At my home
At my house is the title of a hit from 1950. The song was composed by Heinz Mihm , the text was written by Heinz Woezel .
In 1950, a single on the Philips label with Heinz Woezel's interpretation of the song was recorded, accompanied by Sigi Stenford and his orchestra. Another recording of the title by Friedel Hensch and the Cyprys came out in 1951 on Polydor . In the same year, a version of the song by the Leipzig station's dance orchestra was released on the GDR label Amiga .
The typical Schlager for the post-war period describes waiting for the husband, brother or son to return and the hope for a happy reunion. In view of the loneliness and loneliness of waiting, the hit comforted with words like:
“Everything will be fine again; just a little bit of courage, luck will leave you alone! "
Individual evidence
- ^ At my house (sheet music), Papageno-Verlag, publisher Hans Sikorski; Hamburg 1951
- ↑ Sigi Stenford ms Orchester - At my house , Discogs
- ↑ Friedel Hensch and the Cyprys - At my house , Discogs
- ↑ The Dance Orchestra of the Sender Leipzig - At my house , Discogs
- ↑ André Port le Roi: Schlager don't lie. German hits and politics in their time , clear text, Essen 1998, ISBN 3-88474-657-X , p. 42 f.
- ↑ Oliver Bekermann: "There are always miracles": an investigation into the mutual dependence of everyday communication and German hits . BoD, Norderstedt 2007, ISBN 3-8370-0045-1 , p. 37
- ↑ Christine Wagner: Schlager and politics, they don't say goodbye. Popular music after 1945 in the Federal Republic and the GDR, Part I , Neue Musikzeitung 10/2000