Max Kuttner Und Toni Bloch Mit HomocordOrchester - Ich Möchte Träumen Komm Mit Nach Varasdin
Artist: Max Kuttner Und Toni Bloch Mit HomocordOrchester
Album: Ich Möchte Träumen Komm Mit Nach Varasdin
Album: Ich Möchte Träumen Komm Mit Nach Varasdin
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Table of Contents
Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
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Ich Möchte Träumen... | ||
Komm Mit Nach Varasdin ! |
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B. 1675Labels
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Formats
- Shellac
- 10"
- 78 RPM
Credits
Role | Credit |
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Written-By | E. Kálmán |
Notes
- A: Lied und Foxtrot aus "Gräfin Martina"
- B: Shimmy-Duett aus "Gräfin Martina".
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): M 17422
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): M 17423
About Max Kuttner Und Toni Bloch Mit HomocordOrchester
Austrian-born German opera, operetta, and Schlager singer (tenor) of Jewish descent (born February 24, 1883 in Baden near Vienna, Niederösterreich, Austria died October 17, 1953 in Straubing, Niederbayern, Germany)
Kuttner had his opera debut in 1905 at the Lortzing-Theater in Berlin. After several years on provincial stages, including Posen, Weimar, and Colmar, he returned to Berlin. He made his name as a Tenorbuffo in roles such as Jacquino in "Fidelio," Monostatos in "Zauberflöte," Pedrillo in "Entführung aus dem Serail" and in many Lortzing operas. In the 1920s, he moved away from operas to operettas, performing at all major operetta theaters in Berlin.
Very popular on stage, radio, and records, Kuttner recorded several hundred titles between 1906 and 1932. His releases appeared primarily on and related labels and Lindström labels like , , and , but also on dozens of smaller labels such as and its sublabels (1923-1932, ca. 50 titles), (1925-1928, ca. 130 titles), , and (ca. 52 titles from 1928-1931).
Apart from his own name, Kuttner also used several pseudonyms on recordings, such as , Alfred Senger, , , or Carlo Arimondi.
In 1906, Kuttner started recording solo or in duet with , , or . Some of his earliest releases appeared on records under the pseudonym ; other early recordings were on Edison Amberola cylinders.
In the 1910s, he was part of the popular .
In the 1920s, he became a sought-after performer on radio and gramophone. His trained tenor voice easily overcame the limitations of the acoustic recording process used until 1926.
Around 1929/1930, his success faded due to changing public tastes. As a trained opera singer, he sounded too stiff and formal to an audience in love with ever faster foxtrots.
Late in 1938, Kuttner left Germany and emigrated to Shanghai, China, where he acted for several years at an emigré theater under the direction of Alfred Dreyfus.
By November 1946, Kuttner had returned to Berlin; in August 1947 he settled in Straubing, Bavaria, where he died six years later.
Name Vars
- Kuttner
- M. Kuttner
- M. Kuttner Tenor
- Max Kuttner & Orchester
- Max Kuttner Mit Quartettgesang Und Orchesterbegleitung
- Max Kuttner Orchester
- Max Kuttner, Tenor Mit Orchesterbegleitung
Aliases
- Carlos Cantieni
- Max Steinert
- Fred Carlo
- Franz Huber
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