jazz Band and Eva Pilarová 1983 The Emeralds [CA] 1983 Medley Helena-Joyce Wright, Ellyn Arons, Diana Myron, Suzanne Ishee, Andrea McArdle 1984 Beale Street Band 1984 The Dixie-O-naires 1985 Live Stjepan "Jimmy" Stanić 1987 Rod Mason Hot Five 1987 Anne Young with Sadayasu Fuji Trio 1987 Ricky May & Bob Barnard 1987 Jazzburgers 1989 PBS-trion 1989 Teresa Brewer & Friends 1991 Jeanette McLeod with the Frieder Berlin Swing Project 1991 Jack Sheldon 1993 Mannie Carstens' Hot Jazz Syndicate 1994 Gilles Remy and His Jazzband 1994 Fessor's Big City Band 1995 Frankie Vaughan and Chorus 1996 Ruth Madoc with Kenny Ball and His Jazz Men 1996 Cotton Club Singers 1998 Live London Gay Men's Chorus 1998 Live Harry Connick, Sr. 1998 Joe Muranyi & Storyville Jazz Band 1999 Charlie Byrd Mar 14, 2000 Ranee Lee Apr 4, 2000 Jane Horrocks Oct 9, 2000 Prohibition Jazz Band 2000 Laux Trio 2000 Laďa Kerndl 2001 Marcus Belgrave 2001 Bob French's Original Tuxedo Jazz Band 2001 The Big Beat Band 2001 Greg Englert 2002 Jesse's New Orleans Band with Anna Sise 2002 Two for Brazil 2002 Angela Lansbury and Carol Channing Jan 7, 2003 Live Medley Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles Apr 15, 2003 Live Quatuor Laqué Apr 2003 A cappella Anthony Warlow 2003 Band of The South Australia Police 2003 Cornet Chop Suey 2004 Özdemir Erdoğan 2004 Andy Williams with The Osmond Brothers Jun 2005 Live The Harlem Ramblers [CH] 2005 Helmut Lotti Sep 15, 2006 The Shadows of Knight 2006 Harry Connick, Jr. Jan 30, 2007 Artett Sep 20, 2007 Leanne Masterton 2007 The London Wind Orchestra cond. by Marc Reift w. Carlos Correa Aug 27, 2008 Jan Jankeje Mobil Band 2008 Live Hot Jazz Band 2008 Dan Zanes and Friends with Carol Channing Nov 17, 2009 Penge Benge Jazz Band 2009 Heart of England Jazz Band 2009 David Campbell Apr 2, 2010 Shirazz 2010 Live Michael Supnick, Paolo Petrozziello, Sergio Piccarozzi & Marco Loddo Nov 22, 2011 Hal Linden 2011 Johnny Mathis Sep 4, 2012 Wesley Phillips Dec 2013 Noelle Vaughn 2013 Ike Moriz Nov 2014 Alvi's Dixie Stompers featuring Pasi Saarelma 2014 Sarah Gardner 2014 Tom Gilchrist 2014 Oleg Frish with Lainie Kazan 2015 Dave Ruffner and The Beignet Orchestra of New Orleans Aug 28, 2016 Bette Midler, Kevin Ligon and Company May 12, 2017 Ken Beebe Nov 2017 Guido Pistocchi Jun 19, 2018 Tutti Baê & Liliana Bollos Sep 5, 2019 Garufa Blue Devils Big Band 2019 Cast of Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist Jan 5, 2021
*Instrumental* Lawrence Welk and His Orchestra Mar 1964 Vocalise version Al (He's the King) Hirt May 1964 Leo Addeo and His Orchestra May 1964 Freddy Martin and His Orchestra Jun 1964 The Three Jacksons Sep 7, 1964 Medley Ace Cannon Sep 1964 Victor Feldman Sep 1964 Ernie Heckscher and His Fairmont Orchestra Oct 1964 Ray Bryant Oct 1964 Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra 1964 Pete Fountain 1964 Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra 1964 Barbara Carroll 1964 Bela Sanders und Sein Tanzorchester 1964 Benny Goodman and His Orchestra 1964 Dick Schory and His Percussion Pops Orchestra 1964 Duke Ellington 1964 Earl Bostic 1964 Eddie Baxter 1964 Enoch Light and His Orchestra 1964 Fausto Papetti 1964 Ferrante and Teicher 1964 Frankie Carle, His Piano and Orchestra 1964 Hugo Montenegro & His Orch. 1964 Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra 1964 Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen 1964 Mrs. Mills with Geoff Love and His Music 1964 Medley Pete Jolly & His Trio 1964 Peter Duchin His