When music was music. Watch his composition, “Morgen Beginnt die Welt” featuring Freddy Quinn. It was part of this same show - “Gala Abend der Schallplatte.”
The people who disliked this medley just don’t know good music. They wouldn’t be satisfied no matter who played what. I remember during the 1960’s when you couldn’t turn on the radio without hearing some of Bert Kaempfert’s songs playing. He was one of the most popular orchestra leaders at that time! All of his orchestra members were very talented besides Manfred Moch. Another particular member was Ladi Geisler, who was his bass guitarist, that popularized that unforgettable bass sound on a Fender Telecaster Bass Guitar. Some of Kaempfert’s musicians also played for different orchestras such as James Last, Kai Warner, and Roberto Delgado. Kaempfert wrote and composed many popular songs that were recorded by different artists such as Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, and Wayne Newton. Like I said earlier, his sound was very unique and very popular during the 1960’s. To me, his music is timeless!
Jim, I agree with you on these instrumental songs. I grew up hearing Bert's music so much on the radio . Wonderland By Night is # 1 on my personal All -Time Top 50 Favorite instrumental songs list.
@@allenwillie8583 Yes, it is one of my favorite songs of Bert’s Orchestra too! They just don’t have music like this anymore. Nearly all of the greatest orchestra leaders, big band leaders, and song writers are no longer with us anymore. Music just isn’t the same anymore without these incredible and gifted people around. I miss those times!
This was part of the first colorcast by Eurovision in August 1967. It was an incredible 2-hour assembly of musical talent from around the world. You don't see that any more!
Wonderful compilation here. Manfred Moch as lead soloist was a legend! Shame he fell out with Kaempfert in the late 1960s. The sound was never the same again. Just listen to his music in the 1970s, its not the same at least for me because Moch was not there.
Isto é lindo de mais , é incrível, espetacular, sou trompetista a mais de 27anos , e digo que não a musicalidade mais perfeita , em escutar uma orquestra , e o som de instrumentos musicais.
These were the instrumentals that made me develop a love for a broadcasting career, because back then the major broadcasting houses often played these songs and I use to feel this heavenly touch of peace in me
Cuando era niña mi tia tenia ese disco con todas esas canciones hermosas y nos gustaba ir para que tocase los discos y poder escuchar tan lindas melodias
M.A.S.T.E.R.C.L.A.S.S. by Bert & His Orchestra Members...It brings back memories of those good old day's when music was !!!!!!! Pity such tunes aren't been made anymore these day's...
Él fue Manfred Moch, un gran trompetista, uno de los mejores que conocí y cuyo estilo de ejecutar la trompeta fue lo primero que escuchaba al tener uso de razón, lástima que me enteré hace una semana que había fallecido el 28.05.2011. Ahora que EN PAZ DESCANSE Y QUE DIOS GOCE.
The trumpet player is the magnificent Manfred Moch who eventually left the orchestra after a pay dispute with Bert Kaempfert. He passed away on May 28, 2011. Truly one of the best ever!
Fred Moch did regret his decision as he stated in previous You Tube interviews. Not for us to dispute, this is also a music "business" and all parties have their concerns to evaluate. I loved Fred Moch's beautiful solo trumpet work as I also loved Charly Tabor's but that's another story. Bert Kaempfert is the genius who created so many wonderful compositions and recordings and his name (along with Herbert Rehbein) will forever resonate with the imaginations in musical joy and on occasion remorse.
2021 ,que maravilha ,só uma perguntinha será que a juventude de hoje ,ouve essas maravilhas? Se não ,é muito triste ,,,,,Grande Bert kaempfert é Orchestra 🎼🎹🎻🎵🎶🇧🇷
I grew up to this guy ... skating miles and miles and miles ... my dad ran the outdoor rink in the late 50's and 60's and played Bert Kaempfert to skate to then came TV .. and the world turned to shit .. no more Saturday nights and Sunday public skating .. it was a better world then with Bert Kaempferts music .
Manfred is just SO smooth! Even though he chips a couple of notes, especially at the beginning, you just knew that when you heard him play, everything was going to be all right! I smile. What a terrific medley, with terrific harmonies, melodies, and players!
To me this is the best big band sound of all time. I just simply love the sound that is very positively Bert's orchestra. I have 3 albums and love to listen even now at 72. Long live this music.
