Maria of Schmedes

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Maria von Schmedes (born October 6, 1917 in Mödling near Vienna , † February 23, 2003 in Salzburg ) was an Austrian singer and actress .

Life

After studying singing and acting in Vienna, Maria von Schmedes performed in the Berlin Philharmonic in 1939 . She was one of the interpreters of the song "Es geht alles vorüber" (music by Fred Raymond , initially interpreted by the disgraced Lale Andersen ), which is regarded as a "stamina" song . She was particularly successful with Viennese songs and hits in the Viennese dialect, including songs by Alexander Steinbrecher , Ralph Benatzky , Karl Föderl , Ludwig Schmidseder and Hans Weiner-Dillmann . She is named as the author of some of the pieces. The locations given are Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Norway, Salzburg, Vienna and Zurich. From 1942 to 1943 she was with the cabaret comedian of Willi Schaeffer active in Berlin. The record releases cover the period up to the end of the 1950s. From the beginning of the 1960s she no longer appeared in public. From 1963 she lived in Salzburg. She was married to the art historian Hans Sedlmayr and had a daughter. Maria von Schmedes died in 2003 at the age of 85 in a nursing home in Salzburg.

Discography

Chart positions
Explanation of the data
Singles
When a dirdl kisses in Tyrol
  DE 17th 08/01/1955 (4 weeks)
  • I know a little way in the Helenental (1940; M / T: Alexander Steinbrecher )
  • As they say in Vienna (1940; M: Fred Raymond , T: Max Wallner and Kurt Feltz ; Polydor)
  • Under an umbrella in the evening (1941; M: Alexander Steinbrecher ; gramophone)
  • Flüstre, Peter (1941; Maria von Schmedes; gramophone)
  • My Sunday Pleasure (1942; Jupp Schmitz / Klaus S. Richter; Polydor)
  • It all passes, it all passes (1942; M: Fred Raymond ; T: Max Wallner and Kurt Feltz ; gramophone)
  • There were three good comrades (1942; M: Fred Raymond ; T: Aldo von Pinelli ; gramophone)
  • Hein Mück (1942; Willy Engel-Berger / Charles Amberg ; Polydor)
  • I'm looking forward to love so much (1942; Alexander Steinbrecher ; Polydor)
  • Im Paradeisgartl (1943; Ralph Benatzky ; Siemens - Deutsche Grammophon)
  • Franzl, I have a job for you (1943; M: Ludwig Schmidseder , T: Erich Meder ; Siemens - Deutsche Grammophon)
  • As you say goodbye, I give you my hands (M: Karl Bette , T: Peter R. Holm)
  • Babdadu (1947; M: Ernst Landl , T: Max Schinko / Peter Wehle ; Harmona)
  • Hello, baby, Mademoiselle (1948; Chapiro / Marbot / Karlick; Harmona / Polydor)
  • St. Peter (Maria von Schmedes; Polydor)
  • I have red hair (1948; M: Florens von Nordhoff, T: Erich Meder ; Austroton; Harmona)
  • I walk through the streets (1948; Austroton; Harmona)
  • Chi Baba, Chi Baba (1948; David / Livingston / Hoffman / Norbert von Siber; Harmona)
  • When the sunflowers bloom (1948; Austroton, Elite Special)
  • A chanson from Paris (1948; Harmona)
  • Schneeglöckerl, Maiglöckerl (1949; M: Ludwig Schmidseder , T: Erich Meder ; Austroton)
  • When my Mr. Willi comes home from school (1949; M: Heinz Zeisner, T: Fritz Jahn / Erich Meder ; Harmona)
  • When it's my birthday (1949; M.Richard Priesnitz; Harmona)
  • I don't need a moonlight night (1949; Harmona)
  • Good morning (1949; M: Richard Priessnitz, T: Maria von Schmedes; Harmona)
  • I only have one shirt (1949; M: Gerhard Winkler , T: Ralph Maria Siegel , Harmona - Austroton)
  • Laternchen, Laternchen, Laternchen (1949; Heino Gaze; Harmona - Austroton; Elite Special)
  • I can iron net (1950; Toni Sulzböck / Else Brée / Johannes Fehring ; Decca)
  • If only Michel wanted me (1950; Peter Igelhoff / Richter; Decca)
  • Never leave me alone with you (1951; Harmona)
  • I count it on my buttons (1951; M: Franz Grothe , T: Willy Dehmel ; Harmona)
  • On the Milky Way (1951; Philips)
  • Kiss the Hand (1951; Philips)
  • I would like to hear your heart beating (1952; Ralph Maria Siegel ; Polydor)
