Post-WWII compositions

[Auceps]

Hello everybody!

Maybe I've already asked that question here (sorry in that case), but I would like to ask it here again: For a very long time ago there was some medley from the 1930-s (or 1929 maybe) on YouTube which was dedicated either to the Berlin S- or U-Bahn. Practially, it was a musical imitation of a train driving from a station to a station, and on every station the choir sang a short song about the city district where the station was. I remember the songs "Komm, Karlineken, komm, wir woll'n nach Pankow geh'n" and "Komm' mit nach Friedenau, da ist der Himmel blau". Possibly it was a Grammophon recording. Could anybody help me on that matter?

Thanks in advance!
Auceps

[Ivan Ž.]

Hello, Auceps

Sounds like Otto Kermbach's medley "Eine lustige S-Bahn Fahrt" (recorded for the "Lied der Zeit" company in 1951):


(A nice idea for a medley, by the way )

Cheers,
Ivan

[Auceps]

Hello, Ivan,

yes, it sounds like it (I remember that some Otto recorded it, but wasn't sure if it was Kermbach or Dobrindt)! Thank you very, very much for your help again!

[Xavier]

nice..indeed! just finished hearing all of it..

[Esoteric_Nostalgist]

In the linked file (22,6mb) I'd like to know the name of the march played from 13:25 to 15:40.

(The march was played by the band of the Schutzpolizei Köln)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1dwo1ocq0603y ... 1.mp3?dl=0

[Ivan Ž.]

It's a postwar (1960s) marine piece called "Hab' gute Fahrt", composed by Wal Barny & Peter Poll.

Cheers,
Ivan

[Esoteric_Nostalgist]

Thank you for your quick reply !

Sincerely,
Esoteric_Nostalgist

[flieger60]

I'm looking for the lyrics of this song. If anyone knows or will take the time to write it, it'll be greatly appreciated!

[Ivan Ž.]

Hello and

Just a note: the song itself is a postwar (1960s) piece, created by Walter Heyer (under his real name and his pseudonym Jan Steeven).

I've merged your post with our thread dealing with post-WWII compositions now.

Cheers,
Ivan

[Alarm_Uboat]

This song aroused a lot of curiosity in me, starting with the name and ending with belonging to that time. This song can be heard in the movie 08/15 (1954), which casts doubt on my second question that this song was written after the Second World War. Other circumstances with the correct title (I found at least two titles of this song,,Das Lied von der Soldatenbraut,, and ,,Karabiner 98K Lied,, if I'm not mistaken, it begins with the words ,,Ich sing Euch jetzt ein schönes Lied...,,

[Ivan Ž.]

It's a postwar piece, made for the movie (music by Rolf Wilhelm, lyrics by Fred Rauch).

Lyrics:

Das Lied von der Soldatenbraut.jpeg (169.88 KiB) Viewed 51 times

Source: Illustrierte Film-Bühne Nr. 2865 (08/15, II. Teil)

Cheers,
Ivan