So true. Bert Kaempfert was terrific and knew exceptional musical talent. His bands were first class.Manfred Moch was one of the best trumpet players in the world.
Muy hermosa la música, me trae muchos recuerdo de mi niñez, casi siempre se escuchaba por radio todas las melodías de esta gran orquesta, mis felicitaciones.
Esta si que es MUSICA.Deberian DIFUNDIRLA en las RADIOS..Es ESQUISITA y UNICA en su GENERO.La escuchaba a los 5 años de edad el 65 y ahora a los 61 en este año 2021.Nunca MORIRA , desde Chile.Bravo.
Veo esto todos los días, no me canso, lástima que es tan corto, Fred Moch ¡super!, Bert K, ¡lo máximo!, lástima que ya no están en este mundo...músicos como ellos ya no existen.
Ich bin so dankbar dass ich Bert und seine Frau Hanna kennen lernen durfte auf Mallorca. diesen Erinnerungen kann mir niemanden wegnehmen. Die habe ich auch aufgeschrieben in den Memoiren über mein Mann ‚‘Die himmlischen Zeiten des Nils Nobach‘‘ Die sind tief in meinem Herzen verankert…. Es waren Wunderschöne Zeiten mit Mein Mann Nils Nobach und allen die dabei waren... wir wollen die Musik Festhalten mit einem Gefühl der Liebe…. RIP alle Pionieren der guten alte Musik….. Grüßt Euch Nils Nobach Oldies
I'm a 64YO musician and I remember vividly listening to Bert's music on the AM radio. I really liked the unique style the bass guitar player did, and at the ripe ol age of 6 started to copy him on my six string acoustic. -but I wanted to be a bass player. Guitar lessons at 7; first garage band at 14. Played professionally all my life, and for that I thank Bert Kaempfert for his extraordinary music!!!
I'm 64yo musician as well. I think in some numbers that the double bass was superimposed with the electric bass to give that unique click bass sound. Not all numbers and not all occasions, and the electric bass player actually looked a bit awkward, but what a beautiful sound. And the on-off beat bass drum kick.
@@Chimpinalls Yes, it was the famous Ladi Geisler. It was called the knack guitar. Altho I didn't see him in this, but he was the usual bass guitar player. And we do see him clearly in some videos. He was, like Mr. Kaempfert n Horst Wende, in an Allied POW camp in Denmark or Holland.
I'm 69, n I also remember hearing BK on the radio, they played him a lot. I'm very unfortunately n lamentably not a pro musician but I play a little as an amateur, mostly the glock.
I have great memories of hearing "Swinging Safari" on the radio as a kid back in the 60's.. it was a very catchy tune that stuck in my head all these years. So nice to see it performed by the artist who created it. Thanks.
Nog steeds mijn fafo-orkest, en orkestleider. En zijn manier van bewerking van opbouw, Soms eerst de Bas gitaar, dan de fluiten, maar ook ook andersom heel goed !!
Ich versuche Musik zu machen, die nicht stört, so die Aussage des Meisters selbst. Bert, das ist Dir bravourös gelungen, Du hast mit deiner Musik das Leben vieler Menschen auf dem ganzen Globus, zumindest für jeweils einige Minuten leichter gemacht, sie in deine unglaublichen Klangwelten entführt und träumen lassen. Danke Schön dafür.
La escuchaba desde los años 71 inolvidables momentos junto a mi tía y mis primos.... Amo la música de manera infinita... Gracias a nuestro creador jehova Dios por los grandes músicos y compositores y por el gran trabajo y talento que nos dejaron
Melodías inolvidables que nunca pasarán de moda y que nos hacen recordar los mejores momentos de nuestras vidas. Gracias por tenerlas y guardarlas para nosotros.
Excelente !!!!!!! ...que clase de música por Dios !!!!! Recordar es vivir !!!!!! Esta música siempre vivirá en nuestros corazones. Agradecida por haberla compartido. Bendiciones.
Si habremos bailado estos temas !!!!! Nos enamoramos con ellos, que lindos recuerdos !!!! Una romántica ARGENTINA, los saluda afectuosamente, Myriam !!!!Bendiciones para ti !!!
