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Daniel Malheur
MonokelPop from Berlin: A tribute to the German hits of the 20s and his dance orchestra! Selected and very rare footage of the famous orchestras of these days like Marek Weber, Mischa Spoliansky, Paul Godwin, Bernard Ette and many other comp the warm tenor of the Lord Malheur with spicy foxtrot, tango seductive and wicked songs of the last century. Twenty musical short stories of love, lust and vices abduct you into the cabarets, dance halls and salons of the fastest city in the world, the New York of Europe in the 1920s: Berlin!
MonokelPop from Berlin: A tribute to the German hits of the 20s and his dance orchestra! Selected and very rare footage of the famous orchestras of these days like Marek Weber, Mischa Spoliansky, Paul Godwin, Bernard Ette and many other comp the warm tenor of the Lord Malheur with spicy foxtrot, tango seductive and wicked songs of the last century. Twenty musical short stories of love, lust and vices abduct you into the cabarets, dance halls and salons of the fastest city in the world, the New York of Europe in the 1920s: Berlin!
LATEST NEWS!
In his new program The incredible songbook of Charles T. Goodhill Malheur goes on the trail of the british jazz musician and composers Charles T. Goodhill, the bandleader in the famous HIMMEL & HÖLLE. In this entertainment establishment in the decadent West Berlin - opposite the Memorial Church - Goodhill celebrates with his orchestra in the time of the worldwide Depression of the Weimar Republic great success before he died under unexplained circumstances in Berlin in april 1932. It is said he was the head of a secret cult. Night after night he had loaded a willing audience in a hidden back room of the establishment in order to discourage black masses and to beguile his followers with his music. Goohill was in occult circles known as a master of the so-called "heavy music" with its lyrics of the dark side of the soul, the evil in general and Satan theme in particular.
Together with the Heaven and Hell Orchestra Malheur goes back to the roots of the so called HeavyMetalMusicEntertainment ... and make the best of a bad game!
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