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paullinckeThe Paul Lincke Ring is awarded every two years in honour of the great operetta composer to a significant representative of German light music. Lincke, who was born and lived in Berlin, was buried in the cemetery in Hahnenklee in 1946.

The gold Paul Lincke Ring was designed by the goldsmiths Willi and Magdalena Blomquist. It bears Paul Lincke’s initials and is decorated with a lyre enfolded by a branch of laurel.

The previous recipients of the ring are:

  • 1955 Friedrich Schröder
  • 1957 Gerhard Winkler
  • 1959 Rudolf Nelson
  • 1961 Hans Casté
  • 1964 Willi Meisel
  • 1966 Dr. Edmund Nick, Franz Grothe
  • 1969 Nico Dostal
  • 1971 Günter Neumann, Werner Eisbrenner
  • 1973 Norbert Schulze
  • 1975 Peter Kreuder
  • 1977 Michael Jary
  • 1979 Günther Schwenn
  • 1981 Udo Jürgens
  • 1983 Ralph Siegel
  • 1985 Werner Bochmann
  • 1987 Lotar Olias
  • 1989 Michael Kunze
  • 1991 René Kollo
  • 1993 Christian Bruhn
  • 1995 Peter Maffay
  • 1997 Freddy Quinn
  • 1999 Klaus Doldinger
  • 2001 Nicole, Rolf Zuckowski
  • 2003 Udo Lindenberg.
  • 2005 Max Raabe
  • 2007 Peter Plate
  • 2009 Die fantastischen Vier
  • 2011 Anette Humpe

The Paul Lincke Ring was firstly awarded in 1955 by Hahnenklee-Bockswiese. Since local government reorganisation in 1972, the prize is bestowed by Goslar Corporation.

 
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