Did anyone already mention the "Bier-Walzer" by D. Hartmann?  I don`t
know if it has any text, but it is Number 3617 for 24 Ariston, Ehrlich,
Leipzig.

Does anyone know the famous: "In Muenchen steht ein Hofbraeuhaus"?  :)
Or: "Ein Prosit der Gemuetlichkeit"?   :)

I hope this hasn't been on here before (haven't read all Beer-Song
articles), but what about the "More Beer" song?  It's Number 8469 by QRS.
The original title of the melody is "Der kreuzfidele Kupferschmid".

"More Beer" Text:

  On Saturday night we get together for a glass of beer,
  the people know that there will be good cheer.
  We chatter and smile and drink awhile, 'cause we are friendly folks.
  We talk a lot and laugh a lot and tell each other jokes.

  Then we shout, "MORE BEER" and we bang our glasses down.
  There's no doubt: more beer and our troubles all will drown.
  And we never fear, 'cause there's lots of beer in town,
  raise your glasses and shout loud and clear, "MORE BEER".

greetings by(e)
Ingmar Krause

P.S.:  What's the next topic?  Love-Songs?  :)  'Twould be normal; the
most common content for songs is either love (or lost love) or drinking.
(Does anyone have statistics for that?)   :)

P.P.S.:  Hey!  Wait!  I just realize that I have an idea for the
next topic:   Cabaret/Review songs !

I'm looking for such things for I hate to keep playing on and on this
folk-stuff.  Playing "Rosamunde" a thousand times doesn't quite make lots
of fun, does it?  So I would be looking for well known humoristic songs.
Any ideas?

ERlanger drehORGEL-Trio, Familie Krause, erorgelt@balloon.franken.de

 [ I like your idea, Ingmar!  To start: what are the famous cabaret songs
 [ in the classic Marlene Dietrich cinema, "The Blue Angel"?  I know the
 [ movie was produced with both German and English sound-tracks.  Were
 [ the songs published in two languages also?  Do music rolls exist?
 [ -- Robbie