"Du gehst durch all meine Träume" (1)...Horst Winter mit seinem Tanzorchester (1941)

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Peter Kreuder composed "Du gehst..." for the musical "Traummusik", an Italo-German co-production starring Marte Harell, Lizzi Waldmüller, Axel von Ambesser, Werner Hinz and Albrecht Schönhals. Benjamino Gigli played himself in this movie which dealt with the conflict between serious and pop music. Lizzi Waldmüller was prominently featured in some fine musical sequences and performed not only "Du gehst...." but also "Traummusik", "Liebling mach Musik" and "Señor und Señorita" (with Eric Helgar)....
This video features German crooner Horst Winter and his orchestra from the Carlton Club in Berlin. Horst Winter (1914 - 2001) not only played the clarinet but also was a vocalist for a number of orchestras, for example in Willy Berking's band... In 1941 he formed his own band and recorded for the Tempo label... Usually he combined one well known track with a lesser known jazzy title (often pushing the limit of what was acceptable in the eyes of the Reichsmusikkammer). He pushed the enveloppe to far when his version of "Sie will nicht Blumen und nicht Schokolade" was forbidden. In 1943 he was drafted into the army and became a prisoner of war in France. He settled in Vienna, where he founded the "Wiener Tanzorchester" in 1946. From 1950 onwards he conducted his "Horst Winter Tanzorchester". He went on numerous tours (even to the USA) and was the recipient of many awards. He remained active until a few months before his death.
The video features pictures of Lizzi Waldmüller and Marte Harell, the leading ladies of the movie as well as a movie programme and a sequence from "Traummusik".
About the record :
Tempo
5045 / 1637
Berlin 1941
Post-war pressing - Record in good condition
This record was recorded with a Grado 78C cartridge with as well as 78rpm phono preamp. The restoration was done as truthfully as possible.

[@bradman8281]

Wunderschönes Lied, man hört es immer wieder gerne!!!!!!!!

[@ianarenas6710]

Du gehst durch all meine Träume! Du siehst mich zärtlich an und sagst zu mir: "Ich liebe dich, so sehr ich liebe kann!" Du gehst durch all meine Träume und nimmst in jeder Nacht die Sehnsucht fort von mir, die mich am Tage traurig macht. Und beim Erwachen denk' ich mir: Heut' tret' ich vor dich hin, sage mit ein paar Worten dir, wie verliebt ich in dich bin! Du gehst durch all meine Träume, mir nah und doch so weit, ach, wären meine Träume doch nur einmal Wirklichkeit!

[@rogeredgington1438]

In 1948 this man had an orchestra playing in the Winter Garten in Vienna. It was a large band and his music was similar to Tommy . Dorsey. Terrific, and l was there. I was an American soldier assigned to the 131st Finance Disbursing Section. Those were the days.

[@krummi53]

Karl Schwarz, born 1924, had wonderful memories from these years you are talking about. He told me about it again and again, so that I could almost tell what it must have felt like. He loved the evenings there.

[@marcotrapp5197]

Ist das schön...

[@philippejenvrin2741]

Gut Version !

[@an2842]

Waren dass noch schoene Zeiten, leider kommen die nicht zurueck

[@Ronald070]

Mooie 'verdoeking', met een heel natuurlijk geluid.

[@jtcarrey]

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[@VINGC]

this is probably the most beautiful schlager of 40´s and Horst Winter is an atemporal classic, I find Schuricke-Terzett and Lutz Templin's too slow, Lizzi Waldmuller's is a picture of an Epoque

[@JozefSterkens]

I lost my copy of Briefen die mir nicht erreichen by A. Luther. If you have it please!!!!!!

[@lysannnobst9110]

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[@alejandrojaraparedes1639]

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