Das waren noch Zeiten , Handmusik kennt man Heute so glaube ich nicht mehr . Max Greger , Jams lasst das waren alles große Namen die uns glücklich machten . Schade , dass so was nicht mehr gibt. Daran merkt man selber wie Alt man schon ist. 🎸👍💕
Wonderland By Night beautiful, some years ago when you could walk into music shops, I went into one and asked if they had any Bert Keampfert DVD,s the sales person looked at me amazed and said yes I have one DVD, and then I found many vinyl recordings. As this music was more my parents era to me the trumpet and orchestra were amazing and still are today
As a Child I heard this master played and ever since that time , I thanked God for his Music ; truly Bert was just wonderful . Only a pity he had to depart this life .
Thanks for posting this gem! Love that audience response when the first notes of "Strangers in the Night" are played. Great watching Manfred Moch play his trumpet - indeed all the members of the original Kaempfert recording orchestra, including Ladi Geisler and Rolf Ahrens! All so classy, and such a welcome - and timeless - refuge from the current screeching, thumping garbage posing as "music." From the shades on the brass players on top tier, those early color television cameras must have required tons of light! Gotta love Bert's smile as he's wrapping up "Strangers in the Night."
At about 3:55 there is a blond violinist who looks like he's about 14 years old. The conclusion of Strangers in the Night is VERY dramatic, more so than on the original recording. Also, watch Freddy Quinn do "Morgen Beginnt Die Welt," an original composition Kaempfert did specifically for this first color broadcast by Eurovision.
Casi todas las etapas de mi vida me acompaño con la orquesta que dirigía el gran alemán Bert Kaempfert, pareciera que su música estuviera incrustada en mi cuerpo, no sé como agradecer, Pedro Lucio Ramos
No auto-tune or backup tracks going on here--this is pure music, played live. Love it--the guys in the band with the shades on, great. Let's all admit it, the 1960's was a pretty cool decade.
Que hermosa música me traen recuerdos de niña yo vivía en Tocopilla lugar tranquilo de buenas personas recuerdo a mi padre que ya no esta Gracias por compartir
Creo que tenía 8 años cuando comencé a escuchar esta hermosa música y hoy a mis 63 años sigo escuchándola. Doy gracias a Dios y a la vida por revivir tan lindos recuerdos de mi niñez aunque fue pobre pero feliz, gracias por compartir
LINDA MUSICA, la escuchabs cuando tenia 7 años en el 67 en una discorola dond mi papa colcaba varios Long Play fe este gran Artista,nos sentabamos en el Living con mi hermans aver como giraban los hermosos discos, realmente naravillia esta musica, que deberian difundir las radios. Bravo desde Chile.
+MrMustacrackish 'That gorgeous woman' is Vivi Bach from Denmark, who made quite a career in West-Germany in the 60s until early 70s, as a singer of the so-called 'Schlager' (popular German hits) and as an "actress" in harmless, post-war feel-good movies. The TV-show of this clip was a hit television show (late 60s until 1972) in West-Germany called "Wünsch Dir was", which had astronomical rating figures on a Saturday evening (it was a 'street sweeper', because everyone was glued to their TV set instead of going out). They had the biggest international stars on. She hosted the show together with her husband, famous Austrian-German actor Dietmar Schönherr, standing next to her in this clip. You might be attracted to the sound of her voice/words because she spoke German with a very heavy and distinctive Danish accent, which many (German) people find cute and funny. And some men find it particularly sweet. -- She deceased in 2013, her husband followed her in 2014.
+Solitaire - Interesting. Sound a bit like the American variety television program, "The Ed Sullivan Show." It aired on the U.S. TV network CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) from the late 1940s until the early 1970s. The show featured just about every act imaginable, from opera to the Beetles to acrobats and magicians. Question for you: Any idea why Vivi switched from German to English when she introduces Bert Kaempfert, calling him "Mr. Hit Maker?"
+Nellie G. Cabo. - She pronounces Bert Kaempfert's name perfectly correct! This is the German language, and her pronunciation of his German name is perfect(!) High German! Her pronunciation of 'hitmaker' though is a little odd or sounds funny because here she reveals this slight Danish tone.
If you are old enough to remember the original Match Game version of the 1960s with Gene Rayburn, you will remember this as the original theme music of The Match Game.