Piano and Orchestra 1964 Peter Nero 1964 The Village Stompers 1964 Tommy Dorsey Orchestra under the direction of Sam Donahue 1964 The Don Scaletta Trio February 1965 Glenn Miller Orchestra - Directed by Ray McKinley - Starring Bobby Hackett Apr 1965 The Jonah Jones Quartet May 1965 Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra Aug 1965 Stanley Black conducting the London Festival Orchestra And Chorus 1965 Kirby Griffin (Kirby Griffin) 1965 Wild Bill Davison 1965 Dukes of Dixieland 1965 Aimable son accordéon et son orchestre 1965 Booker Pittman 1965 Eugen Cicero 1965 Fernando Orteu y su conjunto 1965 Jerry Allen 1965 Johnny Maddox 1965 Lester Lanin und sein Orchester 1965 Lou Stein with Banjo and Rhythm Section 1965 Mantovani and His Orchestra 1965 Michael Danzinger 1965 Sammy Kaye and His Orchestra 1965 The Ipanema Pop Orchestra 1965 The Magnificent Strings of Percy Faith 1965 Will Horwell 1965 Winifred Atwell 1965 Medley Sonny Stitt April 1966 Russ Conway - Acc. directed by Geoff Love Jun 1966 Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians Jul 1966 *Dutch Swing College Band 1966* Carlos Piper e Sua Orquestra 1966 Cyril Stapleton and His Orchestra 1966 Danny Griffith 1966 Harold Betters 1966 Joe "Fingers" Carr (Lou Busch) 1966 The Fabulous Gemtones 1966 The Mexicali Brass 1966 The Three Reeds 1966 Willis Jackson 1966 Ray Conniff His Orchestra and Chorus Jan 1967 Vocalise version Frank Traynor's Jazz Preachers Oct 1967 Stanley Black conducting The London Festival Orchestra & Chorus 1967 Lou Donaldson 1967 Kruthornen 1967 Duane Eddy 1967 Horst Jankowski-Quartet 1967 Juan Torres 1967 Los Sonor's 1967 Marty Gold and His Orchestra 1967 The Royal Grand Orchestra 1967 The Ad Vanderhood Quartet 1968 Pierre Sellin et son orchestre 1968 The Burlington Banjo Band 1968 The Storktown Dixie Kids 1968 Al Korvin & Orchestra 1969 Akira Miyazawa, Norio Maeda, Masanaga Harada, Masahiko Togashi 1969 André Brasseur 1969 Heinz Schachtner 1969 Klaus Wunderlich 1969 Milan Bláha 1969 Firehouse Five Plus Two 1970 Anna Dell 1970 Medley Dave Anthony 1970 Medley Living Strings 1970 Pete Colley 1970 Rhoda Scott 1970 Roger Williams 1970 The Gaudin Fair Organ 1970 The StereoAction Orchestra 1970 The Torero Band 1970 Arthur Fiedler / The Boston Pops Orchestra 1971 Franz Lambert 1971 Medley Horst Fischer - Orchester Rudi Bohn und die Jack Milton-Singers 1971 Vocalise version Hugo Strasser und sein Tanzorchester 1971 London Festival Band conducted by Eric Rogers 1971 Jaap Zeeland 1972 Les Patching Quartette 1972 Jimmy Smith [GB1] 1972 Trio Arvanitas 1972 Emil Stern et Son Ensemble 1973 Bobby Crush 1973 Medley Tony Scott, Romano Mussolini 1973 Lester Bowie 1974 Birds 'n Brass (Barbara Moore, Keith Roberts) 1974 Vocalise version Die Domstädter 1974 Leon Kelner 1974 Live Trimble Tones 1974 Medley Brian May and The A.B.C. Melbourne Show Band 1975 Orchester Rudi Bohn 1976 Serge Fontane 1977 Happy Jazz & Co 1977 Tennessee Guitars 1978 Hasse Tellemar & Walter Eriksson Jan 22, 1982 Ichiro Masuda Quartet 1982 Rudi Wilfer Trio 1982 Medley LiTHe Blås 1983 The Hollywood Studio Orchestra 1985 The Red Hot Peppers 1985 The Side Street Strutters 1986 Carol Williams [GB] 1986 Max Rogers 1988 Medley Tom Talbert Septet 1988 Caravelli et son grand orchestre 1990 Swiss-German Dixie-Corporation 1990 Freetime Old Dixie Jassband 1991 Pierre Calligaris 1992 Arvell Shaw and the Louis Armstrong Legacy Band 1992 Medley Arthur Smith & Don Reno Feb 3, 1993 Tiger Okoshi 1993 Hank Jones-Satoru Oda Great Jazz