The thickness Pitter still silent. Yesterday was the 50erjahrecharmant yellowed pub "White Elderberry" filmed a singing evening for a documentary about German folk music. Also, the evening itself was 50erjahrecharmant, as shown by these two photos. Who can distinguish which image from the 50s and which is today?
In any case, I learned yesterday, a song from the still not enough known Cologne Chapel "taste" know is in which it is placed perfectly to the point why the thickness Pitter soon be ringing. Unfortunately, there is no audio file of the song, but here's the text:
En einzije Baustell vun Kaiser Willem- bes Ubierring
Vill Lärm un Jewummer bei däm he kei Minsch ens sing Roh fingk
Zom Takt vun nem Presslufthammer zuck 'ne Muskel en dinger Hätzkammer
Wie en Hi-Hat om Stav höpp ding Schädeldeck 'rop un erav
Doch met einem dumpfe Jlockenschlaach
bebefreit dinge Kopp sich vun all dä Saach
Un mer spetze de Lauscher un hüüre janz andächtig zo
Ref.
Wenn vum decke Pitter dä Jong ertönt
und et Klangpanorama vun Kölle verschönt
stonn uns' Ohre unger Strom
durch die deefe Stemm as of Dom
Ne amount Jedränge met horn un Schäng em Fierovendverkehr
Entjäjen dr Still - Motorenjebrülle - size: Ding eardrum et hard
Övverall Handyjebimmel un hum the Flugzeuje em sky
E Jeräuschekompott he em noisy Alldagsdrott
ref
Two Dotzend ton of metal grief mächtich en un zom sound momentum
Only janz selden zo hillijen moments paarmol e em
years as on "Amen" en un "Omm" is Danish Jlockenschlaach as of Dom!
I'm almost tempted again declare a Flashmob. Next Sunday, 11.45 clock, Domplatte: 50,000 people come to sing!
0 comments:
Post a Comment