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Lothar Brühne (1900–1958) was a German composer and conductor best known for his film music in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Film Music: He wrote scores for many German films, including Die große Liebe (1942) and Münchhausen (1943), blending classical and popular styles.
Collaboration: He worked closely with Swedish-German actress Zarah Leander, composing iconic songs for her films.
Style: His music featured rich orchestration and emotional melodies, enhancing the drama and romance of the films.
Though less known today, Brühne’s work remains a key part of German cinema’s golden era.
"So war die Frau von Eschebach" is a Chanson-Foxtrot composed by Lothar Brühne, with lyrics by Bruno Balz. The song was featured in the 1941 German film Jenny und der Herr im Frack, performed by Hilde Hildebrand. The song's lyrics narrate the story of the young and beautiful wife of Eschebach, who disliked being alone.
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