Quintet 1994 The Ballroom Band 1995 Lucky Boys Dixieland Band 1996 Stan Whitmire 1996 Giovanni [IT] Feb 1, 1997 Dixie Bubbles Jazz Band 1997 The Old Stoariegler Dixielandband feat. Oscar Klein 1997 San Quintino Big Band 1998 Altered States 1999 Dieter Fischer 1999 Barrelhouse Jazzband [DE] 2000 Medley Peter Asplund and His Orchestra 2000 Nicholas Payton Mar 20, 2001 Maxentia Big Band & Strings Quartet 2001 Ladies Only 2001 Wiesbadener Juristenband 2001 Thomas Heberer • Dieter Manderscheid 2002 Jonathan Pugh 2002 Eddy Davis "The Manhattan Minstrel" 2005 Jack Jezzro with The Beegie Adair Trio 2005 Edgar Cruz / David B. Hooten 2006 Medley Simon Schott 2006 The Belgrade Dixieland Orchestra 2006 Matt Lemmler Trio 2007 John Burnett Swing Orchestra Oct 21, 2008 Jean-Pierre Derouard Swing Music Trio 2008 Mafalda 2008 Ranger and the Re-Arrangers 2009 Bernd Lhotzky 2011 Vintage Jazz Big Band May 3, 2013 Piano Tribute Players Nov 19, 2013 Jos van Beest Trio 2013 Norbert Susemihl Sep 15, 2014 Stefano Bagnoli "Other Side Trio" con Francesco Patti e Gianluca Di Ienno 2014 Medley Claudio Lo Cascio and His "Sicilia Jazz Dixielanders" 2015 Noël Akchoté Feb 5, 2016 Arthur Lipner Jun 30, 2017 Jean-Pierre Derouard 2018 The Cat and Owl Jun 19, 2020 Bert van den Brink May 21, 2021 *Que tal Dolly?* written by Josep Maria Andreu *Catalan* Nuria Feliu 1972 First release *Přijď k nám, Dolly* written by Zdeněk Borovec *Czech* Milan Chladil 1965 First release *Hello Dolly* written by Alexander Kozák, Ivo Osolsobě *Czech* Eva Pilarová - Karel Vlach se svým orchestrem 1968 First release David Vrobel Trio & Jitka Molavcová Feb 26, 2020 *Hello Dolly* written by Thøger Olesen *Danish* Dario Campeotto med Papa Bue's Viking Jazzband 1964 First release *Hello Hilda* written by unknown author(s) *English* Jimmy Jenson 1964 First release *He's So Jolly* written by Joe Bryant, Bob Rivers, Spike O'Neill *English* Bob Rivers 2000 First release *Fanny's Song* written by unknown author(s) *English* Allan Lieberman 2005 First release *Hello, Dolly* written by Reino Helismaa *Finnish* Lasse Mårtenson First release 1964 First recording on Jun 16, 1964 Black & White [FI] 1975 *Hello! Dolly* written by Pierre Delanoë *French* Petula Clark Jul 16, 1964 First release Philippe Clay 1964 *Hello Dolly* written by André Hornez *French* Annie Cordy 1972 First release Sandvik Big Band, Hayati Kafe 1980 *Hallo Zoni* written by Norbert Bohnsack *German* Norbert & die Feiglinge 1990 First release *Hello Dolly* written by Lilibert, Robert Gilbert *German* Will Brandes - Orchester Kurt Edelhagen 1964 Die Dolly-Singers, Fritz Schulz-Reichel und das Bristol Bar-Sextett 1965 Rex Gildo with Jo Ment's Happy Sound 1968 Medley Filmband Tiffanys Apr 18, 2008 *Hello Dolly* written by Haim Hefer *Hebrew* Hanna Maron First live performance in Oct 1968 Hanna Maron 1968 First release *Hello Dolly* written by Haim Hefer *Hebrew* Yardena Arazi First live performance in 1981 Yardena Arazi 1981 First release *Hello, Dolly!* written by György G. Dénes *Hungarian* Andrea Szulák May 7, 2009 First release *Halló, Dagný* written by Ómar Ragnarsson *Icelandic* Ómar Ragnarsson 1966 First release Live *Hello, Dolly!* (Italian Style) written by unknown author(s) *Italian* Lou Monte May 1964 First release *Hello Dolly* written by Arsen Dedić *Serbian* Ljiljana Petrović 1965 First release *Pozdravljena, ljubezen* written by Barbara Wohinz *Slovenian* Prifarski muzikanti 2003 First release *Hello Dolly* written by Félix Lipesker *Spanish* Trini Lopez 1964 Live Medley Los Cinco Latinos 1966 *¿Qué tal Dolly?