Kurt Drabek

Kurt Drabek (* 1912 ; † March 22, 1995 in Berlin ) was a German accordion player , composer and conductor . In 1942 he arranged for the accordion to be arranged for Fred Raymond's song It's all over. In the post-war period he worked for RIAS . His best-known composition is the title song Kommt ein Wölkchen approached by the western edition of the Sandman . Altogether more than 1100 compositions come from him.

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Drabek died , report in the Berliner Zeitung , April 3, 1995

Footnotes

↑ Eckhard John: "It will all pass, it will all pass". History of a "stick-through". In: Max Matter & Tobias Widmaier (eds.): Song and popular culture. Yearbook of the German Folk Song Archive Freiburg . Volumes 50-51. Waxmann, 2006, ISBN 978-3-8309-1624-6 , p. 179

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SURNAME	Drabek, Kurt
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German composer, accordionist and Kapellmeister
DATE OF BIRTH	1912
DATE OF DEATH	March 22, 1995
Place of death	Berlin

[1] Eckhard John: "It will all pass, it will all pass". History of a "stick-through". In: Max Matter & Tobias Widmaier (eds.): Song and popular culture. Yearbook of the German Folk Song Archive Freiburg . Volumes 50-51. Waxmann, 2006, ISBN 978-3-8309-1624-6 , p. 179