Reparo maquinaria de esa época, 50 años y aún pueden funcionar, escucho está música cuando hay que hacer trabajos de reconstrucción, maravillosa época en que las cosas se hacían para durar, había compromiso y amor para todo.
I use to hate this at 10 because my parents would play this all the time, 50 years later I can see this was and still is timeless pure music
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I'm 30 and love this. Guess when you are raised decently it easy to understand.
When music was music. Watch his composition, “Morgen Beginnt die Welt” featuring Freddy Quinn. It was part of this same show - “Gala Abend der Schallplatte.”
The people who disliked this medley just don’t know good music. They wouldn’t be satisfied no matter who played what. I remember during the 1960’s when you couldn’t turn on the radio without hearing some of Bert Kaempfert’s songs playing. He was one of the most popular orchestra leaders at that time!
All of his orchestra members were very talented besides Manfred Moch. Another particular member was Ladi Geisler, who was his bass guitarist, that popularized that unforgettable bass sound on a Fender Telecaster Bass Guitar.
Some of Kaempfert’s musicians also played for different orchestras such as James Last, Kai Warner, and Roberto Delgado. Kaempfert wrote and composed many popular songs that were recorded by different artists such as Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, and Wayne Newton. Like I said earlier, his sound was very unique and very popular during the 1960’s. To me, his music is timeless!
Jim, I agree with you on these instrumental songs. I grew up hearing Bert's music so much on the radio . Wonderland By Night is # 1 on my personal All -Time Top 50 Favorite instrumental songs list.
It's really beautiful
@@allenwillie8583 Yes, it is one of my favorite songs of Bert’s Orchestra too! They just don’t have music like this anymore. Nearly all of the greatest orchestra leaders, big band leaders, and song writers are no longer with us anymore. Music just isn’t the same anymore without these incredible and gifted people around. I miss those times!
@@josafapereira43 Yes, his medley was a beautiful one!
This was part of the first colorcast by Eurovision in August 1967. It was an incredible 2-hour assembly of musical talent from around the world. You don't see that any more!
Loved it👍
Thank you .
Never ever dreamt that what we heard & enjoyed during our school & college days would come alive like this! Thank you, God!!
LOVE the trumpet. Manfred Moch !! His sound just touches your soul!!
Mein Gott was für ein großer Könner🌹 wie gerne habe ich die Musik gehört leider mußte er viel zu früh gehen ich habe die Band geliebt danke Mega🌹
Wonderful compilation here. Manfred Moch as lead soloist was a legend! Shame he fell out with Kaempfert in the late 1960s. The sound was never the same again. Just listen to his music in the 1970s, its not the same at least for me because Moch was not there.
Isto é lindo de mais , é incrível, espetacular, sou trompetista a mais de 27anos , e digo que não a musicalidade mais perfeita , em escutar uma orquestra , e o som de instrumentos musicais.
I always loved the music of Bert Keamptfert, with the unmistakable tic-tac bass of Ladi Geisler. What an orchestra.
Bert's music takes me back to childhood, listening to his songs on my Mom's kitchen radio-my "Wonderyears".
These were the instrumentals that made me develop a love for a broadcasting career, because back then the major broadcasting houses often played these songs and I use to feel this heavenly touch of peace in me
Definitivamente otros tiempos. Que calidad de músicos y que bien vestidos. Mucha elegancia.
Cuando leo un comentario sobre esta música, me siento pleno, pues a mi parecer no hay en este mundo, mejor música.
Até os anjos desciam para ouvir bem de pertinho.
Os homens viajam nas notas sonoras....
Quanta coisa boa de minha época.
Gracias !
Cuando era niña mi tia tenia ese disco con todas esas canciones hermosas y nos gustaba ir para que tocase los discos y poder escuchar tan lindas melodias
EXCELLENTE !!!!!
Wonderful Orchestra with great voicing and an awesome Trumpet Player.🎺 May your soul RIP Sir Manfred Moch.🌷
M.A.S.T.E.R.C.L.A.S.S. by Bert & His Orchestra Members...It brings back memories of those
good old day's when music was !!!!!!! Pity such tunes aren't been made anymore these day's...
muita saudades desse tempo, tempo bom que nao volta nunca mais, só lembranças. SHOWWWWWWW !!!!!!!
einfach nur einmalig,wird es leider auch nicht mehr geben.Schön war die Zeit.
