Victor Borge & Co. Part 8:8 New years eve 1991

Victor Borge & Co. Part 8:8 New years eve 1991 -
This medley begins at 7,15 in clip 7 of 8 and continues here and amongst other songs in the medley of Danish 'Folk songs' arranged by Victor Borge is:

1 Hist hvor vejen slår en bugt - ligger der et hus så smukt...

2 Der bor en bager på Nørregade - han bager kringler og julekager - og har du penge så kan du få - men har du ingen så må du gå.

3 I know the melody but cannot recall the title (Maybe someone can help)

and in the clip 8 of 8 is

4 Det var en lørdag aften - jeg sad og vented' dig...

5 I know the melody but cannot recall the title (Maybe someone can help)

6 Jeg er havren, jeg har bjælder på - mer' end tyve - tror jeg - på hvert strå - bonden kalder dem for mine fold - Gud velsigne ham den bondeknold.

7 Den lille Ole med paraplyen - han kender alle små folk i byen - hver lille pige - hver lille dreng - nu sover sødt (trygt) i sin lille seng.

8 Drømmebilleder (composed 1846) by Hans Christian Lumbye (1810-1874) *)

9 Marken er mejet og kornet er høstet - og nu går det hjemad med det allersidste læs

10 I know this mysterious mix of 2 tunes but cannot recall the title (Maybe someone can help)

11 I alle de riger og lande - hvorhen jeg i verden for - jeg fægted med åben pande...

*) http://www.symfoniorkestretsinstrumenter.dk/5storage/378/h.c.lumbye.pdf

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Victor
• Borge
• Danish
• language
• Tivoli
• Copenhagen
• Entertainment
• 1991

[mugge62]

Yes it is. In his last many years he made it a habit to end his performance worldwide with this Danish arrangement to honour the country who brought him up. This was - for a Dane - very very dear. He came to Denmark every summer to perform, and Tivoli Gardens and this old place he preferred, and I have enjoyed him 3 times here over the years.

Thanks for rating and favoriting.

[goldberg72]

@mugge62 but who and 'the composer? and what is the name of the title fool?

[svaldbardvalmue]

The last 2 videos in this story has a grate finaly. Not sure if it's a genuine TV-moment, bur the cadet had his wits about him, closing a grate evening with "The Danish Folk Songs". V. B. RIP. Many thanks to both the entertainers, as well as to our local video journalist, widening our scope. Beff

[siebhirn]

isn´t that wonderfull ?!!!!!!!!!