Felix Mendelsohn | Comedian Harmonists | Friedrich Holländer | Nina Hagen | Modern Talking | Rammstein | Jazzanova & Sonar Kollektiv

German Music		Felix Mendelsohn
		Born into a privileged family Mendelsohn was able to develop his talents from an early age. He was an immensely successful musician, always in demand as conductor, teacher and performer.

German Music		Comedian Harmonists
		In some ways Comedian Harmonists might be called the first German boy group. Inspired by American 'The Revelers' Harry Frommermann published an ad in a local newspaper, auditioned and finally founded the famous ensemble.

German Music		Friedrich Holländer
		Even though he received a classical education, Holländer ended up writing music for cabaret. In Berlin's vibrant cabaret scene of the 1920's Holländer was an important figure,

German Music		Nina Hagen
		Born in Eastern Germany her family moved to Western Germany in the 1970s. There, Nina Hagen became an immensely popular punk rock legend and even gained international reputation.

German Music		Modern Talking
		While critics raved against their lowbrow disco hit-machine, their albums sold and sold and sold. Due to tensions between Bohlen and Anders the band split up in 1987.

German Music		Rammstein
		Rammstein are probably Germany's most wanted and most hated band at the same time.

German Music		Jazzanova & Sonar Kollektiv
		Jazzanova are especially famous for their remixes, blending jazz attitudes with easy listening sounds.