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"From Berlin to Budapest, from Paris to Vienna, and indeed all over
central Europe, people gather in coffee houses in the late
afternoon. In the more elegant of these you can usually find a
formally clad ensemble playing the old favorites." Read more about
Kaffeehausmusik...
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| Tango fever hit Paris in 1910. It soon spread to London, Berlin and other European capitals. Banned by the authorities and church in Germany for its exotic, sultry air and sexual innuendo, the tango quickly gained popularity. Already in 1913 the operetta entitled "The Tango Princess" fueled enthusiasm for the dance and many operettas and films of the '10s, '20s and '30s followed in its wake: "The Tango Queen", "Tango at Midnight", "A Tango for You", etc. | MP3.com CD: Coffee house music -  buy it!
MP3.com CD: Kaffeehausmusik - buy it!
Credits: Jakob Gade |
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| The title in German is "Der Geige liebeslied". | MP3.com CD: Coffee house music - buy it!
MP3.com CD: Kaffeehausmusik - buy it!
Credits: Gerhard Winkler |
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| Gerhard Winkler, a.k.a. Ben Bern, was a German composer of popular songs and operettas. | MP3.com CD: Coffee house music - buy it!
MP3.com CD: Kaffeehausmusik - buy it!
Credits: Gerhard Winkler |
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