I love that AMK is continuing the German "Liedermacher" (singer-songwriter/balladeer) tradition and revitalize it. You can clearly hear the influences of Konstantin Wecker, Hannes Wader, Reinhard Mey, as well as poets like Brecht and Rilke, which they sometimes reference in their lyrics. And they still maintain their own unique style. Just waiting for the day Henning sings some Brecht.
As for the Forest Gump thing, it's also a play on words: Everything takes its course. --> course in German is "Lauf" Forrest, run --> run in German is "lauf" So, course and run are the same word in German, one is spelled with a capital letter, but of course you cannot hear that :) German: Alles nimmt seinen Lauf. Forrest, lauf.
Just here vibing in the comment section :) This is probably one of my favorites from the latest album. My father has Alzheimers, so this kinda hit me hard when I first heard it. All the memories, all the love, and all that passing time you'll never get back. This song is so deep, and one of the best works Henning has done (I believe this one he wrote all by himself). He is a multi-instrumentalist, and can fluently play several instruments. I always love to hear him play the piano, it's so delicate. Love to see that you have fallen to the rabbit hole of AMK! Just keep doing them. I still strongly recommend the Proberaum session version of "Ausgehen", it's such a mood & makes me smile every time.
Das echt komplizierte an der deutschen Sprache es gibt so viele Variationen ein Gegenstand zu beschreiben, ein Gefühl , eine Situation.Die blumige Sprache die unsere kantige Aussprache wieder besonders macht., aber auch oft fehlinterpretiert wird.In der Schule verzweifeln deutsche Schüler regelmässig an der eigenen Sprache und erkennen erst später wie schön das ist.
The really complicated thing about the German language is that there are so many variations to describe an object, a feeling, a situation, the flowery language that makes our angular pronunciation special again, but is also often misinterpreted, and at school German pupils regularly despair of their own language and only later realise how beautiful it is.
I especially love this song. And I completely agree with you that the wonderful lyrics are perfectly complemented by the piano accompaniment. I's so touching and it always makes me cry when I hear it. Thank you for your sensitive reaction.
Came right here from your reaction to barfuß am Klavier, these two are some of my favorite songs from AMK! Thank you for reacting, your thoughts about the lyrics are actually really interesting, have seen quite a few reactions to AMK, but you seem to actually get them. Also it seems like you have a really good feel for German, maybe you should try to learn it!
As far as I have been searching for some more infos I have learned, that he was growing without a mother who left them when he was small so he was only growing up with his father. I love his texts is soo deep and soo amazing. I cant get enough. I also have to admitt I was bit concerned, he is not very happy in his life, but than I see him smiling and knowing he is enjoying the music so much... i really loved the part he says you can forget the mother tongue once nobody spokes to you with it, and how can you really love if nobody tells you I love you....
Henning plays many instruments (like Christopher and Severin) but piano is his go to and all their ballads seem to have an origin here. This song is very moving and this rendition gives me chills every time. I get you and I am nearly double your age ;-)
Get to Jenny Jenny! It`s about a stewardess how try to be on a journey and not just flying in shift 7/24! P.S.: Try the version while there riding on mule`s, fun! xD
When you go through their most requested songs, you will eventually get to their less popular ones and somehow I enjoyed their less popular songs the most. One of such hidden masterpiece is Your Door.
Please, listen (and translate the beautiful lyrics) to Weißes Papier by Element of Crime - I´m sure you'll love it. Best Liebeskummer Song ever written :)
„My dad has now retired from his job“
They cheer for his dad. „I have written a song for him- well, another one. And it’s called Orangenlied.“
Thank you...
I love that AMK is continuing the German "Liedermacher" (singer-songwriter/balladeer) tradition and revitalize it. You can clearly hear the influences of Konstantin Wecker, Hannes Wader, Reinhard Mey, as well as poets like Brecht and Rilke, which they sometimes reference in their lyrics. And they still maintain their own unique style. Just waiting for the day Henning sings some Brecht.
As for the Forest Gump thing, it's also a play on words:
Everything takes its course. --> course in German is "Lauf"
Forrest, run --> run in German is "lauf"
So, course and run are the same word in German, one is spelled with a capital letter, but of course you cannot hear that :)
German: Alles nimmt seinen Lauf. Forrest, lauf.
