Hans Carste

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Hans Carste (actually Hans Häring) was a German composer and conductor, born 5 September 1909 in Frankenthal, Germany and died 11 May 1971 in Bad Wiessee, Germany. His most famous work is probably the opening theme of the German television news series Tagesschau.

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Guter Mond

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Sie will nicht Blumen und nicht Schokolade

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Dudelsack

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Liebe, dumme Mama: Helene, Helene, wie ich mich nach dir sehne (Foxtrott)

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Kuss mich, bitte, bitte kuss mich

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Hans Carste's most-played tracks include Guter Mond, Sie will nicht Blumen und nicht Schokolade, Dudelsack, Liebe, dumme Mama: Helene, Helene, wie ich mich nach dir sehne (Foxtrott), Kuss mich, bitte, bitte kuss mich. Listen to these songs and explore more from their catalog on this page.

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