* written by Augusto Algueró [Sr.] *Spanish* Franciska 1964 Luis Aguilé 1964 Petula Clark 1964 Quique Roca y su conjunto 1964 Rosalía [ES1] 1964 Torrebruno 1964 Lola y Pilar 1965 Lucecita 1965 Los Yorsy's 1970 Medley *Hello Dolly* written by Leif Nilsson *Swedish* Lasse Lönndahl 1964 Towa Carson 1964 Folke Lindesjös orkester 1977 *Ciao Dolly* written by Bruno Lauzi *Italian* Bruno Lauzi 1964 Rita Pavone 1971 Elisabetta Viviani 2002 *Hello, Dolly* written by Michele Renzullo *Italian* Loretta Goggi 1999
Goedemiddag Henri !!!! Dank voor de namen van het personeel en de opsomming van de nummers !!!! En natuurlijk voor het prachtige uitgebreide verhaal over de song ,,Hello Dolly" met de schier eindeloze lijst met andere uitvoeringen !!!! En voor alle verdere info !!!! Dankbare groeten van Henk !!!!
Dank voor deze Mega lijst met instrumentale en vocale uitvoeringen !!!! Henri je bent AMAZING !!!!
@@henridelagardere264 Dear Henri, thank you for all these great comments !!!!!! You are amazing !!!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Erg mooie muziek dit...
Dankjewel Jos !!!!
It's beautiful music
Thank's for listening to my oldie Greg !!!!!
One of the most joyful jazz tunes 😎
Yes it reminds me on Dolly with the big boobie's !!!! Hahaha !!!!
Now the last of your uploads today, my most precious Henkie !!!!!!! I love this romantic melody !!!!! It is an antique - a Disque Pathé more than 100 years old !!!!!!My sweet friend, I`ll listen again, when I come home from Kulturcaféen !!!!!! I`ll think of you, and I send you my warmest feelings and most caring thoughts !!!!!! Love from your always faithful Jytte
Thank you for your nice words about my record my dearest Jytte !!!!! Have a supernice afternoon !!!!! Till lateron and in the meantime I keep you closed in my heart !!!! Take good care of yourself !!!! Yours always faithful Henk !!!!!
❤😊 wunderbar !
Wunderschon !
guten Morgen Heinrich ! bitte geh nicht wieder fort 😅
Guten Morgen Wilhelm !!!!! Ich bleibe zu hause !!!!
Super swinging music, my dearest Henkie !!!!!!! I love it !!! The Dutch Swing College Band is great !!!!!! "Hello Dolly" is a real classic, that Louis Armstrong sings magnificently !!!!! You can`t help getting in a good mood, when you listen to it !!!!!!!! My sweetie, you are forever in my heart and soul !!!!!!! Yours Jytte
Thank you my sweet Jytte for so many nice words about my record !!!! Make something beautiful of this day Jytte !!!! I keep thinking on you !!!! Yours forever, Henk !!!!
Wauw wauw wauw !!!! What a beautiful love song, my sweet Henkie !!!!! It is very poetic !!!!!! Karl Golgowski sings wonderful !!!!!! Thank you very much !!!!!! My wonderful drummer boy, I send you lots of air-hugs and air-kisses !!!!! Your devoted fan and friend Jytte
Thank you for your enthousiastic words about my record my precious Jytte !!!! And I wish you all the happiness of the World !!!! Your faithful Henk !!!!
My favorite Christmas Song, my dearest Henkie !!!!!Johnny Mathis sings it very good, but the version with Bing Crosby will always be number one !!!!!! Today we are going to have a sunny day with 5 degrees !!!!!! My sweet friend, I wish you all the happiness in the world !!!!!! Yours affectionately Jytte
Thank you for listening to Johnny Matis my dearest Jytte !!!! And ofcourse non can compaere with Bing Crosby !!!!! the weather overhere is still worthless Jytte !!!! Nevertheless I send you my warmest greetings !!!! yours always Henk !!!!