Él fue Manfred Moch, un gran trompetista, uno de los mejores que conocí y cuyo estilo de ejecutar la trompeta fue lo primero que escuchaba al tener uso de razón, lástima que me enteré hace una semana que había fallecido el 28.05.2011. Ahora que EN PAZ DESCANSE Y QUE DIOS GOCE.
Bert Kaempfert was a musical genius and anyone who doesn't appreciate that just doesn't know great music when they hear it.
The richness of the entire orchestra and chorus is exceptional.
Temos que reconhecer o valor de músicas como essas. Era um espetáculo musical de grandes orquestras e músicos também.
The trumpet player is the magnificent Manfred Moch who eventually left the orchestra after a pay dispute with Bert Kaempfert. He passed away on May 28, 2011. Truly one of the best ever!
+Harry Artinian So sad to me knowing this, I'm a huge fan of Bert Kaempfert and love the sound of this trompet player, really one of the best ever...
I think the new trumpet player or flugelhorn player sounds better that was used in the newer medley
arry Artinia
Its ya Boi Ack van Rooyen he's called
Fred Moch did regret his decision as he stated in previous You Tube interviews. Not for us to dispute, this is also a music "business" and all parties have their concerns to evaluate.
I loved Fred Moch's beautiful solo trumpet work as I also loved Charly Tabor's but that's another story. Bert Kaempfert is the genius who created so many wonderful compositions and recordings and his name (along with Herbert Rehbein) will forever resonate with the imaginations in musical joy and on occasion remorse.
2021 ,que maravilha ,só uma perguntinha será que a juventude de hoje ,ouve essas maravilhas? Se não ,é muito triste ,,,,,Grande Bert kaempfert é Orchestra 🎼🎹🎻🎵🎶🇧🇷
Sou de 1988 mas curto essas musicas
I grew up to this guy ... skating miles and miles and miles ... my dad ran the outdoor rink in the late 50's and 60's and played Bert Kaempfert to skate to then came TV .. and the world turned to shit .. no more Saturday nights and Sunday public skating .. it was a better world then with Bert Kaempferts music .
Bert Kaempfert's LP was one of my first on my collection list,I simply fell in love with it nd still am.❤
Manfred is just SO smooth! Even though he chips a couple of notes, especially at the beginning, you just knew that when you heard him play, everything was going to be all right! I smile. What a terrific medley, with terrific harmonies, melodies, and players!
Estas melodias me recuerdan tanto a mi papá, nos educo el oido para la buena música
To me this is the best big band sound of all time. I just simply love the sound that is very positively Bert's orchestra. I have 3 albums and love to listen even now at 72. Long live this music.
Maudit que c est bon!
So true. Bert Kaempfert was terrific and knew exceptional musical talent. His bands were first class.Manfred Moch was one of the best trumpet players in the world.
I remember a lot of Bert's music, growing up in the 60's. It was some of the best music being played at the time. Absolutely timeless. Takes me back.
Muy hermosa la música, me trae muchos recuerdo de mi niñez, casi siempre se escuchaba por radio todas las melodías de esta gran orquesta, mis felicitaciones.
Esta si que es MUSICA.Deberian DIFUNDIRLA en las RADIOS..Es ESQUISITA y UNICA en su GENERO.La escuchaba a los 5 años de edad el 65 y ahora a los 61 en este año 2021.Nunca MORIRA , desde Chile.Bravo.
Es war einmal.......die'60 Jahre......Oh wie schoen.............Und es war einmal das Bert Kaempfert Orchester......noch schoener
As canções a orquestra seu regente estão todos em meu coração.
I grew up listening to this Beautiful Music ! If somebody doesn’t like it, oh well is not a brainer, is your Lost !
Nello Palacios Thank You ! At least someone like My Comments ! 😉
Lo repito, lo repito y lo repito. Una y otra vez. Simplemente magnifico! :3
I repeat it, repeat it and repea it. Over and over again. Just great! :3
Veo esto todos los días, no me canso, lástima que es tan corto, Fred Moch ¡super!, Bert K, ¡lo máximo!, lástima que ya no están en este mundo...músicos como ellos ya no existen.
They sure don't make music like that anymore. Musicians of today could never replicate this music if they were paid a million dollars!!!
Simplesmente maravilhoso. Bert é um gênio.
