Manhattan Quartett, In Der Heimat, Da Gibt's Ein Wiederseh'n 1921 (Columbia E 7001)

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Performer: Manhattan Quartett Matrix and take number: 86893 Catalog number: Columbia E7001 (10-inch 78 rpm record) Runout: 86893 Content: In der Heimat, da gibt's ein Wiederseh'n (Marschpotpurri) German Male Quartette mit Orchesterbegleitung [= male quartet with orchestra accompaniment] Marschpotpourri [= march medley] Recorded New York, NY, ca. December 1920. Label printing date code: CP (= 1921). Released in 1921. Notes The Manhattan Quartett was a very popular close harmony vocal ensemble that recorded German folk songs for Columbia and Victor. In 1921, it consisted of Henry Weimann (tenor), Arthur Hall (tenor; born Adolph Joseph Hohl), Nick Latterner (baritone), and Frank Schwarzkopf (bass). A popular medley of military march songs that combines a slightly abbreviated version of "Der gute Kamerad" (a.k.a. "Ich hatt' einen Kameraden" ) with text by Ludwig Uhland (1809) and music by Friedrich Silcher (1827, after an older Swabian folksong) with an unrelated, nonsensical refrain first added in 1898 by Berlin comic singer Wilhelm Lindemann: Lindemann's refrain runs: Gloria, Gloria, Gloria Viktoria, Ja, mit Herz und Hand fürs Vaterland. Die Vöglein im Walde, die singen so wunder-, w…

Directors & creators

Manhattan Quartett

Subjects

78rpm, Ethnic, German, March

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