Song Street
| Television broadcast | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Song Street |
| Country of production |
 Germany
|
| Year (s) | 1995-2007 |
| Production company |
Süddeutscher Rundfunk , Südwestrundfunk |
| length | 90 minutes |
| genre | Music, travel |
| Moderation |
Gotthilf Fischer , from 2003 with Eva Lind |
| First broadcast | From September 15, 1995 on ARD |
Straße der Lieder was a musical entertainment program with the subtitle Musical Journey ... which was broadcast in the evening program by ARD from 1995 to 2008 ; then the name of the region visited or the route followed (see below). The producing broadcaster was Süddeutsche Rundfunk until 1998 , then the newly founded Südwestrundfunk .
Conception
The main actors in the program were the Fischer Choirs with their conductor Gotthilf Fischer . In each broadcast, they, or some of the choirs, drove to the respective broadcasting area in a vintage bus ( SETRA bus of the first series, built around 1960), whereby the song specially written for the broadcast series had the same title as the broadcast was sung. This gave the show a high recognition value .
Numerous artists appeared as guests at the most beautiful spots in the region or travel route, for which explanations were given. The range of music titles ranged from folk songs and hits to popular classical music .
From 2003, Gotthilf Fischer was supported in the presentation of the program by Eva Lind , who often contributed songs herself.
Broadcast dates
The ARD broadcast the program from September 15, 1995 on Saturdays at irregular intervals with up to five programs per year. It often ran parallel to Wetten, dass ..? of ZDF . Although it could not surpass its ratings , it achieved so much that its broadcast slot was secured. After 40 broadcasts, the series was discontinued in February 2008.
In 2009 and 2010 there were individual repetitions in the third programs . In the “Musical Journey” series, which has been produced by SWR since 2010 and moderated by Markus Brock , the musical framework program mainly shows excerpts from the “Street of Songs”. The programs are broadcast in several third-party programs on ARD.
Recording locations
Programs were devoted to the following regions and travel routes:
(Listed in the order in which they were broadcast. Source: SWR Media Services)
- In the Rems Valley
- Around Lake Constance
- In the Black Forest
- To the Swabian Alb
- Through the Allgäu
- On the Neckar
- Through the Palatinate
- From Lake Constance to Basel
- Through Hohenlohe
- From the Zugspitze to Lake Starnberg
- From Koblenz to Trier
- From Mulhouse to Strasbourg
- From the Black Forest to the Zugspitze
- Through the Salzburg region
- Through Franconia
- From the Matterhorn to Lake Geneva
- From the Alpine peaks to Franconian Switzerland
- Through Ticino
- Through South Tyrol
- From Bingen to Cologne
- From the Matterhorn to Ticino
- Through Baden-Württemberg
- Around Lake Lucerne
- Through Berlin and Brandenburg
- Through the winter paradise of Vorarlberg
- From Salzburg to the Salzkammergut
- Through Carinthia from the Großglockner to the Wörthersee
- From Heidelberg across the beautiful Black Forest
- Through Graubünden
- Through the holiday paradise of the Black Forest
- Through the Bernese Oberland
- Through Tyrol
- From Bremen to Heligoland
- Through Lower Austria and Vienna
- From Regensburg to the Bavarian Forest
- Through eastern Switzerland
- Through Ticino and Northern Italy
- Through Styria
- From Mont Blanc to the Matterhorn
- From Vorarlberg to the Salzburg region in winter
- Through Upper Bavaria from Chiemsee to Tegernsee
Individual evidence
- ↑ wunschliste.de
- ↑ Broadcast dates
- ↑ SWR Media Services ( Memento of October 13, 2011 in the Internet Archive )