Melodías mágicas que nos transportan a nuestra niñez y adolescencia con los recuerdos más felices de la vida.....
It's great actually watching these songs we love "happen" before our eyes!!
Diese zeit kommt nie mehr..einfach wow..ich war gerade 10j
Ich bin so dankbar dass ich Bert und seine Frau Hanna kennen lernen durfte auf Mallorca. diesen Erinnerungen kann mir niemanden wegnehmen. Die habe ich auch aufgeschrieben in den Memoiren über mein Mann ‚‘Die himmlischen Zeiten des Nils Nobach‘‘
Die sind tief in meinem Herzen verankert…. Es waren Wunderschöne Zeiten mit Mein Mann Nils Nobach und allen die dabei waren... wir wollen die Musik Festhalten mit einem Gefühl der Liebe….
RIP alle Pionieren der guten alte Musik…..
Grüßt Euch Nils Nobach Oldies
I am now convinced, conducting is the universal form for signing ( language)!! After all, music doesn't need a government to tell us how to feel!
I'm a 64YO musician and I remember vividly listening to Bert's music on the AM radio. I really liked the unique style the bass guitar player did, and at the ripe ol age of 6 started to copy him on my six string acoustic. -but I wanted to be a bass player. Guitar lessons at 7; first garage band at 14. Played professionally all my life, and for that I thank Bert Kaempfert for his extraordinary music!!!
I hear you buddy! Duane L Thaxton, Valencia, CA
I believe the Bass player is Ladi Geisler!
I'm 64yo musician as well. I think in some numbers that the double bass was superimposed with the electric bass to give that unique click bass sound. Not all numbers and not all occasions, and the electric bass player actually looked a bit awkward, but what a beautiful sound. And the on-off beat bass drum kick.
@@Chimpinalls Yes, it was the famous Ladi Geisler. It was called the knack guitar. Altho I didn't see him in this, but he was the usual bass guitar player. And we do see him clearly in some videos. He was, like Mr. Kaempfert n Horst Wende, in an Allied POW camp in Denmark or Holland.
I'm 69, n I also remember hearing BK on the radio, they played him a lot. I'm very unfortunately n lamentably not a pro musician but I play a little as an amateur, mostly the glock.
Ohhhh !!!! Que delícia de ritmo!!!!
Bert Kaempfert remains one of my all-time favorite orchestratoers! Love his compositions! What great listening over and over again!
My mom bought a Bert Kaempfert Christmas LP when I was a kid. I still listen to it every year.
I have great memories of hearing "Swinging Safari" on the radio as a kid back in the 60's.. it was a very catchy tune that stuck in my head all these years. So nice to see it performed by the artist who created it. Thanks.
Manfred Moch will never be forgotten...
never
Nog steeds mijn fafo-orkest, en orkestleider. En zijn manier van bewerking van opbouw, Soms eerst de Bas gitaar, dan de fluiten, maar ook ook andersom heel goed !!
Magnificent arrangements will deep bass sounds. Manfred Mich was understated - no fancy showmanship, just great trumpet playing.
Me encanta escuchar a Bert.Es una música hermosa para bailar.
Música divina música, uma recordação do meu tempo de jovem fornecer.
Que de très beaux souvenirs
Orchestra meravigliosa, unica nel suo genere musicale
Que maravillosa musica. Inigualable, Vaya que esta generación sabía de música. Gracias por tan bella interpretación.
Hace 46 años que busco este tema que escuchaba en el secundario, hoy por algo, no por casualidad, lo encontre, gracias Dios
GRANDISSIMO DIRETTORE, ARRANGIATORE E COMPOSITORE D'ORCHESTRA. HA UN MODO TUTTO SUO DI ARRANGIARE DEI BRANI CHE RIMARRANNO NELLA STORIA DELLA MUSICA.
Destaque para a soberba interpretação de MANFRED MOCH ao trumpete.
Highlight for the superb interpretation of MANFRED MOCH on the trumpet.!!!
👏👏👏👏👏
Que bella música!! . La música que llegó para quedarse por siempre en nuestros corazones de los que tenemos más 60 años . Y moriré escuchsndols
Manfred Moch... por siempre ... el mejor !!!
love Manfred Moch playing African beat! I listened to this every time i would go to school in Hong Kong!
