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“Zu Asche, zu Staub” (”To Ashes, to Dust”), Moka Efti Orchestra/Severija First edition ℗ Moka Efti Orchestra Released on: 2020-02-14 “The Moka Efti Orchestra is a 14-person jazz band formed by Nikko Weidemann, Mario Kamien and Sebastian Borkowski. The group was first formed for the German television series Babylon Berlin in 2018“ “The name comes from the legendary Berlin café and dance house of the 1920s and 1930s, Moka Efti.“
(via The Musical Masterstrokes Of Netflix's 'Babylon Berlin')
“Bryan Ferry crooning “Bitter-Sweet.” at the Moka Efti cabaret club. This artfully selected song “Bitter-Sweet”, is a Bryan Ferry-Andy Mackay composition from the fourth Roxy Music album Country Life (1974). It’s a melancholic love lament, full of Sturm und Drang, in which Ferry suddenly rasps out a sardonic German verse about love’s renewability. It’s Ferry’s Marlene Dietrich moment.”
- Article excerpt from The Culture Trip.
Dancing at Moka Efti | Season 1 Ep 2
moka efti. babylon berlin.
I got a little gayer after watching this
Babylon Berlin | 2017 - | Tykwer/Von Borries/Handloegten | Germany
“ To ashes, to dust, To ashes, But not just yet”
This is a masterful german tv series set in a crucial period in Europe’s history. Weimar Berlin has always fascinated me and this gem shows how life was back then. Everything in “Babylon Berlin” is brillant.
MOKA EFTI 1929 / BABYLON BERLIN (2017)
The original Moka Efti was a cafe at the corner Leipziger Strasse -Friedrichstrasse. It was named after its Greek-Italian owner, Giovanni Eftimiades and it opened in April 1929. 2800 square meters.
http://www.weimarberlin.com/
http://www.berlin-weimar.com/ (en français)
Severija - Zu Asche, Zu Staub (Psycho Nikoros) – (Official Babylon Berlin O.S.T.)
Zu Asche, zu Staub dem Licht geraubt doch noch nicht jetzt Wunder warten bis zuletzt Ozean der Zeit ewiges Gesetz zu Asche, zu Staub zu Asche doch noch nicht jetzt Zu Asche, zu Staub dem Licht geraubt doch noch nicht jetzt Wunder warten doch noch nicht jetzt
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The obsession with “Babylon Berlin” is real. It’s been a while since I’ve drawn anything, but here’s Charlotte Ritter!
