In their successful podcast »Haschimitenfürst – Der Bobcast«, »Bob Andrews« narrator Andreas Fröhlich and radio play producer Kai Schwind present background information, anecdotes and insider knowledge about »Die drei ???« live on stage under the motto »Voices from childhood«. It’s funny, quirky, nostalgic and entertaining.
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Oliver Rohrbeck, narrator of the »Die drei ???« detective Justus Jonas, and the iconic foley artist Jörg Klinkenberg are touring Germany with a interactive event. Together, they will take the audience on a journey back to the beginnings of the three detectives’ exciting investigations. Together with up to eight fans, they create a unique live radio play on stage. Live noises, hand-picked music and a detailed sound design provide the right soundscape and show the audience live what otherwise remains hidden behind the walls of the radio play studios.
When »Die Feisten« do what they like to do best, lots of new songs tumble out of their songwriting machine: one for the forcibly shipped, involuntary concert guests who would actually rather be at the football or a heavy metal gig. Another about the best-before date of all of us: »Mein Körper und ich« (My Body and Me) shows how you can laugh about your own decay. It’s going to be funny. All the new stories in good company with the feisty hits.
When the feisty ones do what they love best, lots of new songs tumble out of their songwriting machine: one for the forced, involuntary concert guests who would actually rather be at the football or a heavy metal gig. Another about the humanly best-before date: »Mein Körper und ich« shows how you can laugh at your own decline. It’s going to be funny. All the new stories in good company with the feisty hits.
It has become a tradition in Hamburg: with a colourful mix of all-time classics and world-famous Christmas songs, the Hamburger Goldkehlchen kick off the festive season at the beginning of December and get even the last Grinch into the Christmas spirit. For the first time, the big charity Christmas show will take place in the Laeiszhalle in Hamburg. Where the greats of classical music are usually seen and heard, this year the Goldkehlchen will be guests with their show. As every year, everything is in the name of charity.
Unforgettable melodies, a unique character and an enduring oeuvre: Udo Jürgens has delighted millions of fans with his music and on his tours. In »The Udo Jürgens Story«, Gabriela Benesch and Alex Parker undertake a musical journey through Jürgen’s life – featuring hits such as »Mit 66 Jahren«, »Ich war noch niemals in New York«, »Griechischer Wein« and many more.
Roasted almonds are a Christmas staple for some, while others prefer three hazelnuts, reminiscent of the magical tools in the beloved fairy tale film "Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella." Since its 1973 premiere, the film has enchanted audiences worldwide. This winter, the Cologne Philharmonic will host a special screening with live orchestral accompaniment of Karel Svoboda's soundtrack, immersing viewers in the fairytale's magic.
Roasted almonds are a Christmas staple for some, while others prefer three hazelnuts, reminiscent of the magical tools in the beloved fairy tale film "Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella." Since its 1973 premiere, the film has enchanted audiences worldwide. This winter, the Cologne Philharmonic will host a special screening with live orchestral accompaniment of Karel Svoboda's soundtrack, immersing viewers in the fairytale's magic.
The original "Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella" film with live orchestra returns after its 2024 success. The classic fairytale, beloved for over 50 years, follows Cinderella's pursuit of happiness. Originally intended for a summer setting, the snowy landscapes resulted from studio scheduling conflicts. The film will be shown on a large screen while a symphony orchestra performs Karel Svoboda's soundtrack live. The performance is approximately 90 minutes without intermission.
As we did the first time, we will conclude this edition of the festival with a walking concert as a consolidating measure. People have always found walking beneficial, as it clears the mind and calms the heartbeat. That can't hurt, especially in these times. After 13 days of “Out of joint”, percussionist Alexei Gerassimez and the members of the Manchester Collective ensemble ensure a pleasant collective flow. Join in the walk - we'll all meet in the Great Hall for the finale!
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