Mit Kreisler und Konsorten am Sängerstammtisch

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Opera

Meeting point OPAL-Foyer with Joachim Goltz, Thomas Berau, Thomas Jesatko, Uwe Eikötter and Naomi Schmidt

As a black-humored chansonnier, Georg Kreisler (Vienna 1922-2011) poisoned pigeons in the park, destroyed music critics and wished for a Vienna without Viennese. "TragiGroteske" describes the unmistakable style of Georg Kreisler. Both his humor - black, profound and poetic - and his use of wordplay had a profound influence on the music scene of his time, especially on cabaret. Songs such as "Zwei alte Tanten tanzen Tango", "Der Tod, das muss ein Wiener sein" and "Heute Abend: Lola Blau" are a representation of his particular style. However, the regular singers' table is not just about singing, but also about socializing. What topics are discussed when singers in their prime meet at the regulars' table? What do they talk and sing about? What do we do apart from rallalalera and rallalala? How do you sing about feelings of happiness, is there envy, jealousy and resentment? What is the latest gossip? Lots of exciting topics that you are welcome to eavesdrop on. Immerse yourself in the singer's cosmos and join us for a turbulent, cheerful, thought-provoking, varied and enlightening evening with music by Kreisler, Kálmán and Raabe. And of course, Stammtisch means that our audience never has to sit on dry land. So... cheers to art!!! This content has been machine translated.