Unidentified radio/newsreel music

[Maikowski]

[Several threads dealing with unidentified radio/newsreel music have been merged by the host, Ivan Ž.]

Hi there,
Does anyone know the name of the march played at the very beginning of this video?
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x619fy ... rch_algo=2
You can hear it again at 2'05''.
Note that the same march is also on the Documentary Series CD "Die Jugend marschiert - Teil 1", without any mention of the title though.
Thank you very much in advance
Maiko

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[Maikowski]

Nobody ???

[Mitridat]

Hi,

would you please help me identify this soundtrack:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMbKJq6bbDo
6:40 - 7:45
It is used quite often in the Wochenschau, this video is used only as an example. It usually accompanies massive assaults.

And if possible, this one as well:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm9LRmig5cI
11:38 - 13:38
This one is also repeatedly used (up to the last Wochenschau where it accompanies the scenes of Koenigsberg defence).

There is a melody in German newsreels that is apparently associated with Finland: it accompanies, for example, Mannerheim's visit to Germany (starting from 0:58 in the fragment below). Is it from a famous symphony?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vUYi5m5hE8

[Auceps]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9a2Ewe7RWQ
From 0:25 sounds some unknown RAD-Präsentiermarsch. Maybe someone knows the name and the composer? Possibly Herms Niel?

[français]

Hello all the members of this Forum;

Who could identify the background of this video about Hitler and his dog:
'Der Führer und sein Schäferhund Blondi im Wolfsschanze'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Af9xXlSxUwg

Thanks in advance

français

[Auceps]

Perhaps someone knows the march from 34:00?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk6kqP9Ba1s

[Libelle]

Dear all,

can anyone help wit the identification of the music that is being played in the following video:

1940 06 xx Die Deutsche Wochenschau OKW Monatsbildbericht

from 17:05 to 19:15,
from 19:16 to 20:14,
and from 22:00 to 22:30

Thanks a lot in advance

[Panzerspitze]

There is a melody in German newsreels that is apparently associated with Finland: it accompanies, for example, Mannerheim's visit to Germany (starting from 0:58 in the fragment below). Is it from a famous symphony?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vUYi5m5hE8

I have found parts of it in Die Deutsche Wochenschau Nr. 614, Nr. 618, Nr. 627, Nr. 632, and Nr. 713. Hermann Göring appeared in three of those.

[reichmusik]

Good day! This one I've been stuck on for some years, and haven't found what it is, but does anyone know the piece starting from 21:31 to 22:10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDrySn9IHyg

[Panzerspitze]

Does the music from the 8:00 mark through the end (15:55) belong to the same soundtrack? All of it sound familiar.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gH_Si_mF_o
The first part 8:38-10:28 is also used at around the 11:00 mark of the video "UFA-Tonwoche Nr.451_1939 - Hitlers 50. Geburtstag" (before the flyover of Luftwaffe aircraft,which was followed by Lockmarsch and Regimentsgruß). The second part 10:29-12:29 is also used in other Wochenschau (Nrs. 530, 596, 642, 722). The last part (12:30-15:55) is associated with the voice-over "...immer neue[r]..." (probably from the Wochenschau associated with the French campaign) in my head, so it must have been used elsewhere, but it's not from the 3. Übung segment of "Olympia - Das Fest der Schönheit (1936)" as I initially thought. What is/are the name(s) of this/these?

Edit: Figured out 12:30-15:55 of above: it's from the opening minutes of Triumph des Willens. It also appeared in Die Deutsche Wochenschau Nrs. 512 and 548, as well as Balkanfeldzug. I'm calling it [An imaginary title removed by the host, Ivan Ž.]

What's the soundtrack around the 15-min mark during the parade of British and Commonwealth POWs?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O2KOQLCpts

What's the background music in these two segments of Wochenschau?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWWaQIBXNPw

Is there a name for this music that's always associated with field hospitals (Wochenschau Nr. 5xx, 572, 586, ???)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40KZzBORyDc

I realize the music from 0m31s through 1m47s in Die Deutsche Wochenschau Nr. 736 (below) sounds like the same one from the 6m-7m mark of Triumph des Willens, but is it originally from Wagner's Meistersinger von Nürnberg?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtaqy2q7hg0

[Ivan Ž.]

I realize the music from 0m31s through 1m47s in Die Deutsche Wochenschau Nr. 736 (below) sounds like the same one from the 6m-7m mark of Triumph des Willens, but is it originally from Wagner's Meistersinger von Nürnberg?

Those are some variations on the melody of "Wach' auf, du deutsches Land" from "Der Sieg des Glaubens" movie, which can be indeed also heard in "Triumph des Willens" (Herbert Windt composed music for both movies).

Cheers,
Ivan

[Panzerspitze]

Those are some variations on the melody of "Wach' auf, du deutsches Land" from "Der Sieg des Glaubens" movie, which can be indeed also heard in "Triumph des Willens" (Herbert Windt composed music for both movies).

Thanks. Never seen Der Sieg des Glaubens before. Will watch it now.

[PatrickBateman]

Can somebody tell me the song at 6:55-8:37. Such great footage combined with that music.

https://youtu.be/vQ08kov7thU?t=6m55s

[Panzerspitze]

What is the origin of the musik in Part 2 of DW Nr. 725 (from 3:25--5:10, of the Fallschirmjaegers fighting Sherman tanks)?
https://fs.net-film.ru/fs41407.mp4
It sounds rather familiar, as if from a German movie produced in the 1930s, but I can't quite tell which movie. The same music is also used in DW Nr. 632.

Second, what is the music during Joseph Darnand's speech around the 8:00 mark in Part 1 of DW Nr. 715? Is it of French or German origin?
https://fs.net-film.ru/fs41453.mp4

Third, what is the music during the scenes of SS Division "Götz von Berlichingen" (starting around the 4:00 mark of Part 2)? It sounds like it could be from an opera.
https://fs.net-film.ru/fs39432.mp4

[Panzerspitze]

What is the opening musik during Ludendorff's funeral?