Tip parade
The Tip Parade was a music rating program in the GDR . It was broadcast on Radio DDR from 1971 to 1990 .
The Tip Parade was the second rated broadcast for rock and pop music on GDR radio after the Beatkiste that was created in 1970 . The presented titles were mainly productions of the radio of the GDR. Other titles were German-language productions from countries of the CMEA as the people's republics and Poland.
The Tip Parade was broadcast on Radio DDR I. The program ran every Saturday, in the early evening in the mid-1970s, in 1987 at 1:10 p.m. The transmission lasted almost an hour. The moderator of the Tip Parade was Hans Misersky .
procedure
Ten titles were placed each. The titles were played from 10th to 1st place. The vote was carried out by voting by postcard or letter. Part of the program was an extensive evaluation of comments from readers' letters, which was carried out shortly before the announcement of the top places. In addition, new pieces were presented that could also be chosen. The re-election was limited to eight weeks, then the title - regardless of the placement - had to be eliminated.
Others
- From 1962 to 1964 there was the hit TV show "Tip Parade" on German television .
- The results of the Tip Parade are part of the GDR annual hit parade , which was determined after 1990.
Web links
- Information about media that were relevant to popular music in the GDR (archive version)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Excerpt from the GDR radio program , accessed on December 28, 2009