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Obit: Norbert Schultz
| GUEST,Stewart | 22 Oct 02 - 11:37 PM | |
| Wolfgang | 23 Oct 02 - 08:40 AM | |
| 53 | 23 Oct 02 - 08:42 AM | |
| Amos | 23 Oct 02 - 10:34 AM | |
| GUEST | 23 Oct 02 - 04:46 PM | |
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Obit: Norbert Schultz
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Subject: Obit: Norbert Schultz From: GUEST,Stewart Date: 22 Oct 02 - 11:37 PM German composer Norbert Schultze died this month at the age of 91. He composed the song "Lili Marleen," which became the best-known song of World War II. Here's a report that was on All Things Considered this evening CLICK HERE. S. in Seattle |
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Subject: RE: Obit: Norbert Schultz From: Wolfgang Date: 23 Oct 02 - 08:40 AM I hadn't seen this in the German press. Thanks for posting. Here's a bit I did post earlier about Schultze: click Wolfgang |
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Subject: RE: Obit: Norbert Schultz From: 53 Date: 23 Oct 02 - 08:42 AM My sympathy to the family. |
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Subject: RE: Obit: Norbert Schultz From: Amos Date: 23 Oct 02 - 10:34 AM When we talk about leaving something of value behind, this man is an example to think of. One absolutely perfect song is all it takes. I know he did more than that, but I would be willing to bet that one will be floating over the airwaves 100 years hence. A |
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Subject: RE: Obit: Norbert Schultz From: GUEST Date: 23 Oct 02 - 04:46 PM Find the original version by Lale Anderson, 1939. This is the one the soldiers overseas, as well as the Germans listened to. |
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