Joja Wendt's new show features a diverse live program with original songs and arrangements across various genres, leading to magical places and unique encounters. He'll perform Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue", Vivaldi's "Summer", and Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode".A summary from original text in German | Read the original
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»Spiel’ doch mal leiser!« (Why don’t you play a little more softly?) is a biographical show in its most virtuosic and charming form. Joja Wendt presents world-class piano entertainment at the Laeiszhalle, but there is one thing he certainly doesn’t do: play softly! Joja Wendt reveals why this phrase has accompanied him all his life and why it was good not to listen to it.
Joja Wendt’s New Year concert in the Elbphilharmonie kicks off the New Year in exuberant, genre-transcending style. Traditionally, it’s an evening full of musical surprises with a reasonable chance that Hamburg’s incumbent mayor, Till Brönner, Tom Gaebel, Götz Alsmann or musical companions such as Inga Rumpf and Abi Wallenstein will drop by as surprise guests.
Joja Wendt’s New Year concert in the Elbphilharmonie kicks off the New Year in exuberant, genre-transcending style. Traditionally, it’s an evening full of musical surprises with a reasonable chance that Hamburg’s incumbent mayor, Till Brönner, Tom Gaebel, Götz Alsmann or musical companions such as Inga Rumpf and Abi Wallenstein will drop by as surprise guests.
Joja Wendt’s New Year concert in the Elbphilharmonie kicks off the New Year in exuberant, genre-transcending style. Traditionally, it’s an evening full of musical surprises with a reasonable chance that Hamburg’s incumbent mayor, Till Brönner, Tom Gaebel, Götz Alsmann or musical companions such as Inga Rumpf and Abi Wallenstein will drop by as surprise guests.
»Spiel’ doch mal leiser!« (Why don’t you play a little more softly?) is a biographical show in its most virtuosic and charming form. Joja Wendt presents world-class piano entertainment at the Laeiszhalle, but there is one thing he certainly doesn’t do: play softly! Joja Wendt reveals why this phrase has accompanied him all his life and why it was good not to listen to it.
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