Heinz Wehner Heinz Wehner und sein Orchester vom Delphi Palast, Berlin 1935-42 - Die goldene Ära deutscher Tanzorchester (CD)

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Heinz Wehner: Heinz Wehner und sein Orchester vom Delphi Palast, Berlin 1935-42 - Die goldene Ära deutscher Tanzorchester (CD)

The golden era of German dance orchestra

Heinz Werner and his orchestra from the Delphi Palace, Berlin 1935-42
Original photographs from 1935 to 1942

Heinz Wehner was born on May 21, 1908 in the small town of Einsal in Westphalia. From the beginning it must have attracted him to the music. He studies violin, and as early as the mid-twenties, he has his own modest chapel, with which he taunted. For the ambitious musician the way to Berlin is predetermined, because only there it was possible to play out of the gray mass of traveling dance musicians, so to speak, in the first row. In 1934 it's finally time.

With his own orchestra consisting of ten musicians, Heinz Wehner gives his first guest performance in the Reich capital, in the Europa Pavilion in Königgrätzer Straße. Here the orchestra was to return again and again until its dissolution. Musical headquarters, however, is another, no less popular establishment: the 'DelphiPalast' in Kantstraße. The closeness of the bandleader's relationship to this house is evidenced by the fact that he marries the owner of the 'Delphi' at the beginning of the war. 11 In the thirties, Wehner is one of those who are popular because of their enormous popularity to take out a few freedoms regarding their 'hot' style of play.

In a time when swing dancing is not welcomed and even sanctions of the Reichsmusikkammer against musicians are introduced, who confess in public to the Anglo-American swing, Wehner can risk until the year 1937 the name 'TelefunkenSwingOrchester' on the labels of his records respectively. How swing enthusiast Heinz Wehner was you can already see that he always recited the English refrains of American swing and hot numbers on stage and on records, although his pronunciation was anything but good ...

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Interpret: Heinz Wehner
Album titlle: Heinz Wehner und sein Orchester vom Delphi Palast, Berlin 1935-42 - Die goldene Ära deutscher Tanzorchester (CD)
Genre Schlager und Volksmusik
Label JUBE
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EAN: 4040741136336
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Wehner, Heinz - Heinz Wehner und sein Orchester vom Delphi Palast, Berlin 1935-42 - Die goldene Ära deutscher Tanzorchester (CD) CD 1
01	The Buggy Song	Heinz Wehner
02	Two Trumpets Toot	Heinz Wehner
03	Meine Adelheid	Heinz Wehner
04	Bugle Call Rag	Heinz Wehner
05	Ich und du verliebt	Heinz Wehner
06	I'm An Old Cowhand From The Rio Grande	Heinz Wehner
07	Musical College (Spielschule)	Heinz Wehner
08	Und so weiter ... und so weiter	Heinz Wehner
09	San Francisco	Heinz Wehner
10	Swingin' The Jinx Away	Heinz Wehner
11	Jeder, der sie kennt, Fräulein	Heinz Wehner
12	Twilight In Turkey	Heinz Wehner
13	Das Fräulein Gerda	Heinz Wehner
14	Aunt Hagar's Blues	Heinz Wehner
15	Bye-Bye Blues	Heinz Wehner
16	Eskapaden	Heinz Wehner
17	Ich pfeif' heut' Nacht	Heinz Wehner
18	Küß mich noch einmal	Heinz Wehner
19	Tetuan	Heinz Wehner
20	Delphi-Fox	Heinz Wehner
21	Tausend Grüße	Heinz Wehner
22	Pampas	Heinz Wehner