ALL DARK – New West
Jazz Tour of National Sozialism
Walking to historic venues of jazz in Western Berlin passing Olivaer Platz to Schaubühne , Lehniner Platz
Registration under 0171/5483492 oder anja@jazzgeschichten.de
The tours can be booked anytime, maybe in conjunction with a concert !?
- meeting in front of BMW-Haus, Kurfürstendamm 31, 10719 Berlin; ending ca 120 Minutes later in front of Schaubühne, € 15, discounts possible
Berlin, National Socialism: … of populism, manipulation, collaboration and civil disobedience – in 1933 jazz was actually on the index! The music was defamed according to all the rules of racism. Nevertheless, she was an integral part of the Berlin entertainment! Never banned comprehensively, here even officially supported, somehow there was confusion. What strategies did the regime pursue? And how could a jazz life look like in the circumstances?
At the edges of the Berlin entertainment centers jazz life flourished, in the New West the Swings and their dance shaped the picture. Who were they and what did all this mean? The jazz tour is looking for explanations.
Musik 1933 – 45:
Internationale Musiker*innen:
Bennie Goodman
Django Reinhardt
Cole Porter – Born to dance
Irving Berlin – Swing high, swing low
Glenn Miller – In the mood
.. in Berlin:
Kerb Flemming
Lubo d´Orio
Tullio Mobiglia
Berliner Musiker*innen:
Helmut Zacharias
Kurt Hohenberger
Peter Igelhoff – Dieses Lied hat keinen Text
Evelyn Künnecke – Sing, Nachtigal, sing
Coco Schuhman
Otto Stenzel – Musik, Musik, Musik
Nazi-Bands:
Die Goldene Sieben
Charly and his Orchestra