Good morning my dearest Henkie !!! I hope, you have slept well !!!! Thank you for this beautiful song !!!!!! John McCormack has a wonderful voice !!!!!!! Today I am going to have the Christmas Lunch, that I won from Kulturcafeen !!!!! It is for 4 persons, and we are going to be Carina, Emma, Tore and I !!!!!! Tore comes here, and we walk over there together !!! Carina fetches Emma, and they come directly !!!!!! We are going to have a nice afternoon !!!!!!! My sweet friend, I wish Elly and you a lovely Friday !!!!!!! Your eternal friend Jytte
Goodmorning my dearest Jytte !!!! I have slept verry well and I hope that you did the same !!!! I slept till after 8 o'clock ! I thank you that you like McCormack's song !!!! How fantastic that you go together to Kulturecafeen together !!!! And please give them all my greetings and Bonne Appetite !!!!! Have a splendid time !!!! Yours forever faithful Henk !!!!!
Wunderschön… eine solch weiße Weihnacht würde ich mir wünschen! ❄️❄️❄️ Natürlich mit Liedern wie diesem… ⭐️ Sehr gut gesungen, beeindruckende Stimme! 🌟 Vielen Dank fürs Hochladen, lieber Henk! 🙏🍀
Wie immer gerne gemacht Henriette !!!!!
Kein Weihnachten ohne das „Agnus dei“… ✨✨✨ Vielen Dank fürs Hochladen dieser wunderschönen, eindringlichen Version, lieber Henk! 🙏🍀
Danke meiner lieber Henriette !!!!!
Eines meiner allerliebsten Weihnachtslieder… ⭐️🎄⭐️🎄⭐️ Vielen Dank fürs Teilen, lieber Henk! 🙏🍀
Danke meiner lieber Henriette !!!! schone Freitag !!!!
Good evening my dearest Henkie, I found this beautiful melody !!!!!!! I love it !!!!!! Sune was here !! Carina was home cooking for Christmas!!!! She is holding Christmas Lunch 25th December !!!!! Sune sends his greetings !!!! 11th January he is going to Spain, where he and some mates shall be driving motorbikes for a week !!!!! They rent bikes in Spain !!!!!! He is looking very much forward to it !!!!!!! He sends his greetings !!!!!!!!!!! I am very tired, so I`ll go to bed !!!!!!! See you to morrow !!!!!!! My sweet friend, I send you my love !!!!! Yours Jytte
Helllooooo !!!! Goodevening my dearest Jytte !!!! How nice that Sune was with you !!!! And how nice that Carina is alreddy prepairing everything for Christmas lunch !!!! And how nice that Sune and his friends are going together to Spain !!!! That's great !!!! I understand how tired you are ! So I wish you goodnight !!!! Till tomorrow !!! Sleep well and have sweet dreams ! Yours always faithful Henk !!!!
Hello my dearest Henkie !!!! Finally I am back from Herlev !!!! I had both my bladder and my kidneys scanned !!!!! There is no result yet !!!!!! I think I get it 9th January, where I shall speak with a doctor !!!!!! Sune just phoned me. He and Carina come visiting me for an hour or two !!!!!! I`ll listen again, before I go to bed !!!!!! Love from yours forever Jytte
Goodevening welcome back home my sweet Jytte !!!! You are late ! I was alreddy worried ! i takes long before you become the results Jytte !!!! Let us hope for the best !!!! How nice that Sune and Carina coming to you !!!! I wish you a verry nice time and please give them my greetings !!!!! Till lateron!!! I keep thinking on you ! Yours always faithful Henk !!!!
EVEN LEKKER MEE ZINGEN NA AL DIE REGEN!!!!!!!🎉🎉
Hier regent het nog steeds Leo !!!!! 🌧🌨☔
Ein sehr schöner Song.
Danke Karl !!!!!
Genoten, Henk, van de mooie uploads. Nog een fijne dag samen. Houdoe van Hub, hugs van mij, Tonya.
Dankjewel voor het luisteren naar mijn muziekje Tonya !!!! Een handshake voor Sir Hub en 3 dikke zoenen voor jou van Henkie Maas !!!! Houdoe !!!!!
Henk, heb je de tweede deel van de _Naked Gun_ trilogie met Leslie Nielsen gezien. Robert Goulet speelde daarin Quentin Hapsburg.
Wat leuk Henri !!!! Ik heb toevallig giterenavond wat hoogtepunten bekeken !!!! Lieslie Nielsen is Super !!!!!
Heb je misschien een plaat van Enrico Palazzo?
Helaas niet Henri !!!!
Bekijk maar "Enrico Pallazzo National Anthem", en dan schrap je het "helaas".
Zal ik doen !!!!