Name: 'Alles Schwindel' by Tram Thirty-Three
Duration: 4 min 50 s
Description: Written by Mischa Spoliansky and Marcellus Schiffer, Berlin 1931.

From the CD 'TALK' by WhiteFlag...First Palestinian Israeli band


06 Streamlined

a rough'n'ready warts'n'all live performance at The Rose Of Denmark in Bristol (in July 2011) of three tunes - an unknown Klezmer tune, a Boban Markovic tune, and another Klezmer tune that Pete W picked up in Poland. Pete W on accordion, Pete J on trumpet, Dave Archer on guitar, and Trevor Davies on drums (the latter's first gig with us!). 

Balkan Medley

medium-hot Mexican polka in rough'n'ready warts'n'all live recording at The Rose Of Denmark in Bristol, July 2011

Jalapeno Polka

Written by Mischa Spoliansky and Marcellus Schiffer, Berlin 1931.

'Alles Schwindel'

Music & Arrangement by Germano Castello
Performed by Daniel Carboni & Barbara Trapani
Lyrics by Boris Briozzo

The Man Without Colours

Shostakovich Cello Viola Sonata (arr: Cello) 
I. Moderato
Levon Mouradian, Cello
Jeroen Riemsdijk, Piano



Moderato Shostakovich

Gothenberg

C Section

Qanoun / Qanun / Kanun Solo with Ambience
Composed and performed by:
Richard (Shafeeq) Alsadi

Qanun Solo - Richard (Shafeeq) Alsadi

Songbird (Her Greater Music)

A Flamenco-house style piece featuring accordion and Katie on flute.

What Dreams May Come (Enter Evening)

Marianna Moralis - vocals
Peter Wilk - accordion, keys

The Sins: Un Cabaret Sans Conscience

Neo-cabaret troupe Tram Thirty-Three offer their own unique interpretations of the seven deadly sins and seven heavenly virtues in mesmeric songs, from the bruised romance and poetic cynicism of Jacques Brel, through the lilting loveliness of Cole Porter to the dissolute lowlife of Tom Waits. Devilish but delicious.

'Alles Schwindel'

Tram Thirty-Three

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