The Work of Claus Ogerman

Claus Ogerman 45 rpm Single Records - Telefunken

Das Golgowsky Quartett - Sigi Stenford & Sein Orchester, "Zwei rehbraune Augen" / "Männertreu", Telefunken [Germany] #U 45 697 (mono) (1956).[45 rpm single]

Klaus Ogermann may have arranged "Zwei rehbraune Augen".

Geschwister Hofmann, Hugo Strasser und sein Orchester, "Hundertmal, Tausendmal"/ "Mein stilles Heimattal", Telefunken [Germany] #U 45 790 (19__).[45 rpm single]

"Hundertmal, Tausendmal" is written by Ogermann-Brandin.

Evelyn Künneke & Günter Fuhlisch Orchester, "Du hast ne Ahnung" / "Ich Wünsch Mir Zum Geburtstag Einen Mann", Telefunken [Germany] #U 45 816 (19__).[45 rpm single]

"Du has ne Ahnung" was co-written by Klaus Ogermann.

Gitta Lind, "Weisser Holunder" / "Wenn wir uns wiederseh'n", Telefunken [Germany] #U 45 835 (1956).[45 rpm Picture Sleeve single]

Klaus Ogermann may have arranged "Weisser Holunder".

Die Sunnies und die Telestars - Kurt Henkels und sein grosses Tanzorchester, "Am Kai von Honolulu"/"Da Capo, Signore!", Telefunken [Germany] #U 45 878 (19__).[45 rpm single]

Klaus Ogermann composed "Da Capo, Signore!"

Hugo Strasser und sein Orchester, "Tanzende Trompeten" (Dancing Trumpets)/"Einsame Trompete" (Lonely Trumpet), Telefunken #U 45 879 (19__).[45 rpm single]

"Tanzende Trompeten" is written by Claus Ogerman-Hugo Strasser.

Die Septaner - Orchester Klaus Ogermann, "Die Sonne von Venezuela"/"Leise rauscht das Meer", Telefunken [Germany] #U 55 048 (195_).[45 rpm single]

"Die Sonne von Venezuela" composed by Klaus Ogermann. This single features a studio choir of men and women and is arranged as Hawaiian music with romance and exoticism.

Die sieben Wanderer - Klaus Ogermann und sein Orchester, "In der neuen Heimat"/"Seit Jahren", Telefunken [Germany] #U 55 067 (195_).[45 rpm Picture Sleeve single]

This single features The Seven Wanderers and possibly the same studio choir as listed above for the Die Septaner - Orchester Klaus Ogermann single.