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Wegen Urheberrechtsprobleme mit der Künstlerin Samara Silberkehl wurde die andere Version "Marschall und Waibel" gelöscht. Due to copyright problems with the artist Samara Silberkehl I deleted "Marschall und Waibel".
Greetings from a simple Polish Ukrainian lad. I was wondering if you could do a cover of "Hej Sokoły" or "When We Were at War". I'm just really curious as to how they would sound because I really enjoy listening to your various songs. You really do great.
I remember you had released another version of this, a waltzing Matilda in German. You took it down and replaced it with this one. While I love this rendition and your newer waltzing Matilda as well, I do really miss the original recording. If you still have it, I would to have it released again!
if anyone finds it please lmk i like that one better, ps i found it on some weird chinese site www.bilibili.com/video/av92648417/ low image quality tho
Australia founded 1788, This tune / song predates the first landing in Van Diemen's Land by DECADES. - The tune was 'transported' by soldiers & sailors, had new words added by 'Waltzing Matilda' author Banjo Patterson (a close friend of 'Breaker Morant'), who also penned the poem 'The man from Snowy River (made into a film and a 65 episode TV series, which featured Olivia Newton John in a small role), know your facts Chaps.
Will, the tune that Karl sings is the Marie Cowan version of "Waltzing Matilda" which was arranged and published as an advertising jingle for Billy Tea in Sydney, Australia, in 1903. "Waltzing Matilda" is made up of two phases of the Scottish song, 'Bonnie Wood of Craigielea" combined in the musical form AABA. "Bonnie Wood of Craigielea" was composed by, Glasgow musician, James Barr, probably in 1806 and it was published in 1818. There is no record of the song "Marching through Rochester" before 1900. If you can find any evidence of the existence of this tune before 1900, please supply it. In recent years, any tune written in the last 3 or 4 hundred years can be found in digital collections from many reputable sources. If the "tune / song predates the first landing in Van Diemen's Land by DECADES", you should have no trouble at all in finding it.
Marlborough is before Australia was discovered I thought... honestly though I like these lyrics much better with the tune. Makes me think of North Rhine Westphalia instead of Australia which makes me happy. NRW is much better
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Wegen Urheberrechtsprobleme mit der Künstlerin Samara Silberkehl wurde die andere Version "Marschall und Waibel" gelöscht.
Due to copyright problems with the artist Samara Silberkehl I deleted "Marschall und Waibel".
That's a shame. It was a damn good song.
Can't you upload it somewhere else? Even on just some kind of file sharing site. I hope that fantastic recording isn't completely lost forever.
@@tonimatkala7812 Thanks. I managed to download it from some strange Chinese site a while back. But thanks for uploading.
@@johndoeanon445 do you still have it? I lost the file somewhere :(
Das wird ein Ohrwurm. Ich bin begeistert.
Maybe u can do a German version of “marching through Georgia”
Or “The Southern Soldier”
Marching through Georgia would be great
yeah pls do one
Hello, brother
Chris Cullen hello there brother
Can’t wait!!!! I listen to your British grenadier song over and over (I have recently become addicted to British marching songs)
Actually me too but know I've become addicted to all marching songs
Amazing yet again, its always lovely how you can sing and translate all these songs and put them in a german context.
I played this at the Vienna Opera House
Now it's the Sydney Opera House
Make a German version of the American WW1 and WW2 March, 'Over There'.
Greetings from a simple Polish Ukrainian lad. I was wondering if you could do a cover of "Hej Sokoły" or "When We Were at War". I'm just really curious as to how they would sound because I really enjoy listening to your various songs. You really do great.
Was ist denn mit der alten Version passiert?
I like this version a lot. It's sounds just like how I thought it would before I heard it.
Such a valuable addition to life, this Karl Sternau! ❤️
I remember you had released another version of this, a waltzing Matilda in German. You took it down and replaced it with this one. While I love this rendition and your newer waltzing Matilda as well, I do really miss the original recording. If you still have it, I would to have it released again!
I'm excited.
DA IST ER!
Endlich ist das wieder online. Habs schon gesucht. :D
Where did the other one go? You deleted it? It was better imo
Is there any way of accessing the old version that was taken down earlier? Did anyone download it?
if anyone finds it please lmk i like that one better, ps i found it on some weird chinese site www.bilibili.com/video/av92648417/ low image quality tho
@@cannonfodder8907 I couldn't get that site to work at all.
@@johndoeanon445 You may google 'bilibili downloader', some sites like videotosave provide online downloading service for 'bilibili'.
@@cannonfodder8907 THE SITE WORKS NOW! Praise Odin Gautama Christ-Chan!
Thank you, friend, I can finally hear it once again!
Australia founded 1788, This tune / song predates the first landing in Van Diemen's Land by DECADES. - The tune was 'transported' by soldiers & sailors, had new words added by 'Waltzing Matilda' author Banjo Patterson (a close friend of 'Breaker Morant'), who also penned the poem 'The man from Snowy River (made into a film and a 65 episode TV series, which featured Olivia Newton John in a small role), know your facts Chaps.
Will, the tune that Karl sings is the Marie Cowan version of "Waltzing Matilda" which was arranged and published as an advertising jingle for Billy Tea in Sydney, Australia, in 1903. "Waltzing Matilda" is made up of two phases of the Scottish song, 'Bonnie Wood of Craigielea" combined in the musical form AABA. "Bonnie Wood of Craigielea" was composed by, Glasgow musician, James Barr, probably in 1806 and it was published in 1818. There is no record of the song "Marching through Rochester" before 1900. If you can find any evidence of the existence of this tune before 1900, please supply it. In recent years, any tune written in the last 3 or 4 hundred years can be found in digital collections from many reputable sources. If the "tune / song predates the first landing in Van Diemen's Land by DECADES", you should have no trouble at all in finding it.
hallo karl uno molto bene marsch🎼🎼 mi piace☺☺ bravo🍻🇩🇪🇮🇹
Huh, it's to the tune of Waltzing Matilda...
Adapted by the british soldiers during ww1
Yu Hin TAM yes
It is the waltzing Matilda tune they just copied it
Schmaltzing Matilda!
Mr Rochester: What the deuce are you doing marching through me?
This song is great, but you know what's better?
*GERMAN COUNTRY ROADS*
Why were the lyrics changed?
Werdet Soldaten!
Nö i bin kein Staatsdiener uf keyn fall
Well done, sounds great!
Recommending the star spangled banner once again lol
Fun fact: the Australian wine industry was started not by French immigrants, but by German immigrants
Karl I request you to make a German "Marching through Georgia" please, it would be good.
Cheers for this, can you do a rendition of "Zehntausend Mann"?
Bring back the Australian-Hungarian Emu empire.
I live in Rochester. New York.
So do I.
Karl please make Marcha de las malvinas the argentine Falklands war march song in German please
i thought he already made this
Yeah right?
dummies it's a reupload cuz susan
This version has different lyrics. It’s Blücher instead of Marschall for example
but why..... i liked the other version better
@@alpaka7672 i should've done some research before commenting then :p
oh :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
What happened to dort wo unser banner wehen?
pleaaaaase do marching through Georgia
You had a different version before... It was waaay better
Waltzing Matilda !
Marlborough is before Australia was discovered I thought... honestly though I like these lyrics much better with the tune. Makes me think of North Rhine Westphalia instead of Australia which makes me happy. NRW is much better
Mir sind Krieger 🙏
Düsseldorf
Remember me Waltzing Matilda
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