Welcome to a time when people danced the Charleston all night long and got drunk on art and absinthe. With charm, irony and elegance, the Ballhausorchester takes you into the dazzling world of chansons from the 1920s, written by bad guys like Bert Brecht, Kurt Weill, Friedrich Holländer, Georg Kreisler and Jaques Brel.
But they don't stop at the pop song, which of course is always interpreted seriously - sometimes rhythmically hot South American, sometimes jazzed coolly, definitely danceable, even in pairs.
01 Women are not angels
02 Don't keep looking at the tango violinist
03 You walk through all my dreams
04 Red poppy
05 Do you know what you can do?
06 The Miss Nobody
07 You're not in the address book
08 It was always so nice with you
09 I'm going into the water
10 yes and no
11 What do you know?
12 My brother makes the noises in talkies
13 A woman
14 Darling, what will become of the two of us now?
15 Lotte
16 I'll buy myself a rocket
17 Please don't go away
18 Two in a big city
19 The night is not just for sleeping
