Kurt Hohenberger Kurt Hohenberger und sein Solisten-Orchester vom 'Quartier Latin', Berlin (CD)
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Kurt Hohenberger: Kurt Hohenberger und sein Solisten-Orchester vom 'Quartier Latin', Berlin (CD)
The golden era of German dance orchestra
Kurt Hohenberger and his soloist orchestra from the 'Quartier Latin', Berlin
Original recordings 1937 to 1943
Hardly a bandleader has such a varied career as the trumpeter Kurt Hohenberger, born on April 28, 1908 in Stuttgart. Since the early 1930s, his instrument has been heard in numerous popular dance bands, including the Marek Weber Orchestra, the DajosBaaOrchester and George Nettelmann. From 1933 Kurt Hohenberger played in the orchestra Oscar Joost, and in this year he developed into one of the leading jazz trumpeters in the German Reich. At the inauguration of the Olympic Games in Berlin in 1936, he was honored to blow the Olympic fanfare with his brother Carl and Karl Kutzer and Erich Puchert.
In 1937 it was finally so far. Kurt Hohenberger founded his own band and performed in the elegant 'Quartier Latin'. Here he developed a very individual style, especially in numerous
Swing and jazz numbers were outstanding. Rather restrained in the interpretation as loud 'trumpeting' the HohenbergerBand quickly acquired numerous fans who particularly appreciated American hot numbers. Some of these titles, which especially in the early years for good sales in the record stores provided, are united on this CD. They are proof that jazz and swing were quite playable even during the Nazi era. Some titles like 'Dinah', 'You're driving me crazy' or 'The Sheik of Araby' belong to the classics of jazz and swing literature. Connoisseurs of the Berlin swing scene described Hohenberger's music as 'swinging, but well danceable' (Horst H. Lange). The cast of the band shows their class. Hohenberger played with a permanent staff, which belonged to the creme de la creme of German dance music: Ernst Höllerhagen (cl, as, v), Fritz SchulzRichel (P, cel), Hans Korseck (g), Rudi Wegener (b), Hans Klagemann ( d) and Helmuth Friedrich (ts, cl). At later recording sessions musicians like Detlev Lais (ts and voc), Willi Kettel (d), Serge Matull (g) or Franz Thon (cl) were added. (According to Lange: 'The German' 78 'Discography of Jazz and Hot Dance Music, 19031958) ...
Jens-Uwe Völmecke
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Article properties: Kurt Hohenberger: Kurt Hohenberger und sein Solisten-Orchester vom 'Quartier Latin', Berlin (CD)
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Interpret: Kurt Hohenberger
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Album titlle: Kurt Hohenberger und sein Solisten-Orchester vom 'Quartier Latin', Berlin (CD)
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Genre Schlager und Volksmusik
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Label JUBE
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EAN: 4040741132130
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01 | You're Driving Me Crazy | Kurt Hohenberger |
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02 | Dinah | Kurt Hohenberger |
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03 | You Can't Stop Me From Dreaming | Kurt Hohenberger |
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04 | There's A Lull In My Life | Kurt Hohenberger |
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05 | Mamma! I Wanna Make Rhythm | Kurt Hohenberger |
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06 | At A Perfume Counter On The Rue De Paix | Kurt Hohenberger |
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07 | Oooh-Boom! | Kurt Hohenberger |
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08 | Oh, Aha! | Kurt Hohenberger |
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09 | Says My Heart | Kurt Hohenberger |
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10 | If It Rains, Who Cares? | Kurt Hohenberger |
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11 | The Sheik Of Araby | Kurt Hohenberger |
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12 | Thanks For Everything | Kurt Hohenberger |
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13 | The Man With The Mandolin | Kurt Hohenberger |
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14 | Time's A Wastin' | Kurt Hohenberger |
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15 | Sag' einmal Ja | Kurt Hohenberger |
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16 | Ich wünsche mir, dass du mir sagst: ich ... | Kurt Hohenberger |
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17 | Te Quiero | Kurt Hohenberger |
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18 | Ti-Pi-Tin | Kurt Hohenberger |
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19 | Melodie | Kurt Hohenberger |
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20 | Rhythmus | Kurt Hohenberger |
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Kurt Hohenberger
* 28. April 1908 - 15. Juli 1979
Kurt Hohenberger * 28. April 1908 - 15. Juli 1979 Hohenberger ist einer der besten deutschen Swingtrompeter seiner Zeit und spielt mit seinem Orchester während der 30er Jahre im berühmten "Quartier Latin" in Paris. 1934 ist er eines der Gründungsmitglieder der legendären, ganz auf Swing eingestellten Studio- und Schallplattenband "Goldene Sieben". 1937 macht Hohenberger erste Schallplattenaufnahmen für Telefunken, ab 1948 Aufnahmen für Polydor. So spielt er Ende 1948 auch "Dieses kleine Liebeslied" mit seinem Orchester ein. Dazu singt Detlev Lais.
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