Ich versuche Musik zu machen, die nicht stört, so die Aussage des Meisters selbst.
Bert, das ist Dir bravourös gelungen, Du hast mit deiner Musik das Leben vieler Menschen auf dem ganzen Globus, zumindest für jeweils einige Minuten leichter gemacht, sie in deine unglaublichen Klangwelten entführt und träumen lassen.
Danke Schön dafür.
La escuchaba desde los años 71 inolvidables momentos junto a mi tía y mis primos.... Amo la música de manera infinita... Gracias a nuestro creador jehova Dios por los grandes músicos y compositores y por el gran trabajo y talento que nos dejaron
Melodías inolvidables que nunca pasarán de moda y que nos hacen recordar los mejores momentos de nuestras vidas. Gracias por tenerlas y guardarlas para nosotros.
De acuerdo
Excelente !!!!!!! ...que clase de música por Dios !!!!! Recordar es vivir !!!!!! Esta música siempre vivirá en nuestros corazones. Agradecida por haberla compartido. Bendiciones.
This is excellent
Muy linda música , excelente orquesta, el solo trompetista Fred Moch es el mejor..
Si habremos bailado estos temas !!!!! Nos enamoramos con ellos, que lindos recuerdos !!!! Una romántica ARGENTINA, los saluda afectuosamente, Myriam !!!!Bendiciones para ti !!!
@Roberto Cerrato como bailar
LISTEN TO "RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY", ROSAS ROJAS PARA UNA DAMA TRISTE. . SALUDOS
Das waren noch Zeiten , Handmusik kennt man Heute so glaube ich nicht mehr . Max Greger , Jams lasst das waren alles große Namen die uns glücklich machten . Schade , dass so was nicht mehr gibt. Daran merkt man selber wie Alt man schon ist. 🎸👍💕
Wonderland By Night beautiful, some years ago when you could walk into music shops, I went into one and asked if they had any Bert Keampfert DVD,s the sales person looked at me amazed and said yes I have one DVD, and then I found many vinyl recordings. As this music was more my parents era to me the trumpet and orchestra were amazing and still are today
I like the style of Manfred Moch....cool
wundervolle Musik aus längst vergangener Zeit !
GOD listens to Bert EVERYDAY !!!
Desde chile Qué hermoso Qué lindo toca la trompeta
Me quedé sin palabras, con la boca abierta
Those 53 People who dislike this Instrumental medley, should not be on TH-cam because they don't know quality music.
A SEX S EX
rickeburt they like regueton.
Grupo quin
Sie begreifen es halt nicht.
As a Child I heard this master played and ever since that time , I thanked God for his Music ; truly Bert was just wonderful . Only a pity he had to depart this life .
Thanks for posting this gem! Love that audience response when the first notes of "Strangers in the Night" are played. Great watching Manfred Moch play his trumpet - indeed all the members of the original Kaempfert recording orchestra, including Ladi Geisler and Rolf Ahrens! All so classy, and such a welcome - and timeless - refuge from the current screeching, thumping garbage posing as "music."
From the shades on the brass players on top tier, those early color television cameras must have required tons of light!
Gotta love Bert's smile as he's wrapping up "Strangers in the Night."
At about 3:55 there is a blond violinist who looks like he's about 14 years old. The conclusion of Strangers in the Night is VERY dramatic, more so than on the original recording. Also, watch Freddy Quinn do "Morgen Beginnt Die Welt," an original composition Kaempfert did specifically for this first color broadcast by Eurovision.
Esta musica demuestra la msgia que los grades msestros de la musica crearon en el pentsgrama con bellas melodias innolvidables.
Que hermoso!!! Recuerdo a mi padre escuchándola.. Le encantaba. Cuando la escucho se que mi padre la está escuchando feliz desde el cielo.
These songs remind me of my dad and my childhood.
Mike Dotse ..you took the words out of my mouth. Reminds me of my Dad and my childhood.
Beautifull, I will never get tired to listen to this music.
Conheço e acompanho a Orquestra de Bert Kaempfert desde os anos 60.
Fantastisch, onvergetelijke melodien, daar wordt ik gelukkig van
Música inolvidable, grandes recuerdos de mi niñez, qué nostalgia!!!!
