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Takeo Ischi
Also known asTakeo Ischi
Born (1947-03-03) March 3, 1947 (age 77)
OriginJapan
GenresFolk music
OccupationYodeler
LabelsRubin Records
Websitewww.rubin-records.de/musik/kuenstler2/takeo-ischi/index.php

Takeo Ischi (石井 健雄, Ishii Takeo, born May 3, 1947) is a Japanese yodeler active in Germany.

Biography

Ischi was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan.[1] In high school, he was a loner, but it was during this time that he first heard yodeling on the radio.[2] Following his father, Ischi went to university for mechanical engineering. In his spare time he became engrossed with the zither and the hammered dulcimer, and learned to play these instruments. Using Franzl Lang's records, he taught himself to yodel, and began performing on Japanese television. During a six-month period where he studied abroad in Germany,[2] Ischi went to Switzerland, where he sang at a beer hall in Zurich.[1] He soon started earning money from this. From there he sang in front of Lang, his idol, and Lang took him under his wing. He performed on television with Maria Hellwig, and after that became known in German language circles as the "Japanese yodeler".[citation needed]. Some[who?] have speculated that he is an extreme yodeler, most likely suggested in his hit "New Bibi Hendl" from 2011, in which the English narrator announces "And now we gonna take it to the top with some extreme yodeling with Takeo Ischi!". [3]

Ischi met his wife Henriette in 1981 and proposed to her three years later at an onsen (hot spring) in Japan, where he yodeled his proposal to her.[2] They married in 1985 and had five children, of which four sons named Maximilian, Michael, Andreas and Lukas, and one daughter named Julia.[4]

Discography

Der Küstenjodler

  1. Der Küstenjodler
  2. Wer hat nur Dir das Jodeln beigebracht
  3. Bockwurst, Bier und Blasmusik

New Bibi-Hendl

  1. New Bibi-Hendl (Rap)
  2. New Bibi-Hendl (Heimatsender-Mix)
  3. New Appenzeller
  4. New Bibi-Hendl (Extended Dance-Version)
  5. New Bibi-Hendl (Karaoke-Version)

Bockwurst, Bier und Blasmusik

  1. Bockwurst, Bier und Blasmusik
  2. Ich fang den Tag mit einem Jodler an

Wer hat nur Dir das Jodeln beigebracht

  1. Wer hat nur Dir das Jodeln beigebracht
  2. Bockwurst, Bier und Blasmusik
  3. Ich fang den Tag mit einem Jodler an

Der Import-Hit aus Japan

  1. Bibi-Hendl
  2. Der Import-Hit aus Japan
  3. Zwei Spuren im Schnee
  4. Appenzeller
  5. In jeder Sprache klingt es gleich
  6. Wer hat nur Dir das Jodeln beigebracht
  7. Der Liebes-Jodler
  8. Bergvagabunden
  9. Der Küsten-Jodler
  10. Bockwurst, Bier und Blasmusik
  11. Ich fang den Tag mit einem Jodler an
  12. Jagertee im Pulverschnee - gemeinsam mit Maria & Margot Hellwig
  13. Bibi-Hendl (Extended Dance-Version) (bonus track)

Die hr4-Weihnachts-CD

  • Zwei Spuren im Schnee - Takeo Ischi

Edelweiss der Volksmusik - Volume 1

  • Wer hat nur Dir das Jodeln beigebracht - Takeo Ischi

Festival der Volksmusik Volume 1

  • Der Küstenjodler - Takeo Ischi

Schlager & Gute Laune Festival Die Hits von CD 2

  • Takeo Ischi * New Bibi-Hendl (Rap)

Lieder die von Herzen kommen Volume 1

  • Der Küsten-Jodler - Takeo Ischi

Maria Hellwig - Ich möcht so gerne Urgroßmutter sein

  • Takeo Ischi - Der Küstenjodler

References

  1. ^ a b Hannah Cleaver (2006-10-18). "特集 世界が尊敬する日本人 アルプスにこだまする歌声". Newsweek Japan. Hankyu Communications.
  2. ^ a b c "ドイツの日本人ヨーデル歌手". 金のA様×銀のA様 (in Japanese). 2006-3-2. Nippon Television. {{cite episode}}: Check date values in: |airdate= (help); Unknown parameter |trans_title= ignored (|trans-title= suggested) (help)
  3. ^ fritz5190 (2011-07-09), Takeo Ischi - New Bibi Hendl (Chicken Yodeling) 2011, retrieved 2016-03-28{{citation}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  4. ^ "ドイツでヨーデル歌手として活躍する日本人～アルプス山脈の麓で～". ポカポカ地球家族. 2003-11-15. TV Asahi.
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