You get them👍- “Art speaks to people” 💝💝💝
Just here vibing in the comment section :)
This is probably one of my favorites from the latest album. My father has Alzheimers, so this kinda hit me hard when I first heard it. All the memories, all the love, and all that passing time you'll never get back. This song is so deep, and one of the best works Henning has done (I believe this one he wrote all by himself). He is a multi-instrumentalist, and can fluently play several instruments. I always love to hear him play the piano, it's so delicate.
Love to see that you have fallen to the rabbit hole of AMK! Just keep doing them. I still strongly recommend the Proberaum session version of "Ausgehen", it's such a mood & makes me smile every time.
Das echt komplizierte an der deutschen Sprache es gibt so viele Variationen ein Gegenstand zu beschreiben, ein Gefühl , eine Situation.Die blumige Sprache die unsere kantige Aussprache wieder besonders macht., aber auch oft fehlinterpretiert wird.In der Schule verzweifeln deutsche Schüler regelmässig an der eigenen Sprache und erkennen erst später wie schön das ist.
The really complicated thing about the German language is that there are so many variations to describe an object, a feeling, a situation, the flowery language that makes our angular pronunciation special again, but is also often misinterpreted, and at school German pupils regularly despair of their own language and only later realise how beautiful it is.
When i first watch this amk video i had tears even though i didn't understand one word❤
I especially love this song. And I completely agree with you that the wonderful lyrics are perfectly complemented by the piano accompaniment. I's so touching and it always makes me cry when I hear it. Thank you for your sensitive reaction.
Came right here from your reaction to barfuß am Klavier, these two are some of my favorite songs from AMK! Thank you for reacting, your thoughts about the lyrics are actually really interesting, have seen quite a few reactions to AMK, but you seem to actually get them. Also it seems like you have a really good feel for German, maybe you should try to learn it!
As far as I have been searching for some more infos I have learned, that he was growing without a mother who left them when he was small so he was only growing up with his father. I love his texts is soo deep and soo amazing. I cant get enough. I also have to admitt I was bit concerned, he is not very happy in his life, but than I see him smiling and knowing he is enjoying the music so much... i really loved the part he says you can forget the mother tongue once nobody spokes to you with it, and how can you really love if nobody tells you I love you....
Henning plays many instruments (like Christopher and Severin) but piano is his go to and all their ballads seem to have an origin here. This song is very moving and this rendition gives me chills every time. I get you and I am nearly double your age ;-)
Favorite band is for sure and yes I also am also obsessed ❤❤❤
Sieben Jahre is another song Henning wrote about his father. ❤
I didn't know that! Thanks for the info
i feel like „Oft gefragt“ is as well
Could you please elaborate on this? I somehow thought Seben Jahre was about Henning’s mother
No it is not about his father.
u can check out marie... or some older stuff from their early street singing days...sometimes i like to lie
Wonderful song. Maybe the lyrics represent also the fact that his mother left the family when he was very young.
She didn't so much "leave", she died....
@@magdalenaschweickhardt7189 left when he was little, died later when he was in his late teens.
'Sometimes I like to Lie' is amazing. Please react.
Thank You!!! you see and hear what I do!;❣️
If you do another reaction video of their music, try Schon Krass from the Schlagschatten album. It's very good
It is very eloquent and beautiful
Imagine you get the whole poetry of those lyrics...gernan englisch myself i couldnt even try to translate
Love this song! 😊
Get to Jenny Jenny! It`s about a stewardess how try to be on a journey and not just flying in shift 7/24! P.S.: Try the version while there riding on mule`s, fun! xD
Beautiful
He us a wonderful pianist. Does it matter if he is trained or not?
Dieses Lied erinnert mich immer an mein Vater (R. I. P), ein wunderschönes Lied
When you go through their most requested songs, you will eventually get to their less popular ones and somehow I enjoyed their less popular songs the most. One of such hidden masterpiece is Your Door.
ruclips.net/video/ZFJt_mL1xDA/видео.html
Boom.
@@walterooski Boom and here it is😊
💗
Please, listen (and translate the beautiful lyrics) to Weißes Papier by Element of Crime - I´m sure you'll love it. Best Liebeskummer Song ever written :)
Consider the migratory birds?