  • It could all be so beautiful (1952; M: Peter Igelhoff / Doll / Bedova; Polydor)
  • Hei Lili (The most beautiful happiness on earth) (1952, M: Bronisław Kaper , T: Helen Deutsch ; Harmona)
  • You mustn't be sad (1952; Arturo Casadei / Heinz Woezel; Harmona)
  • Mother, I have a request for you (1952; Friedl Althaller / Gerda Klimek; Harmona)
  • Every evening before going to bed (1952; Aldo von Pinelli / Karl Bette ; Harmona)
  • A pink cow (as "Ruth Sommer", 1952; Harmona)
  • Shoemaker, stick to your last (as "Ruth Sommer", 1952, Harmona)
  • Just take my hands and please don't cry (1953; Harmona)
  • If you tell me (1953; Toni Sulzböck / Max Reindl; Harmona)
  • From Lech to St. Anton (1953; Harmona)
  • Coffee mug dealer (M: Karl Föderl , T: Hochmuth / Werner; Harmona)
  • Between Simmering and Favoriten ( Alexander Steinbrecher ; Austroton)
  • Three oxen (1955; Bachrich / Gärtner; Decca)
  • My sweetheart is a hunter in the forest (1955; Schiebel / Finta / Marberg; Decca)
  • Herzlieber Bua (1955; Grünewald / Schmidt; Decca)
  • Small edelweiss (KG Neumann; Decca)
  • The Gemsjäger (Frank Midi; Decca)
  • When a dirndl kisses in Tyrol (Borschel / Zimm; Decca)
  • Peasant Boogie (probably 1956; Lang / Erich Meder ; Decca)
  • Cupid, please shoot (probably 1956; de Weille / Brandin; Decca)
  • It can't go on like this (1957; Decca)
  • I wish for a wedding like in a fairy tale (1957; Heinz Reinfeld / Heinrich Reinsch; Decca)
  • Wedding bells sound softly (1957; Jan Lüders / Fred Seltzer)
  • The Berlin Jemsenjäger (folk song; Decca / Polydor)
  • When you go to heaven (folk song; Polydor)
  • The place next to my pillow (Polydor)
  • I'm so scared! (Odeon)
  • My heart is a ship without a port (M: Frank Fox , T: Erich Meder ; Austroton)
  • Window waltz (Polydor)
  • A kleins Laternderl (M: Waldemar Gibisch, T: Ludwig Henze; ​​Polydor)
  • Be nice to me (harmona)
  • Stop, don't you see the red light? (Harmona)
  • Heidrun (brings you mother to rest)
  • I take my heart in both of my hands (M: Fred Raymond , T: Hans Krause-Margraf; Polydor)
  • I'm so scared (Frank Subert; Austroton)
  • Candlelight Waltz (Harmona)
  • Between Hamburg and Haiti ( Werner Eisbrenner / JM Frank)
  • Think of me (B. Bergantine / N. Wilke; Austroton)
  • The Seine flows in Paris (G. Lafarge / N. Wilke; Austroton)
  • In the room next door (Günter Neumann)
  • I walk through the streets (von Schmedes; Austroton)
  • It's a farewell just for today '(M: Emmerich Zillner, T: Hans Werner; Elite Special / Odeon)
  • With two eyes like yours (T / M: Artur Beul; Elite Special / Odeon)
  • Dominoes (Louis Ferrari, Ralph Maria Siegel ; Odeon)
  • You can rest assured (Neubrand / Ferrer; Decca)
  • The most beautiful thing in the world (Ferrer; Decca)
  • Oh Susanna ( Stephen Foster / Hillmann; Harmona)

Movies

literature

  • Maria von Schmedes sings for you. 6 songs in one album. Edition for piano with deliberate voice / German text. Tlws. with harmony designations. Berlin: Majestic, around 1955.
  • Eckhard John: It will all pass, it will all pass. History of a "hang-out" hit. In: Lied und popular Kultur / Song and Popular Culture 50/51 (2005/06), p. 163.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Biography ( Memento of the original from November 4, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.schlagerbar.ch
  2. ^ Maria von Schmedes in the Bavarian Musicians' Lexicon Online (BMLO)
  3. ↑ derstandard.at/1222152/Maria-von-Schmedes-85-jaehrig-gestorben
  4. ↑ Maria von Schmedes died at the age of 85 , Der Standard, February 26, 2003
  5. ↑ Chart sources: DE
personal data
SURNAME Schmedes, Maria von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schmedes, Maria
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian pop singer and actress
DATE OF BIRTH October 6, 1917
PLACE OF BIRTH Mödling
DATE OF DEATH February 23, 2003
Place of death Salzburg