Two tracks in the snow

Rainer Moritz's sleigh ride through the world of Christmas and winter hits. No, it’s not about the endlessly played songs like "Last Christmas" or "Driving Home For Christmas." The author and expert on light music, Rainer Moritz, born in Heilbronn, prefers to focus on German schlager. What do its performers think about when it’s not about spring or beach feelings, but rather about snowflakes, Christmas trees, or holiday celebrations? Join him on a journey through the cultural history of winter schlager, and let yourself be enchanted by Vico Torriani ("Two Tracks in the Snow"), Conny Froboess ("Hey, hey, hey, what a snowball fight"), Elisa Gabbai ("Winter in Canada"), Heintje ("Snowdrops in February, Gold Rain in May"), or Frank Ifield ("You Learn to Yodel So Easily"), and finally, hear what Andrea Berg and Helene Fischer have to sing when they hit the icy skating rinks. With Rainer Moritz.