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  1. Martin Böttcher's Mr. Martin's Band (above) comprised the top German jazz musicians, among them Horst Fischer, Fatty George, Bill Grah, Ernst Mosch or Hans "James" Last. On February 6th, 1960 Martin Böttcher took part in the German Final of the Eurovision-Song-Contest with the song "Oh, wie schön".

  2. Apr 24, 2019 · Having learnt to play the guitar during his incaceration, on his release he made a living playing jazz and arranging music for film composers, including Michael Jary and Hans-Martin Majewski. Böttcher made his own cinematic debut in 1955, writing the music for the satirical film Der Hauptmann und sein Held.

  3. The new double-CD with music by Martin Böttcher is out NOW. It reads Martin Böttcher - Die großen Film- und TV-Melodien. On CD 1 you will find 25 Tracks of cinema-movies and on CD 2 25 Tracks of TV-series'. The main title of this double may read "The Telefunken-Years", as all tracks originally were released under the Telefunken / Teldec ...

  4. Martin Hermann Böttcher Profile : German composer, conductor and arranger, most famous for composing the soundtracks of Karl May movies, born 17 June 1927 in Berlin, Germany; died 20 April 2019.

  5. Apr 21, 2019 · Sunday, April 21, 2019. RIP Martin Böttcher. German composer, arranger, conductor Martin Böttcher died on April 19, 2019, he was 91. Known to all Germans and western film fans as the composer for the majority of the Winneotou films of the 1960s. Böttcher’s melodic compositions set the tone for the series of West German Indian films which ...

  6. Apr 20, 2019 · Martin Böttcher's main themes from these films reached top positions in the German charts and sold thousands of records. The music for the Winnetou films is a landmark in German film music history. The success of these films, accompanied by Böttcher's music, made possible the " Spaghetti Westerns " with the music of Ennio Morricone .

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  8. Martin Böttcher. Composer: Derrick. Böttcher was born 1927 in Berlin/Germany. After the second world war the young Böttcher began as solo guitarist at Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk. In the year 1955 he wrote the music for his first film Der Hauptmann und sein Held (1955). Already his next movie Teenage Wolfpack (1956), was a great artistic success for himself. He becomes one of the busiest ...