Alte Kameraden versuri
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SaintMark Steve Repa
Luni, 22/01/2018 - 05:19
I believe there is a Spanish version of this song and it is also used in Argentina?
Carl Teike
The march was written around 1889 in Ulm, Germany, by military music composer Carl Teike. Teike wrote many pieces for the marching band of Grenadier-Regiment König Karl (5. Württembergisches) No. 123. When bringing his newly composed march to the regiment, the Kapellmeister Oelte simply told him: "We've got plenty enough of musical marches, put this one in the stove!". This episode eventually led to Teike taking his leave of the band and naming the march as "Alte Kameraden". Teike later worked as a police officer but also continued composing military marches, adding up to approximately 100 in total.[citation needed - WIKIPEDIA
SPANISH LYRICS ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrfD3YhmC_E
Sciera
Sâmbătă, 28/04/2018 - 13:47
Removed the video in the video field (cover with different lyrics) and the featuring artist field ("video not available"), and put André Rieu and Heino in the covering artist fields (well, the first is mainly instrumental, the second as mentioned with different lyrics, but...).
Removed most YT-links due to to being redundant.
I've also added the video with Spanish subtitles into the video field as the performance there is with lyrics.
And I've moved this entry to the artist page of Carl Teike.
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The march was written around 1889 in Ulm, Germany, by military music composer Carl Teike. Teike wrote many pieces for the marching band of Grenadier-Regiment König Karl (5. Württembergisches) No. 123. When bringing his newly composed march to the regiment, the Kapellmeister Oelte simply told him: "We've got plenty enough of musical marches, put this one in the stove!". This episode eventually led to Teike taking his leave of the band and naming the march as "Alte Kameraden". Teike later worked as a police officer but also continued composing military marches, adding up to approximately 100 in total. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Teike)
Performance lead by André Rieu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOJn-0aHgLQ