School of Syncopation - Jazz, Stride, Novelties & the Like

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Breuer, Franz Josef - Auf Wiederseh'n in Hamburg (1965) (Foxtrot).pdf

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Brodzsky, Nikolaus - Woll'n Sie Ihre Zukunft Wissen.pdf

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Eichhorn, Bernhardt - Film Ohne Titel.pdf

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this is wel known, but perhaps not so well known in German. Nice cover.

Holzmann, Abe - Blaze Way - Feuer Los (1901).pdf

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Kamp, Bobby - Heimweh Nach Dem Kurfurstendamm (1952).pdf

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Hi Tobyji

BIG BIG BIG thanks for all these nice scores -
I really appreciate these old songs, whose scores are out print.
Special thanks for the Robert stolz ones!

Best Regards // Didi

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Kamp, Bobby - Heimweh Nach Dem Kurfurstendamm (1952).pdf

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Hello Tobyii,

also from me a big thank you...for all the folios and pieces you've attached...you show us nice German publications...

i continue with a very rare French folio named "Album Lucien Brulé", like i overview the publications from this series, there exists only five numbers.
there are nice arrangements included...

4e_Album_Lucien_Brulé, cover.jpg

4e_Album_Lucien_Brulé, 1927.pdf

enjoy it : )

Bye
Adrien

[Ragtimer]

Now, for those who like German Novelty music.
Frank and Tobbyi even asked me to add some music off the Novelty giants from Germany. Eric Plessow pieces will follow, when i'll have the time.

there was a German publisher in Berlin "Wilhelm Fröhlich Verlag" who published many many Novelty pieces in the 30's and 40's for different instruments.

there was a big output of well known composers like Hans Bund, Herbert Küster, etc., but all these piano solos published are very rare in our days.

i've found publications for Accordeon, you can play them as piano solos. i was happy because one of the pieces "Heut ist Heut" is from Rio Gebhardt, arranged bei Curt Mahr.

Here the 1938 publication of this outstanding musician:

Heut_Ist_Heut, 1938.pdf

Here the second piece in the Noveltys idiom, "Spritzer" (1943) from Josef Niessen...

Spritzer, 1943.pdf

Enjoy it, and hapy X-Mas to all

Adrien

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Ragtimer.
and Didi

Thank you for the comments and the postings.
Christmas is coming and I will try to keep the postings coming subject to superior domestic "orders" from "She who must be obeyed". (wife)

I am posting the german files here first - out of enormous respect for Frank and his immense contribution to this forum's stated genre, his astonishing knowledge and 'sideline info' on everything musically related in this forum and in thanks for his selfless contributions from his voluminous "stacks" to every request that has ever been made.

In addition to the current 'theme' that I am posting, please anticipate (in similar vein and style) other european (ok, I mean, French, Spanish, Swiss, Greek etc.) single sheets and folios.

They will have to follow later. It is an immense work in progress in sorting and (suprisingy) deleting duplicates, but having undertaken the task, it is also helpful to me in getting my own collection sorted. I also have recently acquired a steamer chest of 'treasure' recovered from Vietnam. It may be full of rubbish or honey - I'm anticipating 'ex-pat' treasures !

I have many piano 'akordeon' folios - for later.

If anyone has a particular direction or genre they would like me to post up, please let me know.

At the moment you will have noticed that I am avoiding the tangos and latin beats, but only because I intend to post them later. If you want them earlier (if this is the right forum) please let me know. (Many german ones).

Also, I'd appreciate some feedback on whether "common pieces" (by which I mean, well known titled pieces in the 'western / us / uk / 'english') would be welcome here simply because, [although musically identical] they have different (and sometimes stunning) covers in different language scripts and lyrics.

(In this regard I have a rather bizarre and potentially offensive (small) set of (presumably privately) published music, that I hesitate to upload - It's rare and odd but musically meritorious.

Sorry, too long a post.

Again ... thank you Ragtimer and Didi ... those were nice uploads and I hope I can provide more (French) folios and singles for you and all our fellow enthusiasts in due course.

If nothing else, it seems that this forum has "sparked" again - which gives me great pleasure.

regards and seasons greetings to all,

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[Ragtimer]

Hello Tobbyi and Frank,
and the other interested in German Novelties,

here now my X-Mas-gift-contribution in honor to this thread and all nice uploads done in the past. this is what the piano solos of "Wilhelm Fröhlich Verlag" looks like. i made a selection of two solos, there are much more, but i think with these solos you can see the scoring and well done composers work of this time.

At first, the only (unfortunately) published piano solo by ERNST FISCHER by this publisher. Fischer wrote such nice music!!!

1. Das Elektrische Klavier (1935)

Elektrische_Klavier, Das, 1935.pdf

And here an exentric Novelty Solo by Erich Börschel:

2. Seifenblasen (1937)

Seifenblasen, 1937.pdf

Have fun with it
Adrien