Casi todas las etapas de mi vida me acompaño con la orquesta que dirigía el gran alemán Bert Kaempfert, pareciera que su música estuviera incrustada en mi cuerpo, no sé como agradecer, Pedro Lucio Ramos
Esta musica me recuerda a mis 17 años llenos de amor adolecente .
James Last and Bert Kaemfert Back to Back is on constant rotation at the house. great timeless music!
No auto-tune or backup tracks going on here--this is pure music, played live. Love it--the guys in the band with the shades on, great. Let's all admit it, the 1960's was a pretty cool decade.
Excelentes ¡ mil veces¡ extraordinarias ys no se ¡ k mas decir ¡ es lo maximo en melodías ¡¡
jimmy finlayson I think they used auto tunes is some parts.
Que hermosa música me traen recuerdos de niña yo vivía en Tocopilla lugar tranquilo de buenas personas recuerdo a mi padre que ya no esta Gracias por compartir
Mintindìii. XD
Music is a universal language! Thank you. Lovely tune.
Bert kaempfert great Componist and musician! I remember all bis hits from 60thes!👏❤🌹
Creo que tenía 8 años cuando comencé a escuchar esta hermosa música y hoy a mis 63 años sigo escuchándola. Doy gracias a Dios y a la vida por revivir tan lindos recuerdos de mi niñez aunque fue pobre pero feliz, gracias por compartir
Simply superb, can't get enough of it!
I can remember years ago having at least a couple Kaempfert albums I enjoyed. Always entertaining and relaxing.
LINDA MUSICA, la escuchabs cuando tenia 7 años en el 67 en una discorola dond mi papa colcaba varios Long Play fe este gran Artista,nos sentabamos en el Living con mi hermans aver como giraban los hermosos discos, realmente naravillia esta musica, que deberian difundir las radios. Bravo desde Chile.
I don't know why but the way that gorgeous woman says Mr hit maker has been in my head for two years and I need to watch her say it every so often
+MrMustacrackish
'That gorgeous woman' is Vivi Bach from Denmark, who made quite a career
in West-Germany in the 60s until early 70s, as a singer of the so-called 'Schlager'
(popular German hits) and as an "actress" in harmless, post-war feel-good movies.
The TV-show of this clip was a hit television show (late 60s until 1972) in West-Germany
called "Wünsch Dir was", which had astronomical rating figures on a Saturday
evening (it was a 'street sweeper', because everyone was glued to their TV set
instead of going out). They had the biggest international stars on.
She hosted the show together with her husband, famous Austrian-German actor
Dietmar Schönherr, standing next to her in this clip.
You might be attracted to the sound of her voice/words because she spoke
German with a very heavy and distinctive Danish accent, which many (German)
people find cute and funny. And some men find it particularly sweet. --
She deceased in 2013, her husband followed her in 2014.
+Solitaire thank you very much
+Solitaire - Interesting. Sound a bit like the American variety television program, "The Ed Sullivan Show." It aired on the U.S. TV network CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System) from the late 1940s until the early 1970s. The show featured just about every act imaginable, from opera to the Beetles to acrobats and magicians. Question for you: Any idea why Vivi switched from German to English when she introduces Bert Kaempfert, calling him "Mr. Hit Maker?"
+MrMustacrackish We share the same feeling about the lady mentioning and calling on Mr
+Nellie G. Cabo. - She pronounces Bert Kaempfert's name perfectly correct!
This is the German language, and her pronunciation of his German name
is perfect(!) High German!
Her pronunciation of 'hitmaker' though is a little odd or sounds funny because here she reveals this slight Danish tone.
Swinging Safari has been a favourite since the 70s. Listening to it brings sunshine into my heart on such a rainy day.
Me too. I don't think I ever knew the name of it until just now.
If you are old enough to remember the original Match Game version of the 1960s with Gene Rayburn, you will remember this as the original theme music of The Match Game.
That Happy Feeling does it for me.
@@Araconox - Both are my favorites.
Reparo maquinaria de esa época, 50 años y aún pueden funcionar, escucho está música cuando hay que hacer trabajos de reconstrucción, maravillosa época en que las cosas se hacían para durar, había compromiso y amor para todo.
Always loved Bert's music. Trumpets and trombones excel.
What a classy performance! Love it!
Os anos 60 e 70 foram os melhores, em se tratando de música de Excelência..
Magnifica interpretación
How can anyone not like this music?