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Reinhard Scheuregger is a German composer best known for composing the theme song for the German TV action series “Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei) and provided music for the first 6 seasons from 1996 to 1999. While he got replaced by many other composers since the episode “Hollenfahrt auf der A4”, his theme can be still heard in many occasions and has been rearranged throughout the years. He also collaborated with American composer Eric Allaman and the two became “Berlin Game”. The duo scored four films, Legend (1985 film), Battleship Potemkin, Down Twisted, Angel III: The Final Chapter, and released one album, Berlin Game. After the success of Legend and Battleship Potemkin, Berlin Game (Allaman & Scheuregger) returned to Los Angeles to field film scoring offers. After the WGA strike in 1988, Allaman and Scheuregger separated ways and Allaman began working under his own name.

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Reinhard Scheuregger is a German composer best known for composing the theme song for the German TV action series “Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei) and provided music for the first 6 seasons from 1996 to 1999. While he got replaced by many other composers since the episode “Hollenfahrt auf der A4”, his theme can be still heard in many occasions and has been rearranged throughout the years. He also collaborated with American composer Eric Allaman and the two became “Berlin Game”. The duo scored four films, Legend (1985 film), Battleship Potemkin, Down Twisted, Angel III: The Final Chapter, and released one album, Berlin Game. After the success of Legend and Battleship Potemkin, Berlin Game (Allaman & Scheuregger) returned to Los Angeles to field film scoring offers. After the WGA strike in 1988, Allaman and Scheuregger separated ways and Allaman began working under his own name.