Estratto dallo Spring Nicht dvd

Don't forget Gustav und Georg! with out them there would be no Tokio Hotel!!!

Teaser/Trailer

Gustav Holst's "Mars" from his "Planets Suite" is synthesized from the MIDI files transcribed from his score, and accompanied by a slideshow of freely-available contemporary and classical artwork. Some longer and better classical pieces may be found on http://www.esnips.com/web/Beachcomber-Classics

Tokio Hotel performing "Ready, Set, Go" live in Italy, in front of hundreds of screaming fans.

Video von Viva Live!

the enlish version of schrei

its german.....but the most is not true

Warbirds - Messerschmitt Bf 109G 'Gustav' at IWM Duxford.

At the Foster Pool Dog Swim in Lakewood, Ohio

Part 3 of a 4-part tone poem series. Music: "Mars, the Bringer of War" composed by Gustav Holst

Dark electronic ambient. Rough mix from current project, inpired by the Planets, by Holst.

Un'anteprima del dvd Zimmer 483!

Can see the rocket kick in and it fire off in this one

As it says...

Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity One of the loudest pieces of music ever written, and, in parts, one of the quietest, The Planets is a very popular choice with concert-goers. Written around 1915 by the English composer, Gustav Holst, it includes a piece of music for each of the seven planets that were known at the time, excluding the Earth itself. Holst provides astrological titles for the planets, loosely based on the characters of the Roman gods after which the planets were named. The music is intended to be descriptive of the 'moods' of each of the planets, as perceived in their mythology. The whole suite is scored for very large orchestra, with an off-stage chorus of women joining in for the last piece. A full performance lasts about 50 minutes. Holst's music must be considered the forerunner of the 'Hollywood Space Movie' style of composing. In particular, John Williams' Star Wars music is heavily indebted to both 'Mars' and 'Uranus'. This piece represents Jupiter, the ruler of the gods, both in his regal and jovial aspects. A wild dance in 3/4 time is the height of the joviality while the more solemn character is depicted by a regal, hymn-like tune, which in fact was subsequently used as the melody for a hymn, 'I Vow to Thee My Country'.

Bessy's Kittens Ginger & Gustav Tuna On The Rock

Tokio Hotel is the BEST!

This is a little fun thing Christian did doing a little all round, and showing you much of our work, including some never seen before footage, with the new character Clark Güstav...

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