Die neue Heinz Erhardt Revue

Die 80er Neue Philharmonie Westfalen

The 1980s forged new musical paths, blending pop and new wave, rock and synth sounds, defining pop music after Elvis, the Beatles, and disco. Shows like "Formel Eins" brought these hits into German homes weekly. Now, the Neue Philharmonie Westfalen revives this glamorous era with "Die 80er," presenting orchestral arrangements of iconic songs by artists like Elton John, Depeche Mode, Pink Floyd, Madonna, and Michael Jackson, promising an unforgettable show.

HEINZ RUDOLF KUNZE & Die Big Band der Bundeswehr

The new Heinz Erhardt Revue

The new Heinz Erhardt Revue takes the audience into the fascinating universe of one of Germany’s greatest humourists. With the best mischievous wit and masterful word acrobatics; with a mixture of the most famous poems, songs and humorous sketches, the show celebrates the legacy of a man who is considered a master of comedy not only in Germany, but also beyond its borders. Patrick L. Schmitz, himself a lifelong admirer of Erhardt, slips into the role of the great comedian with dedication. Together with the ensemble, consisting of the multi-faceted Aline Joers, the versatile Gerald Ließ and the »eminent keyboard virtuoso« Franz Tröger, he turns the stage into the epicentre of humour. The ensemble has set itself the task of reproducing Erhardt’s inimitable timing, his wit and his beloved slips of the tongue with respect and a fresh breeze. The revue is not only a collection of Erhardt’s greatest works, but also an impressive display of artistic talent that will have the audience in stitches with laughter. Classics such as »Das Naschhorn«, »Die Made« and the often quoted puns are performed with an ease reminiscent of Erhardt’s signature performances. The resemblance of Patrick L. Schmitz to Heinz Erhardt, both in his appearance and in his performance, is astounding and was even received with enthusiasm by Erhardt’s family. The revue is therefore not simply a tribute, but acts as a window back to the time when Heinz Erhardt himself conquered the stages of Germany. An event that celebrates the German language, pokes fun at it in a charming way and illuminates its bizarre facets, the new »Heinz Erhardt Revue« is an unmissable cultural event. Visitors can expect an unforgettable evening full of laughter and nostalgic moments in which the memory of one of the true greats of comedy is kept alive.

Wiener Singakademie / Pro Brass / Heinz Ferlesch

Passion is a stormy, often exuberant desire to want and do things not only well, but in the best possible way – or to put it in the words of the French writer Nicolas-Sebastian Chamfort: »Through passion, man lives, through reason he merely exists.« Pro Brass and the Wiener Singakademie present new arrangements of Händel’s »Fireworks Music« and the coronation anthem »Zadok the Priest«, among others. Incidentally, the latter should also ring in the ears of passionate football fans. There is also the third movement from Werner Pirchner’s »Firewater Music« and the two-choir »Miserere« by Gregorio Allegri – the legendary work that was performed every Holy Week in the Sistine Chapel from the 1630s until 1870 and whose copying ban the 14-year-old Mozart elegantly circumvented by writing it down from memory after hearing it once.

Neue Philharmonie Hamburg

The Neue Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2003 and is made up of freelance professional musicians from all over the world. Its artistic portfolio focuses on symphonic music from the Baroque to the Modern periods. In addition, the Neue Philharmonie Hamburg also regularly appears in smaller formations, such as chamber music ensembles.

Neue Philharmonie Hamburg

The Neue Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2003 and is made up of freelance professional musicians from all over the world. Its artistic portfolio focuses on symphonic music from the Baroque to the Modern periods. In addition, the Neue Philharmonie Hamburg also regularly appears in smaller formations, such as chamber music ensembles.

Neue Philharmonie Hamburg

The Neue Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2003 and is made up of freelance professional musicians from all over the world. Its artistic portfolio focuses on symphonic music from the Baroque to the Modern periods. In addition, the Neue Philharmonie Hamburg also regularly appears in smaller formations, such as chamber music ensembles.

Neue Philharmonie Hamburg

The Neue Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2003 and is made up of freelance professional musicians from all over the world. Its artistic portfolio focuses on symphonic music from the Baroque to the Modern periods. In addition, the Neue Philharmonie Hamburg also regularly appears in smaller formations, such as chamber music ensembles.

Neue Philharmonie Hamburg

The Neue Philharmonie Hamburg was founded in 2003 and is made up of freelance professional musicians from all over the world. Its artistic portfolio focuses on symphonic music from the Baroque to the Modern periods. In addition, the Neue Philharmonie Hamburg also regularly appears in smaller formations, such as chamber music ensembles.