Norbert Pawlicki

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Norbert Pawlicki (born March 4, 1923 in Vienna ; † July 15, 1990 there ) was an Austrian pianist and composer .

Life

Norbert Pawlicki played the piano from the age of 6 and also mastered all keyboard instruments. As a 10-year-old he wrote his first compositions. He broke off his medical studies and attended the music academy in Vienna . His teachers were Alfred Uhl (composition) and Hans Swarowsky (conducting), in 1950 he completed his studies with a diploma.

Pawlicki became Kapellmeister in the Ronacher establishment , in the Wiener Kammerspiele and in the Renaissance theater . He later came to the radio, where he provided music to more than 10,000 programs. As an arranger and pianist he worked on programs by Maxi Böhm : “The great opportunity” , Karl Farkas : “Balance of the month” and, after the death of Gustav Zelibor, on “ What's new? “ By Heinz Conrads with. As musical director at the Vienna Volkstheater , he contributed to the success of the legendary Nestroy productions by Gustav Manker . As a pianist, he accompanied such well-known performers as Maria Andergast , Paul Hörbiger and Hans Moser .

He composed, edited and arranged Viennese songs, dance, cabaret and light music as well as music for radio and television plays.

Norbert Pawlicki was buried on August 7, 1990 in an honorary grave in the Neustift cemetery (group U2, number 184) in Vienna.

His daughter Patricia Pawlicki , with the COURIER editor in chief Helmut Brandstätter married, ORF - journalist and moderates among others, the mission of the House, .

Awards

Works (selection)

Unless otherwise stated, Norbert Pawlicki is the author of the music and text.

Songs and hits

  • A little bit like that . Wienerlied. 1946
  • A piece from the heart . Wienerlied. 1946
  • A Weana from yesterday ... Text and music: Charly Berndt, Peter Heinz Kersten and Norbert Pawlicki. 1964
  • Everything about women is music . Song and slowfox. 1948
  • Two sit on an 'green banker . Wienerlied. 1946
  • At night, I'll be worried . Words: Lea Warden. 1966
  • Blind man . ("Beggar Blues"). Text and music: Günther Leopold and Norbert Pawlicki. 1959
  • Boomerang . Medium Fox. Words and music: Günther Leopold and Norbert Pawlicki. 1963
  • Little Miss Clarinet! Polka Fox. Text: Fritz Eckhardt . 1961
  • The Viennese water . 1947
  • Your love is my best talisman . Beguine. Text and music: Günther Leopold and Norbert Pawlicki. 1961
  • The Lord over me . Polka Fox. Text: Fritz Eckhardt. 1953
  • The most beautiful spring . Song and slowfox. 1954
  • The taxi driver . Wienerlied. Words: Lea Warden. 1966
  • The old Excellency . Wienerlied. Text: Robert Leo Baraniecki. 1961
  • The Dixie-Trixie . ("Dixieland"). Words: Hans Hauenstein and Norbert Pawlicki. 1959
  • The small avenue in the park of Schönbrunn . Wienerlied. Words: Hans Werner . 1960
  • The last Fiakers . Wienerlied. Words: Lea Warden. 1961
  • A banker in the country . Text: Lea Warden. 1983
  • Be a little fat . Song of praise to the mollerte Viennese woman Text: Hans Hauenstein. 1964
  • A walk in Vienna . Text: Lea Warden. 1981
  • All's well that ends well! Gallop for large orchestra, Op. 391 July 1954
  • The lilac is already blooming . Text: Lea Warden. 1981
  • It's wonderful ... slow fox. Text: Siegfried Lang. 1960
  • Feel at home in Tyrol . Foxtrot. Words: Friedrich Wanek. 1966
  • It doesn't work completely without love . Fast fox trot. Text and music: Günther Leopold and Norbert Pawlicki. 1961
  • Go on, neighbor . Words: Lea Warden. 1965
  • Today Hans is wearing his first long trousers . Song and Foxtrot. Words: Günther Leopold. 1954
  • Today I was invited . Wienerlied. Text: Hans Hauenstein. 1962
  • I want to be happy today . Waltz song. 1946
  • I'm always so alone on Sundays . Chanson. Text: Friedrich Wanek. 1966
  • I am a poor Vanquero . ("Gloomy-Bolero"). Text: Hans Hauenstein. 1961
  • I am not a model boy . Wienerlied. Text and music: Charly Berndt, Peter Heinz Kersten and Norbert Pawlicki. 1964
  • In the city park . Wienerlied. 1947
  • In Purkersdorf out on the Gablitzbach . 1947
  • Every second woman from Budweis . Polka in "Middle High Viennese". Words: Harald Gärtner. 1963
  • Jessas, Jessas, Jessasna . Viennese Heurigen March. Text: Arthur Karl Wottitz. 1965
  • Jimmy from Colorado . Cowboy song. Text: Hans Hauenstein. 1963
  • Come and fly with us . Marching song. Words: Wilhelm Hufnagl and Theodor Ottawa . Music: Carl M. Zwerenz and Norbert Pawlicki. 1964
  • Kiss with love . Cha Cha. Text: Friedrich Wanek. 1965
  • One cannot ask too much of fate . Wienerlied. 1946
  • My favorite dream . Words: Lea Warden. 1966
  • Its 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, sex appeal . Swing rock. Words and music: Günther Leopold and Norbert Pawlicki. 1959
  • Fall in love with Vienna . Waltz song. Words: Friedrich Wanek. 1964
  • Very nice! Cha Cha. Text and music: Günther Leopold and Norbert Pawlicki. 1961
  • Why is my Grinzing apartment so far? Words: Walter Stern. 1967
  • What do the French like to do best? Mambo. Text: Peter Herz . 1959
  • What do you know . Wienerlied. 1947
  • Water raspa. Raspa . Words: Günther Leopold and Norbert Pawlicki. 1951
  • If I can really do magic . Song. Text: Peter Heinz Kersten . 1964
  • When two get along . Lied and English Waltz. Words and music: Günther Leopold and Norbert Pawlicki. 1958
  • How we really are Weana . Text: Kurt Wrba. 1983
  • Vienna is in the country . 1983
  • Vienna . Song. Text: Walter Stern. 1966
  • Where a park once was . Text: Harald Gärtner. 1975

Other compositions

  • Mr Wuschelkopf's castle in the air . A children's musical in two parts. Book and lyrics: Georg Kövary . 1967
  • Ballet waltz . For large orchestra, op. 170 / 5a. (Composed in 1945, orchestrated at Easter 1949)
  • Fingertips . Valse musette. 1954
  • General Kimmel march . 1964
  • Little dream melody . Melody for the radio program "The little dream man is coming." 1955

literature

  • Felix Czeike : Historical Lexicon Vienna . Volume 4. Kremayr & Scheriau, Vienna 1995, ISBN 3-218-00546-9 , p. 509.
  • Rudolf Flotzinger (Ed.): Oesterreichisches Musiklexikon . Volume 4. Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna 2005, ISBN 3-7001-3046-5 .

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personal data
SURNAME Pawlicki, Norbert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian pianist and composer
DATE OF BIRTH March 4, 1923
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH July 15, 1990
Place of death Vienna